Stock Scores That
Actually Work

Thousands of customers have used Stock Scores for years to avoid bad investments and find new opportunities. Our customers consistently report that scores have helped them avoid big losses on stocks with poor fundamentals and identify undervalued opportunities in the market.

Stock Scores are directionally correct in assessing the fundamental health of a business and its valuation profile relative to industry norms. They're not trading signals — they help beginners know where to start and save experienced investors time across 90,000+ stocks.

Yes — and that's investing. Scores can't predict lawsuits, executive scandals, fraud, or other black swan events. What they do is give you a clear picture of a company's fundamentals and valuation today.

A high score means strong fundamentals, not guaranteed future performance. There will always be exceptions where a high-scoring stock underperforms or a low-scoring stock surprises us. As with all investing, you also want to understand a company's competitors and the broader market context.

We built Stock Scores because we thought existing scores were convoluted, used wrong data, or grossly oversimplified. Most sites bucket banks, tech stocks, and REITs together with one-size-fits-all algorithms — that's just stupid and ends up being detrimental to investors.

We believe every business and industry is unique. Our scoring algorithms are unique per industry and sometimes per stock, using KPIs specific to each business type. No one else can match our infinitely sculpted data model and back-tested scoring templates that have been refined over years.

Scores update in real-time as stock prices change and as new financial data, earnings reports, and dividend announcements come in. Valuation scores react to price movements throughout the trading day, while fundamental scores update when companies report new financial data.

Since scores break into sub-categories (Profitability, Growth, Valuation, Dividends, Financial Health, Management), you can focus on what matters to you. Not everyone looks for stocks with high scores across the board.

Growth investors might search for high-growth stocks regardless of current profitability. Income investors later in their careers might prioritize dividend safety and returns on capital over growth. Use our Stock Screener to filter by any score combination — it's incredibly powerful. You can also see aggregate scores on your portfolio to assess overall health.

We offer a 30-day money-back guarantee on all first-time purchases — no questions asked. We're confident you'll find value, but if not, we always honor refunds, even for personal reasons outside of not liking the tool.

The best way to see if scores work for you is to check them out for yourself. We feel confident you'll gain benefit from them.