What is happening
Find a company by what is happening to it, rather than by what its ratios are. Tick two and you are asking a question no ratio screener can answer.
Every one of these is already in the filings and almost none of it was reachable. The exchange publishes an auditor walking out, an order won, a tax demand, a name quietly buying for three quarters running — and a screener that only asks about P/E and ROE cannot find any of it. This is that half.
The count beside each signal is the point. Something that happened to two thousand companies is a calendar entry; something that happened to eleven is worth opening. Two uncommon things happening to the same company inside six months is the finding — which is why ticking a second signal narrows rather than widens.