China and Hong Kong
Enormous growth, and a structure in which you may not legally own the company you think you bought. Both are true at once.
This is a screen, a live list of everything that passes the test in the sidebar. For six specific names argued case by case, with the risk stated in the same breath, see the dashboard AI Picks.
P/E ratio across the top 12 matches
Look at the spread, not the ranking. If the bars are all the same length, the screen is arbitrary: one point of p/e ratio separates a company that made the list from one that did not, and the cut is doing more work than the data supports. A long tail means the top few are genuinely exceptional and the rest merely qualified.
What this screen is really buying
The matches are spread across sectors, which means the screen is selecting on the characteristic it claims to and not accidentally on an industry.
Showing the top 40 of 151 matches, ranked by the screen's own criteria.
Educational information, not financial advice, and not a recommendation to buy anything. A screen is a place to start reading, never a place to stop.