MarketXLS

US Stock Research

MarketXLS maintains a research page for 3,670 US-listed stocks. Each one pulls together fundamentals, financial statements, dividends, options and our proprietary value, quality and technical scores, so you can judge a company without stitching together five different sources.

Every number on these pages is available as an Excel formula through the MarketXLS add-in, which is how most of our users move from reading a page to modelling a position.

Browse all stock scoresOpen the stock screener

What is on every stock page

A MarketXLS stock page is organised into the sections below. Apple is a good page to look at first if you want to see the full layout: Apple Inc. (AAPL).

Summary and key metrics
Price, market cap, valuation multiples, margins and the MarketXLS score breakdown.
Financials
Income statement, balance sheet and cash flow, in annual and quarterly form.
Charts and history
Historical price series with the same data that feeds the Excel add-in.
Dividends
Payout history, yield and growth for income-focused research.
Options
Chains, implied volatility and the inputs behind the options analytics tools.
Estimates and forecast
Analyst estimates and consensus targets alongside the reported numbers.
Peers and compare
Side-by-side comparison against sector peers on the metrics that matter.
News
Recent headlines blended from multiple providers for the ticker.

Top-rated stocks right now

MarketXLS scores every covered stock from 0 to 100 on value, quality and technical strength, plus a combined overall score. The first list is ranked by overall score. The other three re-rank that same top-rated pool by a single dimension, so they surface names that are strong overall and lead on one specific measure. These lists refresh with the daily score run, and the full rankings cover every scored stock.

Highest Overall Score

Composite of value, quality and technical strength.

See the full list →

Large-cap leaders by sector

A starting point into the wider coverage universe. These are the companies most people research first in each sector, and each links straight through to its full research page.

Technology

Semiconductors, enterprise software and hardware.

Communication Services

Internet platforms, media and telecom carriers.

Consumer Discretionary

Retail, autos, restaurants and travel.

Consumer Staples

Food, beverage, household products and mass retail.

Financials

Banks, payment networks and capital markets.

Health Care

Pharmaceuticals, insurers, devices and life sciences.

Industrials

Aerospace, machinery, logistics and defense.

Energy

Integrated majors, refiners and oilfield services.

Utilities

Regulated electric and gas utilities.

Real Estate

REITs across logistics, towers, retail and housing.

Materials

Chemicals, industrial gases, metals and mining.

Research tools

Stock pages are one part of the research workflow. These tools cover screening, comparison and income planning across the rest of the site.

All Stock Scores
Sort and filter every scored stock in one table.
Stock Screener
Build custom screens across more than 1,000 metrics.
Symbol Lookup
Find the right ticker before you start researching.
Correlation Calculator
Measure how two holdings move together.
Dividend Calculator
Project income from a dividend-paying position.
Earnings Calendar
See which companies report and when.
ETF Research Hub
Screen ETFs and check overlap across funds.
Mutual Fund Hub
Research mutual funds and their holdings.

Dividend calculators for the 100 highest-yielding stocks

Every stock below pays a dividend today and has a calculator page pre-filled with its share price, yield and payment history. Yields are trailing twelve month figures and update daily.

How MarketXLS scores stocks

Each covered stock carries four scores on a 0 to 100 scale. The value score ranks a company on fundamental valuation against its peers. The quality score looks at profitability, balance sheet strength and the consistency of earnings. The technical score reflects recent price and momentum behaviour. The overall score combines the three into a single rating.

Scores are recalculated on a daily run and are a research starting point, not investment advice. Always read the underlying financials on the stock page before acting. Compare every scored stock.