ScoreMyStock applies different investing philosophies to score stocks from multiple perspectives. Here are some of the main ones:
Focuses on companies with durable competitive advantages, strong returns on equity, and long-term growth potential — bought at a fair or discounted price.
The father of value investing, Graham emphasized buying companies trading below their intrinsic value, with strong balance sheets and a margin of safety.
Lynch sought companies growing faster than the market average, but at valuations that still made sense — avoiding overpriced hype.
Focuses on stocks that pay steady and reliable dividends, ideal for generating passive income.
Aims for safe, resilient companies with strong fundamentals and low volatility — good for uncertain markets.
Identifies stocks with strong upward price trends or rapid business growth — betting that winners will keep winning.
Each philosophy scores companies differently. By comparing across multiple lenses, you get a fuller picture of potential opportunities.