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Grades, financials, revenue breakdowns and peers for every company that files with the SEC — each figure traced to its filing, and every check shown with the numbers behind it.
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- US-listed companies
- 5,381
- industries
- 145
- years of quarterly grades
- 10
- languages
- 15
Live, not a screenshot
The same five checks, two different answers
Both are read with the identical five checks on growth and cash. The band beneath each price line is what those checks added up to, quarter by quarter — and both pages are open in full to everyone.
- Revenue growing overallTTM vs TTM (three years earlier) · $466.8B vs $383.9B
- Revenue growing recentlyTTM vs FY2025 · $466.8B vs $416.2B
- Free cash flow positiveTTM free cash flow · $136.7B
- Free cash flow growing overallTTM vs TTM (three years earlier) · $136.7B vs $101B
- Free cash flow growing recentlyTTM vs FY2025 · $136.7B vs $98.8B
- Revenue growing overallTTM vs TTM (three years earlier) · $46.4B vs $51.2B
- Revenue growing recentlyTTM vs FY2025 · $46.4B vs $46.3B
- Free cash flow positiveTTM free cash flow · $2.2B
- Free cash flow growing overallTTM vs TTM (three years earlier) · $2.2B vs $4.9B
- Free cash flow growing recentlyTTM vs FY2025 · $2.2B vs $3.3B
Rendered from each company’s latest filings by the same code the company pages run.
How to research a company
Four questions, in the order that matters
Most tools open on a wall of tabs and leave you to work out which number matters. This one is built around four questions — and shows the figures behind every answer.
- 1
What does it actually do?
Where the revenue really comes from, who pays it and who it competes with — plus what the business leans on and what could go wrong.
On the overview - 2
Is it growing and generating cash?
Five checks on revenue and free cash flow decide the letter grade, each printed with the figures it was judged on — so you can disagree with any of them.
On the grade panel - 3
Has it held up, and against whom?
The grade rebuilt at every quarter since 2016 from only what was public that day, and the same measures across everyone else in its industry.
On the chart and peers - 4
What is the price asking you to believe?
The growth today’s price implies, next to what the company has actually delivered — shown beside the business, never blended into it.
On the projection tab
Everything in one place
Find it, check it, compare it, track it
The grade is where a company starts, not where the research ends. Every tool below is built on the same filings and opens on a real company.
Stock screener
Filter every company we cover by grade, price and valuation, and sort what is left. Presets for the common questions; every control for the rest.
- Grade, with + and −
- Share price
- Off its 52-week high
- P/E
- Company size
- Lists weekly options
Compare
A company against the market and its closest competitors — price performance rebased to the same start, then the fundamentals side by side.
- Against the market
- Up to three companies
- Revenue, profit, cash flow, EPS
- One month to five years
Earnings calendar
Who reports and when, a month at a time, with the grade, size and P/E we compute beside every company.
- A month at a glance
- Grade, size and P/E
- Filed or still awaited
Watchlists and portfolios
Track the companies you follow and the positions you hold, with the grade, value and gain on every row.
- Add from any company page
- Choose your columns
- Gain, cost and weight
- Your research history
Dividends
What a company pays, how long it has kept raising it, and whether its earnings cover it.
- Yield and yearly rate
- Raise streak
- Payout ratio
Where the revenue comes from
Revenue split by product, segment and region, straight from the filing, with each line’s change on the year.
- By product
- By segment
- By region
What famous investors own
Well-known funds’ holdings from their own quarterly filings, with every position put through our grade.
- From 13F filings
- Weighted by value
- Every holding graded
Industries and themes
Every company by sector and industry, plus lists built around a subject — AI, cybersecurity, dividend growth.
- Sectors and industries
- Themed lists
- Grade mix for each
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What could it actually be worth?
A grade says whether a business is good. It does not say what to pay for it. So the projection tab compounds the company forward on assumptions you set — and opens on what the business has really done, never on round numbers we picked.
AAPL · 5-year scenarios
From $341 today · defaults are its own 5-year record
Bear case
$201 – $272
-12.4% to -5.5% a year
- Revenue
- 3.7% → 2.0%
- Net margin
- 22.1%
- P/E
- 22–30
Base case
$314 – $424
-2.1% to 5.6% a year
- Revenue
- 6.7% → 4.0%
- Net margin
- 27.6%
- P/E
- 25–34
Bull case
$438 – $592
6.4% to 14.8% a year
- Revenue
- 9.7% → 6.0%
- Net margin
- 31.0%
- P/E
- 28–38
Open to everyone on AAPL — Pro unlocks it on every company.
Change the assumptionsScenarios, not forecasts. Every figure is arithmetic on the inputs shown beside it — which is exactly why we publish these and refuse to publish a single “fair value”.
We publish what we could not find
A number that looks reasonable is not evidence that it is right. So every company page names the metrics its filer never tagged, the splits applied to its per-share history, and the share-count jumps no split explains.
98 disagreed. Each one was chased down, and the real bugs it found are written up.
Graham’s formula run forwards on NVIDIA’s own record returns $2,754 a share. A number that sensitive to its input is not a valuation.
"This company is profitable and growing" is something the filings support. "Buy it" is not.
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Questions worth asking
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