We score every public company on Growth, Valuation, Financial Health, Dividends, and Management — then distill five dimensions into one clear letter grade.
Grades are computed from public financial data, normalized against sector peers, and recalculated nightly. No analyst opinions — pure quantitative scoring.
Each dimension is scored independently, weighted equally, and normalized to the company's sector peers.
Revenue growth rate, EPS growth, forward estimates vs. trailing, and analyst revisions over 3-year window.
P/E, P/S, EV/EBITDA, P/B against both historical average and sector median. Includes margin-of-safety scoring.
Debt-to-equity, current ratio, interest coverage, free cash flow, and Altman Z-score approximation.
Dividend yield, payout ratio safety, dividend growth rate, and frequency of buybacks vs. dividends.
Return on equity, insider transaction history, buyback activity, capital allocation track record, and executive compensation ratio.
Why EquityGrade
What investors say
I used to spend hours piecing together P/E ratios and debt figures from different sites. EquityGrade compresses that into one letter grade — I can screen 20 stocks before lunch now.
The sector-normalized scoring is what sold me. A B in Utilities and a B in SaaS are completely different beasts, and EquityGrade actually reflects that.
I ran the comparison view on two dividend plays I was torn between. Seeing Financial Health and Management scores side by side made the decision obvious in under a minute.
EquityGrade gives retail investors the same multi-factor scoring framework used by institutional analysts — without the Bloomberg terminal price tag.