Rating Screener
Stocks ranked by the number of analyst ratings, with our ST Score for every result
Wall Street coverage is a useful signal of how closely a company is watched. This screener counts the Buy, Hold and Sell ratings each stock has collected over the period you select, so you can see which names analysts are focused on right now and how one-sided that opinion is. Filter by rating type, sector, exchange, market cap or price, then read the ST Score column to check whether the underlying fundamentals support the consensus.
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| Symbol | Company | ST Score | Ratings | Price | Price Target | Volume | Market Cap | Sector | Industry | Niche | Country | Exchange |
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Frequently asked questions
What does the Rating Screener show?
It ranks US-listed stocks by how many analyst ratings they have received over the period you choose, split into Buy, Hold and Sell calls, with our ST Score alongside each result.
Does a high number of ratings mean a stock is a good buy?
No. Heavy coverage simply means many analysts follow the company, which is common for large, widely held stocks. Use the rating mix and the ST Score together to judge quality, not the headline count.
How often are the ratings updated?
Rating counts refresh through the day as new research is published. The timestamp under the table shows when the data on screen was last retrieved.
What is the ST Score?
The ST Score grades a company from 0 to 100 on valuation, profitability, financial strength, growth and performance, giving you an independent read on the fundamentals behind the analyst view.