Free stock analysis for individual investors

Every US stock, scored after the close. Signal, price target, red flags.

We follow 756 US-traded stocks, mainly on the NYSE and Nasdaq. After every market close we re-score each one with the same rules: value, quality and momentum, a technical signal, Wall Street’s average price target and a warning when the numbers look weak.

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Free, no account needed. Not investment advice: we show data and fixed rules, not a recommendation for your portfolio.

756US stocks, updated every trading day
656of them with an analyst price target
$0every page free to read, no sign-up

What you see on every stock page

A real example: Apple (AAPL) after the close on Sep 30, 2026. Every stock page is built the same way.

Apple

AAPL · NASDAQ · Technology
$333.02 +30.4% in 12 months
Analyst target $328.22Oct 1, 2025Sep 30, 2026
1
Analyst price target
Average 12-month target from 48 analysts. An estimate, not a promise.
$328.22
−1.4%
2
Three scores (0–100)
Value · Quality · Momentum. 80 means better than 80% of the 2,000+ stocks we follow.
V 15Q 95M 87
3
Technical signal
Trend (50- and 200-day averages) and MACD, daily and weekly. Five steps.
Strong Buy
4
Red flags
For example high debt, a weak balance sheet (Altman Z, Piotroski) or falling earnings.
1 · high debt
5
Next earnings
Plus dividend, ex-dividend date, insider trades and ratios like P/E and margins.
Oct 29, 2026
The full Apple analysis →

How it works

The same rules for every stock, every evening after the close. No gut feeling, no tips.

Step 1

Three scores

Value from P/E, P/S and P/B. Quality from return on assets, margins and the Piotroski score. Momentum from the price against its 20-, 50- and 200-day averages and its distance to the 52-week high. Each stock is ranked against all the others.

Step 2

One technical signal

When the price is above its 50- and 200-day averages and the MACD is positive, the signal points up. Five steps, from Strong Sell to Strong Buy. The lists use the same signal as the stock page.

Step 3

Red flags and a price target

A warning when the numbers point to a risk, such as high debt or falling earnings. Next to it: Wall Street’s average price target.

The full methodology: scores, signal and red flags in detail →

What a signal can’t do: it describes the stock after the last close, not the future. Analyst price targets are often wrong. Use both as a starting point for your own decision — not as the answer.

What you get — and what you don’t

  • One page per stock with price, price target, three scores, signal, red flags, dividend and short interest.
  • Insider trades from SEC Form 4 filings — 524 of our 756 stocks had one in the last 90 days.
  • Daily lists: buy signals, best stocks this year, dividend stocks, most shorted stocks.
  • Compare two stocks side by side.
  • Free, no sign-up.
  • No investment advice and no recommendation for your personal portfolio.
  • No real-time signals. Everything is calculated after the market close.
  • No ETFs or mutual funds. We cover individual stocks only.
  • No guarantee. Signals and price targets can be wrong.

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Updated every trading day after the close.

Buy signalsUS stocks with a Buy or Strong Buy signal, ranked by overall score. Best stocks of 2026This year’s biggest gainers against the S&P 500. Dividend stocksHighest yields, with payout ratio and a yield-trap check. Most shorted stocksShort interest as a share of the float. Insider tradingRecent buys and sales by executives and directors. Compare stocksTwo companies side by side — for example Visa vs. Mastercard.

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Troels Højbjerg, founder of TradeDesk and WallStreetBuys

Who’s behind it?

WallStreetBuys is the US edition of TradeDesk, founded in Denmark in 2015 by Troels Højbjerg. He holds a master’s degree (cand.merc.) in innovation and management and started out as a portfolio manager. The same analysis runs on 2,000+ stocks, mainly in the US, Scandinavia and Germany. We are a Danish company without a US office. About us →

Not investment advice. Trading stocks involves a risk of loss. Data: EODHD (prices, financials, analyst price targets, short interest); insider trades from SEC Form 4 filings. End-of-day data, not real-time. Numbers on this page: as of Sep 30, 2026, after the close.