Learn to screen and evaluate stocks on Bursa Malaysia
A free educational resource — guides, glossary, and sector breakdowns. Not a live screening tool, not investment advice.
stockscreener.asia is built for new-to-intermediate retail investors researching Bursa Malaysia stocks. You’ll find screening criteria explained with worked examples, an A–Z glossary of finance terms, and guides to market products, sectors, and licensed brokers — all educational, never a recommendation to buy or sell any security.
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How to Screen for Dividend Stocks: Criteria and Metrics
The metrics worth checking before treating a Bursa Malaysia stock's dividend yield as reliable — payout ratio, dividend history, and free cash flow coverage.
02Price-Earnings Ratio (PE Ratio)
What the price-earnings ratio means, how to calculate it, and how it's used to evaluate Bursa Malaysia-listed stocks.
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How to Start Investing in Bursa Malaysia Stocks: A Beginner's Guide
A single guide to starting stock investing on Bursa Malaysia — opening a CDS account, choosing a licensed broker, board lots, and verifying a broker's licence.
02Shariah-Compliant Stock Screening: How Malaysia's SC Methodology Works
How the Securities Commission Malaysia and Bursa Malaysia determine which stocks are Shariah-compliant, and how to check a stock's status yourself.
Compare stocks against other Malaysian investments
How Bursa Malaysia stocks stack up against fixed deposits, ASB, and EPF — plus how to screen structured warrants.
Fixed Deposit vs Stocks in Malaysia: What You Are Actually Choosing Between
Fixed deposits pay a guaranteed 2 to 3 percent and are PIDM-insured. Bursa Malaysia stocks are not guaranteed at all. A factual comparison of returns, risk, liquidity and tax.
ASB vs Stocks: How Malaysia's 5.75% Benchmark Changes the Question
ASB paid 5.75 percent for 2025 with daily liquidity and a fixed RM1 unit price. A factual comparison against buying Bursa Malaysia shares directly, including who is eligible.
EPF vs Stocks: Why 6.15% With a Lock Beats 6.15% Without One
EPF declared 6.15 percent for 2025 with government backing and a statutory minimum. A factual comparison against buying Bursa Malaysia shares directly, including the lock-in trade-off.
How to Screen Structured Warrants on Bursa Malaysia: 7 Filters That Matter
Seven filters for screening structured warrants on Bursa Malaysia: liquidity by trading value, implied volatility, effective gearing, time to expiry, moneyness, issuer quality and spread.
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Screeners
Educational guides to screening Bursa Malaysia stocks by dividend yield, PE ratio, ROE, and more.
Learn
Beginner guides — from opening a CDS account to reading a Bursa annual report.
Market Products
What REITs, ETFs, warrants, and bonds actually are on Bursa Malaysia.
Glossary
An A–Z glossary of Bursa Malaysia and Malaysian finance terms.
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Editorial market commentary on Bursa Malaysia.
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This page presents educational screening criteria and worked examples only — not investment advice or a recommendation to buy or sell any security.