Free Stock Analysis & Market Intelligence
Look up a ticker for fundamentals, technicals, sentiment and risk scores. For information only, not financial advice.
Free Stock Analysis: Fundamentals, Technicals, Sentiment & Risk
Type a ticker such as AAPL, MSFT or NVDA and this tool builds a single 0-100 score from four parts: fundamentals, technicals, sentiment and risk. Each part has its own sub-score, so you can see at a glance whether a stock looks strong on the numbers, strong on the chart, or just popular in the news.
The output is an automated estimate from market data and is for information only, not financial advice. Data can be delayed or incomplete, and a high score is not a prediction that the price will rise.
Use it in 4 steps
Enter a ticker symbol (for example AAPL) in the search box, or tap one of the quick chips.
Read the headline: price, change, category label and the one-paragraph summary.
Check the four score bars to see which part is strong or weak.
Open the metrics and news sections, then compare with another ticker before you decide anything.
What you get
One score, four parts
A total out of 100 split into fundamentals (out of 30), technicals (out of 30), sentiment (out of 20) and risk (out of 20), shown as bars so you can see what drives the total.
Key metrics in one place
Price, market cap, P/E, PEG, RSI and moving averages next to the score, so you do not need five tabs.
Compare and watch
Add a stock to your watchlist or compare it with another ticker from the same page.
Market context
A market bar, news and earnings tabs on the home page show what the wider market is doing.
Reading a score
A result of 77/100 with fundamentals 24/30, technicals 21/30, sentiment 14/20 and risk 18/20 means the company screens well on the numbers and the chart, while sentiment is the weakest part (14 of 20, or 70%). The total is simply the four parts added up: 24 + 21 + 14 + 18 = 77.
Who uses this tool
New investors
Get a plain-English first look at a ticker before reading full reports.
Students
See how fundamentals, technicals and sentiment are weighed against each other.
Busy investors
Screen several tickers quickly, then dig into the ones that stand out.
Tips for the best results
- Look at the four bars, not only the total: two stocks with the same 70 can be strong for very different reasons.
- Compare a stock with others in the same sector rather than with the whole market.
- Check the date shown on the result; data can lag the live price.
- Treat the score as a starting point for your own research, never as an instruction to buy or sell.
Common mistakes to avoid
- Treating a high score as a guarantee or a price prediction.
- Ignoring the risk bar because the total looks good.
- Comparing scores of a mega-cap with those of a tiny company without allowing for the different risk.
- Making a trade based on one automated score alone.
Frequently asked questions
Is this financial advice?
No. It is an automated estimate from market data, for information only. Markets move for reasons no score can capture, so do your own research or ask a licensed adviser.
How is the total score built?
It adds four parts: fundamentals out of 30, technicals out of 30, sentiment out of 20 and risk out of 20, for a maximum of 100.
Is the price live?
Prices come from a market data provider and can be delayed. The result shows the date it was analysed.
Do I need an account?
No account is needed to look up a ticker. Watchlist and portfolio features keep data in your browser unless you sign in.
Why does a ticker fail to load?
The symbol may be misspelled, delisted, or the data provider may be temporarily unavailable. Try the exact exchange symbol and retry in a minute.
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