Highlight Criteria Failures in Screener Results for a specific stock
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Screener Question
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Xenon Trout
Is there a setting or known limitation I should be aware of so my screener reliably catches every confirmed upcoming earnings date? I rely on this filter to find companies reporting in a specific two-day window, so completeness of the earnings dates is important to me. Thanks for your help.
Hi — I'm using the Stock Screener with a filter on "Next Earnings (Date)" and I think the earnings calendar may be missing some confirmed dates. Specifically: Dave & Buster's (PLAY) has publicly confirmed (in its own June 1, 2026 press release) that it reports Q1 FY2026 earnings on June 15, 2026. But when I filter my screener for Next Earnings Date between 2026-06-15 and 2026-06-16, PLAY does not appear, even though it clears my other filters (market cap over $500M, average volume over 500K). When I look up PLAY directly, what Next Earnings Date does Koyfin show for it? My questions: Why would a company with a confirmed, publicly announced earnings date not surface in a Next Earnings Date screener filter? How current is the earnings-date data in the screener — how often is it refreshed, and does it include companies that have announced but not yet reported? Is there a setting or known limitation I should be aware of so my screener reliably catches every confirmed upcoming earnings date? I rely on this filter to find companies reporting in a specific two-day window, so completeness of the earnings dates is important to me. Thanks for your help.
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Tetiana Afanasieva
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PLAY is not appearing because its market capitalization is currently about $428M, which is below minimum market cap threshold for that screen/filter.
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Screen a single stock against listed criteria
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Developed Impala
I would like to suggest adding capability to screen a single stock against criteria setup in My Screens. In this way to would be possible to where the stock screens in/out against each parameter.
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displaying tickers that are excluded from search due to insufficient data
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Purple Aardvark
In a Koyfin screen, I’m applying a criteria that has no results for that particular metric for 1 or more securities.
If the security would otherwise pass the screen, I would still like to know about it though.
Can you devise an automatic method for doing so?
For example, consider a growth screen consisting the two criteria: “Total Return 3Y (Global R) >99” and “Total Return 1Y (Global R) >99”, which looks for securities in the 100th percentile of Total Returns over both the last 3 years AND the last 1 year.
SEZL is left off this screen, because it is too new to have a 3 year total return. I am happy to have SEZL fail this screen, yet I would still like to know about it so I can make my own determination of its suitability for my use.
Conor MacNeil
Hey John, we are planning to implement a few things to address this, I think one solutionfor you is:
- Including a 'where is my ticker?' function: This will let you run a single ticker against a screen to see why it was not included in the output.
We plan to implement this in the future. I'll merge your ticket with that ticket so you can be notified when we make progress there.
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Hi Naif, the purpose of a screener is to exclude stocks from the output. Are you suggesting a second output that shows the exclude items and why they were excluded?
Could this be replicated by a filtering system (e.g stocks with revenue between $200m and $250m, in North America, etc.
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Neon carrot Viper
Conor MacNeil sorry maybe it wasn’t clear. So I have a quality screener, let’s say with FCF 10-yr CAGR of at least 5% and revenue 10-yr CAGR of at least 5%. Then I went looking for NVR and was surprised not to find it among the passers, I want to know where NVR failed - in which of my criteria, if that makes sense.
FYI - For some reason, NVR passes both but it’s not listed. So I had to delete a criterion one by one to see when NVR passes (it suggests not passing the 10-yr CAGR FCF, which i believe is not true)
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