StockLens

StockLens scores stocks every night across five domains: Fundamental, Technical, Risk, Sentiment and Macro. Every score, explained.

See what sits behind a company's score. Ask about one and get:

• its latest composite score and rating, with the five domain scores behind it
• the named signals that most shaped the reading (up to three, each with its evidence), the business-model lens where one applies, and any domain that was not scored in it
• the same read for each company you name, to compare them

Find your next idea instead of checking one ticker at a time. Discover Stocks screens the companies StockLens scores:

• filter by region, exchange, sector, industry, market cap or volume
• sort by market cap, volume, ticker or a StockLens score (the composite or any one domain), highest or lowest first

Put a whole portfolio through StockLens and see where it stands. Ask for it by name, or for your default, and get:

• the portfolio's average score and rating across the companies you follow, beside each company's own score and rating
• how that average has changed over 7 and 30 nights, flagged if StockLens changed its scoring method in that window
• the biggest movers over the last 7 nights, each with a driver of its latest reading where one exists
• the largest sector in it, counted by company rather than by money

The average counts every company equally, holding or watching, with no position sizes or money. Companies not rescored in 7 nights are flagged and left out of the average, and funds are listed, not scored.

Add or remove companies by asking, or add a list of up to 100 after a preview you approve.

When one company matters most, start a full analysis on demand and get:

• the composite and rating, how much evidence stood behind it (Full, Core or Low), and each domain's score, grade and contribution
• written summaries for each domain and an overall synthesis
• a saved report on stocklens.com, with factor values and peer context where available

StockLens scores listings nightly on 23 exchanges in North America, Europe and Asia-Pacific; not every listed company is scored, and macro context is drawn from the United States, Canada, the eurozone, the United Kingdom, Switzerland and Japan. It does not score ETFs, funds, indices, options or currencies. Without an account, scores answer for the 600 largest companies by market value; a signed-in account also reaches any company in its own portfolios. Every score carries the date it was computed.

Sign in with your StockLens account for analyses, screening and portfolios. StockLens never places a trade. For informational and educational purposes only, not investment advice.