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Stocks where the investor frameworks split most.

Conventional feeds reward consensus. This one rewards contention — names where Buffett, Lynch, Greenblatt, Klarman and the rest see different stocks. The further apart the frameworks, the more there is to learn.Polarization-sorted from a curated universe of 20. 3 consensus names filtered out. Updated 5/12/2026, 1:59:43 PM.

NVIDIA Corporation · NVDA

$220.33Prism 69/100Trim

Polarization 100
cyclical timing

A cyclical-timing debate.

Frameworks split on whether the cycle is closer to peak or trough. Earnings power varies meaningfully across the cycle — read the multiple in that context.

Endorsing (4)
  • Warren Buffett · Buffett Quality100
  • Joel Greenblatt · Magic Formula100
  • Howard Marks · Marks Risk-First100
  • William O'Neil · Momentum / CAN SLIM100
Rejecting (1)
  • Fama / French · Pure Value Factor0
Alphabet Inc. · GOOGL

$386.65Prism 71/100Trim

Polarization 100
quality vs valuation

A quality-vs-valuation debate.

Warren Buffett and Joel Greenblatt like the business quality, but Fama / French and Walter Schloss reject the current valuation. Resolution depends on whether the quality keeps compounding faster than the multiple compresses.

Endorsing (4)
  • Warren Buffett · Buffett Quality100
  • Joel Greenblatt · Magic Formula100
  • Howard Marks · Marks Risk-First100
  • William O'Neil · Momentum / CAN SLIM100
Rejecting (2)
  • Fama / French · Pure Value Factor0
  • Walter Schloss · Schloss Deep Value43
Apple Inc. · AAPL

$294.14Prism 62/100Trim

Polarization 100
quality vs valuation

A quality-vs-valuation debate.

Joel Greenblatt and AQR / Asness like the business quality, but Walter Schloss and Seth Klarman reject the current valuation. Resolution depends on whether the quality keeps compounding faster than the multiple compresses.

Endorsing (4)
  • Joel Greenblatt · Magic Formula100
  • AQR / Asness · Quality Factor86
  • Warren Buffett · Buffett Quality78
  • Philip Fisher · Fisher Growth75
Rejecting (4)
  • Fama / French · Pure Value Factor0
  • Seth Klarman · Klarman Margin of Safety0
  • Walter Schloss · Schloss Deep Value0
  • Benjamin Graham · Graham Net-Net13
Microsoft Corporation · MSFT

$408.06Prism 70/100Trim

Polarization 100
quality vs valuation

A quality-vs-valuation debate.

Warren Buffett and Joel Greenblatt like the business quality, but Fama / French and Benjamin Graham reject the current valuation. Resolution depends on whether the quality keeps compounding faster than the multiple compresses.

Endorsing (4)
  • Warren Buffett · Buffett Quality100
  • Joel Greenblatt · Magic Formula100
  • Philip Fisher · Fisher Growth88
  • AQR / Asness · Quality Factor86
Rejecting (4)
  • Fama / French · Pure Value Factor0
  • Benjamin Graham · Graham Net-Net13
  • Seth Klarman · Klarman Margin of Safety14
  • William O'Neil · Momentum / CAN SLIM25
Meta Platforms, Inc. · META

$600.07Prism 79/100Watch

Polarization 100
quality vs valuation

A quality-vs-valuation debate.

Warren Buffett and Joel Greenblatt like the business quality, but Fama / French and Benjamin Graham reject the current valuation. Resolution depends on whether the quality keeps compounding faster than the multiple compresses.

Endorsing (4)
  • Warren Buffett · Buffett Quality100
  • Joel Greenblatt · Magic Formula100
  • Philip Fisher · Fisher Growth88
  • AQR / Asness · Quality Factor86
Rejecting (4)
  • Fama / French · Pure Value Factor0
  • Benjamin Graham · Graham Net-Net25
  • Seth Klarman · Klarman Margin of Safety29
  • Walter Schloss · Schloss Deep Value43
Citigroup Inc. · C

$124.20Prism 78/100Buy

Polarization 100
turnaround vs value trap

A turnaround-vs-value-trap debate.

Benjamin Graham and Seth Klarman see deep value in a beaten-down name, but Walter Schloss and Joel Greenblatt reject the deteriorating quality. Resolution hinges on whether the asset value is real or shrinking.

Endorsing (4)
  • Benjamin Graham · Graham Defensive100
  • Seth Klarman · Klarman Margin of Safety100
  • Howard Marks · Marks Risk-First100
  • Peter Lynch · Lynch GARP86
Rejecting (4)
  • Walter Schloss · Schloss Deep Value0
  • Joel Greenblatt · Magic Formula25
  • Dividend Growth School · Dividend Income33
  • Charlie Munger · Munger Elite Quality33
Berkshire Hathaway Inc. · BRK-B

$481.72Prism 77/100Buy

Polarization 100
turnaround vs value trap

A turnaround-vs-value-trap debate.

