36 checks. Six axes. One clear view.
TenQ RadarEvery company is measured across six investing fundamentals: value, growth, quality, financial health, shareholder returns and trend. The TenQ Radar brings the results together in one view, then lets you inspect every check behind it.
NVIDIA
TenQ Score 26/36
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A report on eachEvery company we cover has a full report, with analysis across six fundamentals that together form a TenQ Score out of 36.
Earnings this week
Before the open and after the closeThe companies TenQ covers that report results this week. Each report adds the new quarter the day it is filed.
Insider buying
From Form 4 filingsOfficers, directors and large holders buying their own company's stock on the open market, newest first.
Congress stock trades
Under the STOCK ActWhat members of the House and their families buy and sell, from the trade reports they file, the day each one is filed.
Super investor portfolios
From each 13FWhat Warren Buffett, Bill Ackman and other well-known investors hold, and what they bought and sold since their last filing.
Compare two stocks
70 comparisonsPut the same 36 checks side by side. See where each company is stronger, where it is weaker, and which reported figures sit behind the result.
Latest stock stories
From each company's filingsWhat changed in a company's latest quarter, what the price assumes and what to watch, told from its own reports.
Charles Schwab16 OctCan record client inflows keep widening Schwab’s earnings as bank deposits fall and borrowing rises?
Prologis16 OctCan higher renewal rents sustain Prologis’s growth as cash NOI growth slows and development commitments expand?
Interactive Brokers16 OctCan larger customer balances keep lifting interest income as trading activity per account and interest margins decline?
Plug Power16 OctCan Plug sustain September’s lower cash usage while delivering electrolyzer projects and reducing losses on hydrogen fuel?
Stock insights
6 chartsQuestions the filings can answer. See the parts of a business that headlines often miss: where revenue really comes from, which divisions drive profit, how customer mix is changing, and what management has reported over time.
US macro: rates, inflation and debt
The backdropEvery company reports inside the same economy. What money costs, what things cost and what the government owes, from official data.
Where Bitcoin sits in its cycle
Bitcoin researchNebula 8, TenQ's Bitcoin indicator, shows where the price sits against its own past cycles. The Bitcoin page adds the network's fundamentals.
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Browse stocks by sector
23 sectors with a pageExplore companies by industry, then compare their financials, charts and TenQ Scores using the same transparent framework.
- Software and IT services60 companies
GOOGL
MSFT
META+57 - Semiconductors and electronics33 companies
NVDA
AVGO
MU+30 - Computers and machinery16 companies
AAPL
CSCO
CAT+13 - Pharmaceuticals and chemicals24 companies
LLY
JNJ
ABBV+21 - Specialty retail5 companies
AMZN
CVS
ULTA+2 - Vehicles and aerospace17 companies
TSLA
RTX
BA+14 - Banks5 companies
JPM
BAC
WFC+2 - Insurance carriers6 companies
BRK-B
UNH
PGR+3
Why you can trust it
Research you can check for yourself. No tips. No price targets. No black-box scores. TenQ gives every company the same rules-based framework, using figures reported in public company filings.
The company's own numbers
Financial statements are computed from SEC EDGAR XBRL filings: the structured figures companies submit to the US Securities and Exchange Commission. If a figure is unavailable or has not been tagged reliably, we say so instead of estimating it.
The checks are visible
Every TenQ Score is made up of 36 pass-or-fail checks. Each check shows the reported figure, the threshold applied and the reason it passed or failed.
You can read the source
Every chart identifies the filing and filing date behind its data. TenQ helps you find the relevant numbers faster; you can always go back to the original filing.
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