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Despite all the talk about the demise of value investing, Algy Hall's Contrarian Value screen has done stunningly well over the past decade by sticking by the principle of reversion to the mean

My Safe Yield screen has managed to produce a threefold return over the past decade, illustrating why dividends really matter.

With a post-pandemic recovery in the offing, many PEG ratios look very low. The quality tests recommended by Jim Slater in his classic book The Zulu Principle offer a valuable way to sort the wheat from the chaff.

Over the past 10 years the Big Reliables stock screen has produced nearly double the return from the FTSE 350 and it has pick seven new quality-growth large caps for the year ahead.

The value rotation has faltered over the past three months, which has resulted in an interesting mix of hot blue-chip picks for the coming quarter

Algy Hall's Dreman screen has had a strong year but is struggling to find stocks that meet all its criteria

My Cash Magic stock screen has made a storming comeback following a gnarly ride during last year’s sell-off

My Late Bloomer screen has grabbed victory from the jaws of disaster with a 52 per cent total return last year and it has highlighted seven new recovery plays for the next 12 months

Algy Hall's strategy screen is a dedicated follower of fashion. After many years in the mire, it is value investing that is all the rage on the market’s strategy catwalk

My Peter Lynch screen has trounced the FTSE All-Share with a 65 per cent total return over the last 12 months versus 25 per cent, but I'm still not entirely happy