A full suite of intuitive, information-packed features.

Stock ideas
Powered by big-data technology, our system pinpoints every day the best investment ideas available globally across a range of categories like ‘Best Growth Stocks,’ ‘Rebound Opportunities,’ ‘New Dividend Candidates,’ ‘Best Stocks on Sale’ and more. It also helps you steer clear of stocks at risk for significant drawdowns such as in our ‘Priced to Perfection,’ ‘Declining Sentiment’ and ‘Declining Fundamentals’ lists.

Sentiment score
While company fundamentals are the primary drivers of long-term shareholder returns, short-term stock movements are influenced by investor sentiment, which affects the supply and demand for a stock on a day-to-day basis. Our Sentiment Score, designed to complement our GARP analysis, helps you navigate short term market movements, opportunistically ride market momentum and identify ideal entry and exit points for your long-term holdings.

Rankings
We rank daily all companies geographically and by size, sector and industry based on their MarketGrader grades and Sentiment scores. That way, you can compare any stock to its peers across all equity markets globally, by region or country.

ETFGrader
Leveraging our extensive global equity coverage, our standardized grading system across all of the world’s equity markets allows us to analyze all U.S. listed equity ETFs with an unparalleled level of detail and granularity. This allows you to truly understand what you own in your ETFs and to make sure you are getting the best possible exposures based on your preferred asset allocation. And if you are not, our system will suggest higher-quality alternatives to what you own today.

Earnings calendar
Follow every earnings season confidently without missing a single company report. Our Earnings Calendar helps you anticipate and track all earnings reports and measure the impact to your portfolio or the stocks you are following.

Buyback & dilution analysis
Measure the impact of every company’s buyback or dilution policies on their bottom line, which ultimately affects the value of the shares you own. Companies actively buying back stock are usually able to boost earnings per share artificially, while companies issuing new shares could rapidly dilute your interests in the company. Find out how the companies in your portfolio might be affected by these policies.