master-bailey-perspective

Screen mid-to-large cap stocks using Bailey's 222 rule criteria.

73|18|Updated Apr 18, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/hgsz2003/master30 --skill master-bailey-perspective
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Skill: master-bailey-perspective
Source: https://github.com/hgsz2003/master30/tree/main/master-bailey-perspective
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/hgsz2003/master30 --skill master-bailey-perspective

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Bailey's value investing perspective provides a simple, rule-based framework to identify undervalued, asset-backed stocks using forward-looking metrics, reducing reliance on complex models.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • 222 Rule: Three quantitative criteria (forward PE, forward EPS growth, PB) to screen for candidates.
  • Forward-data emphasis: Prioritizes market-consensus forward metrics over historical results.
  • Use Case: Screen a basket of large-cap stocks to find those with a forward PE at half the market, growth above half the market, and PB under 2.

Quick Start

Apply Bailey's perspective by evaluating a stock against the three 222 rules to quickly screen for undervalued, asset-heavy candidates.

Frequently Asked Questions about master-bailey-perspective

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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What is Bailey's 222 rule for value investing stock screening?▼

Forward PE and expected EPS growth prioritize market-consensus future performance over historical results, aiming to identify mid-to-large cap candidates poised for sustained earnings expansion.

How do I screen stocks using the 222 rule framework?▼

This minimalist, rule-based approach filters a basket of mid-to-large cap equities, requiring forward-looking valuation data and expected earnings growth to be satisfied for qualification.

Can I use Bailey's perspective to screen small-cap or micro-cap stocks?▼

The framework relies on stable, forward-looking consensus metrics and price-to-book thresholds, which are typically more reliable for established, asset-heavy large-cap companies.

What data do I need to apply the 222 rule for stock picking?▼

This data allows you to compare a stock's forward PE and growth against market averages, while verifying its PB ratio remains below 2 to confirm its asset-backed value status.

Does value investing with forward PE outperform historical PE screening?▼

This forward-data emphasis aligns the 222 rule framework with future earnings expectations, providing a more current valuation perspective than historical PE for asset-backed stock selection.