Screeners
Screen your universe by what companies say, and what they report.
Your coverage runs to hundreds of names, and reading time doesn't. Pascal's screeners let you query every transcript for a theme, track that theme as companies report, filter the universe on the numbers, and check what management promised against what it delivered.
Screeners / Keyword
Source: transcriptsCompany AQ1 call
"…we are slowing the EV transition timeline as hybrid demand stays stronger than planned…"1
Company BQ4 call
"…battery cost declines keep our EV transition on track for the stated targets…"2
Company CQ4 call
"…capex for the EV transition has been rephased into the next fiscal year…"3
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Screeners: keyword, earnings and fundamental
Every
Transcript in the universe, searchable at once
One
Score for how management delivered on guidance
The problem
Reading time is the binding constraint.
Every quarter brings a new stack of transcripts and filings. Nobody can read them all, so idea discovery quietly narrows to the companies you already know. Screening turns that pile into something you can query.
Keyword screener
Hear a whole industry at once.
Type a theme like tariff impact, margin expansion or capex plans, pick an industry and a period, and every mention comes back in one place. A trend you suspect is building becomes a five-minute search.
Screeners / KeywordTranscriptsQ2 call · transcript passage
Input cost pressure eased through the quarter1
Earnings screener
Track a theme through results season.
Define the themes you care about, pick the companies, and save. As each company reports, the screen updates with what it said, so you read the quarter as it unfolds.
Screeners / EarningsScreen: data centre demand
Updates as companies report
| Company | What they said | Signal |
|---|---|---|
| ACompany A | Orders accelerating, capacity sold out into next year | Accelerating |
| BCompany B | Demand steady, pricing holding | Steady |
| CCompany C | Customers pausing new builds this quarter | Softer |
| DCompany D | Reports Thursday | Pending |
Company CEarnings call transcript"…customers are pausing new builds this quarter…"
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Fundamental screener
The quantitative funnel, in the same place.
Narrow the listed universe by sector, or by a set of names you define, and filter on market cap, PAT, P/E, EBITDA and the rest.
Screeners / Fundamental| Company | Mkt cap | P/E | PAT | EBITDA |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ACompany A | $18.4bn | 21.6x | $0.92bn | $2.10bn +14% |
| BCompany B | $9.7bn | 17.9x | $0.51bn | $1.20bn +12% |
| CCompany C | $6.2bn | 23.4x | $0.30bn | $0.74bn +18% |
Words and numbers
An idea worth working clears both.
A company talking about margin expansion is interesting. A company talking about margin expansion whose numbers already show it is a candidate for the watchlist. Run the keyword screen, pass the survivors through the fundamental screen, and you have a discovery loop that used to take a junior analyst and a fortnight.
Screeners / Discovery loopGuidance vs actuals
Keep score on management.
Management makes commitments every quarter on revenue, margins, capex and timelines. Pascal checks every one against what was reported, lays the KPIs side by side, gives the quarter a single score, and tells you which promises are due on the next call.
Screeners / Guidance vs actualsHoneywell · FY25
Adjusted sales and EPS beat guidance.
| Commitment | Guided | Reported | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| Adjusted EPS | FY25 range¹ | $9.78 | Met |
| Free cash flow | FY25 range¹ | $5.10B | Met |
| Advanced Materials spin | Q4 2025² | Oct 2025 | Early |
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Checked against
Q4 FY25 callDiscovery beyond the names you already know.
| Reading name by name | Pascal screeners | |
|---|---|---|
| Finding a theme | A week of transcripts | A five-minute search |
| During results season | Reconstruct it afterwards | Updates as companies report |
| Checking guidance | A handful of names, from memory | Any company, scored |
| Words and numbers | Separate tools | One discovery loop |
Frequently asked questions
Pascal's screeners let you query every transcript for a theme, track that theme as companies report, filter the universe on the numbers, and check what management promised against what it delivered.