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Proven stock intelligence to give you confidence in your investing decisions.

For the five-year period ending in January 2023, owning the S&P Index would have given you a return of 42.30%. But if you had bought just the stocks rated a “buy” by TheStreet Quant Ratings, your total return would have been 53.15%.

How does it work?

Quant Ratings uses a proprietary algorithm to evaluate over 4,100 stocks every day on 32 different major factors. Its model sifts through key data points like income statements, cash flow data, balance sheet metrics, valuation, and volatility to give you a single letter grade from A+ to F.

This score tells you how much potential total return the stock has for the next 12 months and provides buy and sell recommendations accordingly.

What you get with TheStreet Quant Ratings:

Stock Ratings

Daily scores on the potential return of each stock, which are calculated based on the risk and reward outlook over a 12-month investment period.

Daily Alerts

Individual stock ratings upgrades and downgrades delivered right to your inbox daily.

Stock Screener

A way to search for potentially attractive investments and get ratings on key financial metrics to determine if you should buy, hold, or sell a particular stock.

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As an individual investor, I am always looking for quality investment information. Today, it's getting harder to distinguish between fact-based analysis and journalist opinion. Subscribing to Quant Ratings has given me the ability to do just that. Its ease of use and consolidated information has helped me avoid investing in companies with weak fundamentals.

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