One point per company at its own most recently filed quarter. No history, no trails — where the US market sits right now.
Results commentary lifted from 2,954 companies’ own 10-Q and 10-K filings — searchable across 11.3M characters of what they wrote about their own quarters.
Selecting a sector highlights it against the rest of the market rather than colouring all twelve at once — at this density twelve hues are neither readable nor colour-blind separable. Use the panels below to compare sectors.
Operating companies only. Financials and Real Estate are scored on a separate, weaker model and are listed below them — the two are not comparable.
Scored on P/E, ROE, growth and payout only: free cash flow and enterprise value are meaningless for them. A leveraged mortgage REIT can look cheap on P/E while being the most rate-sensitive thing in the index.
Same axes throughout. Each panel shows one sector against the full market in grey, so the panels are directly comparable.
Sorted by market cap. Blank means not computable from the filings — never zero.