How does MarketGrader perform its analysis?
Our platform combines quantitative and fundamental research to help you identify the best creators of long-term shareholder value. Our system compiles company data from reported financial statements, share prices and earnings estimates and analyzes each stock based on our proprietary growth-at-a-reasonable-price (GARP) + quality methodology. Finally, our analysis is presented in 24 fundamental indicators across Growth, Value, Profitability and Cash Flow, which are summed up in an overall score and a buy, hold or sell rating for every stock that we cover.

What’s different about your investing ideas?
We leverage our extensive database with millions of data points and over two decades of history to help you find truly unique investment ideas, not often found elsewhere. We run our sophisticated screens daily to help you find fresh long and short ideas from across all equity markets globally. Our interface makes it easy to narrow down idea lists by type and by region. Find unique opportunities across ideas like ‘Priced to Perfection’, ‘Speculative Plays’, ‘Rebound Opportunities’, ‘Best Stocks on Sale,’ ‘Growth Compounders,’ or ‘New Dividend Candidates’.

What’s the benefit of creating a watchlist?
By setting up your own customized watchlists, you can upload an unlimited number of equity portfolios to rapidly view their breakdown by Fundamentals, Sentiment, Size, Style, Domicile or Exchange. Then, you’re able to set alerts across entire watchlists to track price changes, earnings reports, ratings changes and sentiment changes.

Tell me about your indexes.
Over 50 global smart beta indexes give you a unique alternative to traditional market capitalization weighted benchmarks. All constituents are selected on the basis of our fundamental company ratings, providing investors exposure to the best companies across countries, regions, sectors and market segments globally.

47 of our 52 indexes have beaten their benchmark annually, for a 90.4% batting average. They’ve outperformed their benchmarks by 4.42 percentage points per year on average for at least ten years.