2026-07-06

Most stock screeners give you one lens: cheap stocks, or fast-growing stocks, or technically strong stocks. The problem is that any single screen is easy to fool. A stock can look cheap because the business is dying, or look high-quality while being wildly overpriced.

StockOverlap only surfaces a stock when two independent screens agree on it the same day:

• A quality screen — return on equity, earnings growth and consistency, margin stability, valuation vs. its sector, and balance-sheet strength.
• A value screen — where it sits in its 52-week range, revenue growth, gross margin, short interest, institutional ownership, and analyst conviction.

Different inputs, different philosophies. When both flag the same ticker — and analysts see 30%+ upside — that overlap is a fundamentally different class of signal than any one screen alone. That is a "dual pick."

Every dual pick is logged the day it appears, with the entry price frozen, so the track record is fully transparent.