See what is happening inside the business.
Five years of company-reported fundamentals, translated into an explainable grade and trend. DataEnvision focuses on its U.S. 300 universe: a 300-company U.S. large-cap candidate pool. No black-box Buy/Hold/Sell call.
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What drives the grade
Click any dimension to see the reported metrics behind it.
Is the business getting better or worse?
Annual SEC filings · no price data
Operating cash flow → capex → free cash flow
Balance-sheet picture
Margins over time
Business quality, not a stock recommendation.
The Fundamental Grade uses company-reported SEC XBRL facts across Growth (25%), Profitability (25%), Financial Strength (20%), Cash Generation (20%) and Capital Efficiency (10%). Missing standardized concepts are excluded rather than estimated. Market valuation is deliberately excluded so an excellent business can still be separately described as expensive or inexpensive.
Every displayed figure comes from SEC EDGAR. Filing periods can differ across concepts.
Open company filings at SEC ↗Look for confirmation across trend, momentum and volume.
Start with price and the 50-day and 200-day moving averages: price holding above rising averages generally points to an established upward trend, while price below falling averages can indicate a downward trend. RSI measures momentum; readings above 70 are commonly described as overbought and below 30 as oversold, but neither level by itself predicts a reversal. MACD can help reveal changes in momentum: watch the MACD line versus its signal line and changes in the histogram. Volume adds confirmation — a breakout, reversal, RSI shift or MACD turn accompanied by unusually strong volume can carry more information than the same move on weak volume. Potential inflection points are best evaluated when several signals align rather than from any single indicator.
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