Compare stocks on the numbers that matter
Side-by-side stock comparisons on valuation, growth, profitability, balance-sheet strength and returns — every figure from SEC filings, scored on a transparent six-factor framework. Every comparison ends in a clear, explained verdict — and every number on it can be traced back to a company filing.
44 stock comparisons·19 in-depth guides·Every figure from SEC filings
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Guides: the thinking behind the numbers
- How the six-factor score works — and where it falls shortThe exact rules behind every TickerVerdict verdict: what each of the six factors measures, how ties are decided, a worked example, and the score's real limits.Methodology · 7 min read
- The numbers we refuse to print, and why that makes the rest worth trustingForward P/E, a P/E for a loss-maker, growth across a loss, EV/EBITDA for a bank: every figure TickerVerdict withholds, with the real companies it applies to.Methodology · 7 min read
- The P/E ratio, explained — and five ways it misleadsWhat price-to-earnings really measures, why a low P/E is not the same as cheap, and five traps shown with real companies, from Tesla at 403 times to Micron at 12.Metrics · 6 min read
- Free cash flow yield: the valuation measure that is hardest to fakeWhy cash beats reported earnings, how free cash flow yield works, and what the gap between profit and cash reveals at Apple, Amazon, Microsoft and Salesforce.Metrics · 4 min read
- Semiconductor stocks compared: Nvidia, Broadcom, AMD, Micron, Intel and moreSeven chip companies on the same filings data — who makes the money in the AI boom, why margins range from 75% to below zero, and what each valuation is betting on.Sectors · 5 min read
- Big tech compared: Apple, Microsoft, Alphabet, Meta and Amazon by the numbersThe largest technology companies on one table — growth, margins, the cash cost of the AI build-out, and what each valuation assumes — built from their SEC filings.Sectors · 4 min read
How every page is made
- Figures from the filings. Revenue, margins, debt and cash flow come from each company's own 10-K and 10-Q reports with the SEC; prices are dated exchange closes.
- The same rules for every company. A fixed six-factor framework decides each verdict, and numbers that mean nothing for a business are left out, not guessed.
- Checked before it is published. The written analysis is AI-assisted, so an automated gate compares every figure in it with the filings data and blocks any page that fails.
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