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Fixed thresholds applied identically to every ticker is the right call — weighted scores are where most screeners quietly become opinion. One thing that would make the verdict much easier to trust: showing which of the four data providers supplied each metric, since FMP and Yahoo often disagree on trailing P/E and debt for the same company. Also worth stating how stale the fundamentals can be, because a 10-second read on last quarter's filing behaves very differently right after earnings.

Fixed thresholds applied identically to every ticker is the right call — weighted scores are where most screeners quietly become opinion. One thing that would make the verdict much easier to trust: showing which of the four data providers supplied each metric, since FMP and Yahoo often disagree on trailing P/E and debt for the same company. Also worth stating how stale the fundamentals can be, because a 10-second read on last quarter's filing behaves very differently right after earnings.
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