GrahamWise Global
GrahamWise Global is a value-investing terminal applying Benjamin Graham's defensive checklist to all S&P 500 companies, with gaps disclosed when a rule can't be tested.
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What is GrahamWise Global?
GrahamWise Global is a value-investing analysis terminal that applies Benjamin Graham's defensive investment checklist to screen all 503 S&P 500 companies. It shows investors which stocks meet Graham's historic 1973 criteria and the exact reasons why each company passes or fails the evaluation.
The terminal is explicit about its limits: where price or dividend history is too short to test a rule, the rule is marked not evaluated rather than silently passed, so users always know exactly which criteria could be assessed.
GrahamWise Global is aimed at value investors who want a disciplined, checklist-driven screen of the S&P 500 with transparent, honest reporting of each company's pass/fail status against Graham's defensive criteria.
GrahamWise Global pricing
Pricing model: Freemium
GrahamWise Global pros
- Based on Graham's proven defensive investment principles with transparent, rule-based analysis
- Screens the entire S&P 500 with consistent, objective criteria applied to every company
- Shows exactly why stocks pass or fail without subjective opinion or sales pitch
- Three-depth learning path from education through market-wide terminal screening
GrahamWise Global cons
- Extremely restrictive results (only 4 of 503 companies qualified as of Aug 2026)
- Dividend history assessment unavailable for most companies due to insufficient stored data relative to Graham's 20-year requirement
- Limited to S&P 500 universe only; no international or smaller-cap stock screening
Frequently asked questions about GrahamWise Global
What investment approach does GrahamWise use?
It applies Benjamin Graham's 1973 defensive checklist—a value-investing framework—to evaluate companies objectively without recommendation or hype.
How many companies does GrahamWise evaluate?
All 503 companies in the S&P 500 are evaluated against Graham's defensive criteria.
Why do so few companies meet the criteria?
Graham's defensive checklist is intentionally conservative. As of Aug 2026, only 4 of 503 companies met the bar, reflecting strict value-investing standards.