Owning quality businesses is the key to long-term success in the market.
But figuring out what makes a quality business is hard to do.
You need a company that gushes free cash, consistently increases dividends, has a strong balance sheet, can maintain and grow market share, and to top it off… you need to make sure you don’t pay too much.
There hasn’t been one number to sum everything up… But recently, Whitney Tilson and his analyst team have come up with one.
It’s called the Stansberry Score…
This is an important tool we’ve developed to quantify our strategies for assessing value, business quality, and momentum that will yield a single grade for any individual stock.
The Stansberry Score is an investor score, as opposed to a trader score… Trading services may rank a stock “bullish” or “bearish” based on technical indicators or trading flows and give you an outlook for the next few months. (Learn more about choosing between technical and fundamental analysis here.)
The Stansberry Score goes deeper than that. The system our company has created can scan up to roughly 5,000 stocks and gives each stock a score, ranging from 0 to 100. Anything above 80 is considered a fantastic opportunity.
The score is based on four main factors… capital efficiency (the hallmark of Stansberry Research), financial, valuation, and momentum – with momentum being the smallest factor.
The Stansberry Score is a one-click way to make sure that the stocks you are buying are quality.
Subscribers can find a stock’s Stansberry Score by searching for its name or ticker symbol on our website. Click here to sign up for an account, 100% free.
