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Anthropic is reportedly aiming to list at up to $2 trillion. Do the numbers back the hype? We put it through the ten questions we ask of any stock
Opened a stock screener, saw a wall of numbers and closed it?
You shouldn't need a finance degree to spot a strong company. Ours draws a picture: sort 3,000+ US stocks by quality and watch the strong ones rise to the top.
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Bought a stock because it looked cheap and watched it get cheaper?
A low price is often the market telling you something about the business. Build a value strategy with quality counted in the score, and see which stocks make the list.
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ServiceNow fell hard after its results. Is it cheap now?
Depends which number you use. $NOW trades at 22.4 times free cash flow, the lowest in ten years and under its own median of 57.5. On earnings it's 73 times. Stock pay is a big part of why the cash number looks better.
Every multiple against the stock's own ten years and its sector, for any US stock: stockoscope.com/stock/NOW/va…
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Netflix posted a record margin and the stock still fell. How much more does it keep now?
In 2022 $NFLX kept $5.6B of $31.6B in revenue as operating income, 17.8%. In 2025 it kept $13.3B of $45.2B, 29.5%. Same subscription business, a much thicker profit channel.
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Revenue by product for any US stock, and where each $100 goes, ten years back: stockoscope.com/stock/NFLX?u…
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Happy Diwali to everyone celebrating the festival today 🪔
Wishing you and your family light, health and prosperity.
Everyone ran to quality stocks in October. What does Walmart cost now?
46.1 times earnings, $WMT's highest P/E in ten years. Its own median is 30.5 and large US consumer defensive companies sit at 23.0. In January 2017 it was 15.1.
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Every multiple against the stock's own ten years and its sector, for any US stock: stockoscope.com/stock/WMT/va…
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Costco trades near 50 times earnings. How does it actually make money?
Membership fees were $5.9B in the year to August 2026, under 2% of $COST's $303.2B of revenue. Operating income was $11.7B. So the fees alone come to about half of what it earns from operations.
Costco's membership fees against its profit, year by year, and the chart that shows it: stockoscope.com/blog/cost-sa…
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Apple has beaten the earnings estimate eight quarters running. How many analysts still say sell?
Six of the 43 rating $AAPL this month, after Monday's results: three sells and three strong sells. 24 are bullish and 13 neutral.
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Apple's page is open in full, no account needed. Targets, ratings, forecasts and the beat record: stockoscope.com/stock/AAPL/a…
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Chipotle is up 23% since its results. Is it still cheap?
$CMG trades at 33.1 times earnings, well below its own ten-year median of 60.2. Against 69 large US consumer companies it's still above the top quarter, which starts at 28.3.
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Every multiple against the stock's own ten years and its sector, for any US stock: stockoscope.com/stock/CMG/va…
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Crocs trades at about 11 times earnings. What's the catch?
Not the returns. $CROX earned 19.8% on its invested capital over the last 12 months, 92nd percentile of 109 mid-size US consumer peers. Birkenstock earned 8.1%, 50th. The catch is growth: Crocs' revenue was flat.
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Reddit's shares dropped hard on its user numbers. Is the business shrinking?
Not the revenue. $RDDT brought in $895M in the September quarter, up 53% on a year earlier. Revenue is on its page; which users are leaving isn't.
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Forty quarters of revenue for any US stock (flip the Quality tab to Quarterly): stockoscope.com/stock/RDDT/q…
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Deckers' earnings went up and the shares went down. What's the business doing?
In the year to March 2026 $DECK's Hoka brought in $2.6B and UGG $2.7B, two brands of about the same size. Revenue was $5.5B and operating income $1.3B, about double the $653M of three years earlier.
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Revenue by product for any US stock, and where each $100 goes, ten years back: stockoscope.com/stock/DECK?u…
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You want income that grows every year, not a big yield that gets cut.
Yield is one of four things that matter, with dividend growth, payout safety and consistency. Weight them your way and rank US dividend stocks to your income goals.
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Is Amazon at its cheapest forward P/E in a decade?
Only if you count this year's one-off gains. The 2026 forecast of $12.94 a share includes $4.74 of gains below operating income. Without them it's $8.20, then $10.67 in 2027. On those, $AMZN trades at about 29 and 23 times.
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Targets, ratings, forecasts and the beat record, for any US stock: stockoscope.com/stock/AMZN/a…
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Nvidia's P/E is the lowest in years. Is that Peter Lynch's cyclical trap?
$NVDA trades at 25.7 times earnings, down from 106 in fiscal 2023 and the lowest since 2019. Its ten-year median is 48.8. Profit grew faster than the price. Whether that lasts is Lynch's question.
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Every multiple against the stock's own ten years and its sector, for any US stock: stockoscope.com/stock/NVDA/v…
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Waste haulers are the textbook moat. Does it show in the returns?
Not much. $WM earned 9.1% on its invested capital over the last 12 months, Republic 9.1% and Waste Connections 7.1%. All three sit in the bottom 40% of 115 large US industrials. Landfills take a lot of capital.
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Any US stock against its peers, one dot per company, 40 metrics: stockoscope.com/stock/WM/pee…
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Who pulls back on AI spending first?
Look at who still makes cash while spending. In the September quarter free cash flow was -$34.8B at Amazon, -$9.1B at Alphabet and -$1.2B at Meta. At $MSFT it was $18.6B, and it hasn't had a negative quarter in ten years.
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Forty quarters of free cash flow for any US stock (flip the Quality tab to Quarterly): stockoscope.com/stock/MSFT/q…
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Tesla trades at hundreds of times earnings. What's the business underneath?
$TSLA's car revenue was $71.5B in 2022 and $69.5B in 2025. Energy grew from $3.9B to $12.8B, services from $6.1B to $12.5B. Operating income fell from $13.7B to $4.4B.
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Revenue by product for any US stock, and where each $100 goes, ten years back: stockoscope.com/stock/TSLA?u…
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One site says a stock is worth $80, another says $150. Who do you believe?
Every fair value is a guess about growth and the discount rate. We put each assumption on screen. Change one and watch the value move.
Try it on Apple:
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