Stock Scores That
Actually Work

Stock Scores are a 1-to-5 rating system built on pure fundamentals. Each score combines two components: a Valuation Model that identifies cheap and expensive stocks using per-stock metric selection, and a Fundamental Score that measures business quality across 6 categories (Profitability, Growth, Financial Health, Dividends, Management, and Analyst). All 7 categories are equally weighted and calibrated per industry, sometimes per stock.

No technical analysis, no momentum. A stock going up doesn't make it score higher. We analyze the business, not the ticker.

Most scoring tools apply the same template to every stock. Some factor in technical analysis and price momentum, so a stock going up scores higher simply because it's going up. That's the opposite of what a fundamental score should do.

Stock Scores are purely fundamental. Our algorithms are calibrated per industry and sometimes per stock. The Valuation Model goes even further: it algorithmically selects the most statistically reliable valuation multiples for each individual company, evaluating whether it appears over or undervalued relative to its own price history and expected growth. No one else does this.

Thousands of customers across 100+ countries use Stock Scores as part of their investing process. Scores are for informational and educational purposes, not buy or sell recommendations. They help beginners know where to start and save experienced investors hours of research across tens of thousands of stocks.

You can judge for yourself: we provide up to 35 years of historical score data so you can see how any stock scored at any point in history and decide whether the patterns are meaningful to you. Past performance does not guarantee future results.

Yes, and that's investing. Scores measure fundamental health and valuation today. They can't predict lawsuits, executive scandals, fraud, or sudden macro shifts. A stock can score a 5 and still drop if something unexpected happens.

Stock Scores are one tool in your toolkit, not the whole toolkit. They're designed to inform your decisions, not make them for you. Always do your own research and consider your personal financial situation before investing.

The Valuation Model is one of the 7 score categories and the most unique. It algorithmically selects the most statistically reliable valuation multiples for each specific company, then evaluates whether it appears over or undervalued relative to its own price history and expected growth. A fast-growing tech company and a mature dividend payer are not valued the same way.

Valuation Model scores update in real time throughout the trading day as prices move. If growth characteristics change, the selected metrics change with them.

All scores update throughout the day. Price-sensitive metrics like valuation multiples and dividend yield reflect current stock prices in real time. Other metrics update when companies report new financial data, earnings, or dividends. You'll always see the most current assessment when you load a stock's page.

Yes. We score over 100,000 stocks across 70+ global exchanges. Whether you're looking at US blue chips, Canadian banks, European industrials, or Asian tech companies, our scoring algorithms are calibrated for each market and industry.

Our Stock Screener lets you filter by any score combination. You can search for undervalued dividend stocks, high-growth companies with strong financials, or any custom criteria you care about. It's one of the most popular features on the platform.

You can see scores for a selection of stocks on our free plan. Pro and Unlimited subscribers get full access to scores for all 100,000+ stocks, plus up to 35 years of historical score data. We offer a 30-day money-back guarantee on all first-time purchases, no questions asked.