How it works

How Market Census scores stocks

Every stock we track gets a score from 0 to 100. It looks at things like the price trend, company numbers and insider buying, and shows you the main reasons for each score.

For every stock

What you see

The scoreA number from 0 to 100.
A score levelThe score in words, like High or Below average.
The reasonsWhat is pushing the score up or down, in plain words.
How completeHow many of the six checks had data for that stock.

How complete matters. Not every stock has company numbers or recent insider filings. When few of the six checks had data, the score has less behind it.

A score usually changes about once a day. Prices are delayed about 15 minutes.

Signal labels

What the labels mean

A score level says the score in words. It describes the stock. It never tells you what to do: Market Census gives general information, not advice.

Very highThe highest scores.
HighHigh scores.
Above averageA bit above the middle.
AverageAround the middle.
Below averageA bit below the middle.
LowThe lowest scores.

See the scores in the scanner.

An email and a password puts you on the free plan, where every scan returns its top ten scored rows. A card starts the 30-day Premium trial — every matching row, $0 charged that day, first charge on day 30, cancel online any time.

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