Benjamin Graham and Howard Marks see deep value in a beaten-down name, but Joel Greenblatt and Warren Buffett reject the deteriorating quality. Resolution hinges on whether the asset value is real or shrinking.

Endorsing (4)
  • Benjamin Graham · Graham Defensive100
  • Howard Marks · Marks Risk-First100
  • Benjamin Graham · Graham Net-Net100
  • Fama / French · Pure Value Factor100
Rejecting (4)
  • Joel Greenblatt · Magic Formula0
  • Charlie Munger · Munger Elite Quality33
  • Warren Buffett · Buffett Quality33
  • Philip Fisher · Fisher Growth38
The Coca-Cola Company · KO

$78.87Prism 65/100Trim

Polarization 100
quality vs valuation

A quality-vs-valuation debate.

Joel Greenblatt and Warren Buffett like the business quality, but Seth Klarman and Benjamin Graham reject the current valuation. Resolution depends on whether the quality keeps compounding faster than the multiple compresses.

Endorsing (4)
  • Joel Greenblatt · Magic Formula100
  • Warren Buffett · Buffett Quality78
  • Dividend Growth School · Dividend Income75
  • AQR / Asness · Quality Factor71
Rejecting (4)
  • Seth Klarman · Klarman Margin of Safety0
  • Benjamin Graham · Graham Net-Net13
  • Walter Schloss · Schloss Deep Value14
  • Cyclical Value School · Deep Cyclical25
The Procter & Gamble Company · PG

$143.78Prism 64/100Trim

Polarization 100
quality vs valuation

A quality-vs-valuation debate.

Joel Greenblatt and AQR / Asness like the business quality, but Peter Lynch and Walter Schloss reject the current valuation. Resolution depends on whether the quality keeps compounding faster than the multiple compresses.

Endorsing (4)
  • Joel Greenblatt · Magic Formula100
  • AQR / Asness · Quality Factor100
  • Dividend Growth School · Dividend Income88
  • Warren Buffett · Buffett Quality78
Rejecting (4)
  • Seth Klarman · Klarman Margin of Safety0
  • Walter Schloss · Schloss Deep Value0
  • Peter Lynch · Lynch GARP0
  • Benjamin Graham · Graham Net-Net13
Johnson & Johnson · JNJ

$224.00Prism 51/100Avoid

Polarization 100
quality vs valuation

A quality-vs-valuation debate.

Dividend Growth School and AQR / Asness like the business quality, but Peter Lynch and Walter Schloss reject the current valuation. Resolution depends on whether the quality keeps compounding faster than the multiple compresses.

Endorsing (4)
  • Dividend Growth School · Dividend Income88
  • AQR / Asness · Quality Factor86
  • Warren Buffett · Buffett Quality78
  • Joel Greenblatt · Magic Formula75
Rejecting (4)
  • Seth Klarman · Klarman Margin of Safety0
  • Walter Schloss · Schloss Deep Value0
  • Peter Lynch · Lynch GARP0
  • Benjamin Graham · Graham Net-Net13
Wells Fargo & Company · WFC

$73.33Prism 68/100Watch

Polarization 100
cyclical timing

A cyclical-timing debate.

Frameworks split on whether the cycle is closer to peak or trough. Earnings power varies meaningfully across the cycle — read the multiple in that context.

Endorsing (3)
  • Benjamin Graham · Graham Defensive100
  • Fama / French · Pure Value Factor100
  • Dividend Growth School · Dividend Income83
Rejecting (4)
  • Walter Schloss · Schloss Deep Value0
  • William O'Neil · Momentum / CAN SLIM13
  • Benjamin Graham · Graham Net-Net20
  • Joel Greenblatt · Magic Formula25
Polarization 100
cyclical timing

A cyclical-timing debate.

Frameworks split on whether the cycle is closer to peak or trough. Earnings power varies meaningfully across the cycle — read the multiple in that context.

Endorsing (3)
  • Joel Greenblatt · Magic Formula75
  • Dividend Growth School · Dividend Income75
  • AQR / Asness · Quality Factor71
Rejecting (4)
  • Seth Klarman · Klarman Margin of Safety0
  • Walter Schloss · Schloss Deep Value0
  • Peter Lynch · Lynch GARP0
  • Benjamin Graham · Graham Net-Net13

Why this beats a “trending” feed

When Buffett's, Lynch's, Greenblatt's, Klarman's and Schloss's rules agree on a stock, you learn nothing — every framework is reading the same signal the same way. When they disagree, each side has spotted something the others missed. That's where real research pays off.

No other tool can produce this list, because no other tool runs N independent investor frameworks side-by-side and exposes the spread.

For research and educational purposes only. Not financial advice. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Conduct independent due diligence before making any investment decision.