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Articles on stock ratings - plain-English guides from the MoatMint knowledge base.
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What does a "Good Buy" rating mean?Next to a stock's 0-to-10 score, MoatMint prints a plain-English word: Great, Good, Neutral, Fair or Poor. On a stock's profile page, a short "Is this stock a good buy?" verdict, Yes, Hold or No, does the same job one level up, in a single sentence. Both are aQuality & Compounders · 5 min readHow the MoatMint Rating WorksThe MoatMint rating scores a stock from 0 to 10 across five pillars: quality, value, growth, momentum and financial health. It is a systematic stock rating system: it runs the same rules on every company. That differs from a stock rating written by a single anQuality & Compounders · 5 min readWhat Is the RS Rating? Relative Strength ExplainedThe Relative Strength Rating, or RS Rating, measures how a stock's price has performed against nearly every other stock over roughly the past year. A higher score means the stock has outperformed more of the market. It says nothing about the business behind thMomentum · 4 min readWhat Is Momentum Investing? Relative Strength and Why Stocks TrendMomentum investing is the observation that stocks which have outperformed over the past several months to a year tend to keep outperforming for a while longer. That is more than random chance would predict. It says nothing about what any single stock does tomoMomentum · 6 min readWhat Is a Stock Rating?A stock rating condenses a company's fundamentals and its stock's behavior into a single score, so you can compare many companies at a glance.
Ratings come in two kinds: analyst ratings written by people, and quantitative ratings built by a model. MoatMint's iQuality & Compounders · 5 min read