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Penke stock trends report

Stock Trends Screener

Discover stocks with improving fundamentals, margins, cash flow, returns, balance sheet strength and per-share value. Find companies getting stronger before the market notices.

Use Penke’s stock trend screener to find companies where the underlying business is improving. These pages are not blind buy signals. They are idea generators for investors who want to spot better margins, stronger cash flow, improving returns and healthier balance sheets.

Best starting point

Start With A Stock Screen

These pages translate financial data into simple business stories.

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Quality Stocks Getting Stronger

Find companies with improving profit margins, returns on capital and free cash flow.

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Cash Machine Stocks

Find companies with improving free cash flow, cash flow margins and cash generation per share.

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Strong Balance Sheet Stocks

Find companies improving liquidity, reducing debt pressure and strengthening financial safety.

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Turnaround Stocks

Find companies where profits, margins, cash flow or returns are starting to recover.

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Hidden Value Stocks

Find companies where value per share, cash flow or profitability may be improving before the market fully notices.

How To Use These Trend Pages

A single financial number can be noise. Multiple improving indicators can reveal a business getting stronger.

Penke rule: use these pages as idea generators, not blind buy signals. Find interesting companies, then open the company page and check the full picture.

Explore by question

Browse By Business Question

Pick what you want to understand about a company.

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Stocks With Improving Profitability

Find companies with improving margins, stronger profit generation and better business economics.

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Stocks With Improving Capital Efficiency

Find companies improving return on equity, return on assets, return on invested capital and asset efficiency.

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Stocks With Improving Balance Sheet Strength

Find companies improving liquidity, reducing debt pressure and strengthening financial safety.

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Stocks With Improving Cash Flow

Find companies generating more real cash, stronger free cash flow and better cash flow margins.

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Stocks Improving Value Per Share

Find companies improving earnings per share, free cash flow per share, book value per share or dividends per share.

Advanced mode

All Individual Indicators

Use these if you already know which metric you want to investigate.

Gross Profit Margin

Shows how much revenue remains after direct production costs.

Operating Margin

Shows how profitable the core business is before interest and taxes.

Net Profit Margin

Shows how much final profit remains from revenue.

Free Cash Flow Margin

Shows how much revenue becomes free cash flow.

operatingCashFlowMargin

Shows how much revenue turns into operating cash.

freeCashFlowConversionRatio

Shows whether accounting profit becomes real cash.

Return on Assets

Shows how efficiently assets are used to generate profit.

Return on Equity

Shows how efficiently shareholder capital creates profit.

Return on Invested Capital

Shows how well the company turns invested capital into operating profit.

Asset Turnover

Shows how efficiently assets generate revenue.

Current Ratio

Shows whether a company can cover short-term obligations with short-term assets.

Quick Ratio

A stricter liquidity check that ignores weaker current assets.

Cash Ratio

Shows how much immediate cash protection the company has.

Debt to Equity

Shows how much liabilities the company has compared to equity.

debtToAssetRatio

Shows how much of the asset base is financed by debt.

liabilitiesToAssetRatio

Shows total liabilities compared to total assets.

Net Debt to Earnings

Shows debt pressure compared to operating earnings power.

interestCoverageRatio

Shows how easily operating income covers interest costs.

Free Cash Flow

Shows cash left after capital spending.

Free Cash Flow per Share

Shows real cash generated per share.

Earnings per Share

Shows profit earned for each share.

Book Value per Share

Shows accounting value per share.

Dividend per Share

Shows cash returned to shareholders per share.

What Does “Trending” Mean?

Penke compares recent financial data against earlier financial data and looks for companies where the selected indicator moved in the right direction.

Sometimes higher is better, like rising free cash flow. Sometimes lower is better, like falling debt pressure.