StockGlow

How this works

Our mission

Every other stock site is bloated, gated behind signup, and overwhelming. StockGlow is one screen, one clear read, zero friction — free, with no account required, and nothing extra standing between you and the answer. We never ask for your email, so we can never spam it.

StockGlow gives you one clear read on any stock without the clutter. Type a ticker and you get a plain-English outlook plus the StockGlow Score — our single 0-to-100 read, where 0 is bearish and 100 is bullish.

The Score is built almost entirely from the company’s own reported fundamentals — not analyst opinions, and not a prediction:

  • Valuation — P/E, price-to-book, price-to-sales, EV/EBITDA, PEG, and free-cash-flow yield, each scored against how the stock’s own sector is currently priced.
  • Profitability & quality — gross, operating, and net margins, return on equity and assets, and whether reported profit is actually backed by cash.
  • Financial health — debt relative to equity, cash, and earnings; current and quick ratios — can the company survive a downturn.
  • Growth — trailing revenue and earnings growth, reported, not estimated.
  • Ownership & investor activity — real insider buying or selling, institutional buying trends, and whether the dividend looks sustainable.
  • Momentum — where the price sits versus its 50- and 200-day averages and its 52-week range.

Nearly every factor is scored against the stock’s own sector — a P/E that’s cheap for a bank would be expensive for a software company, so each metric is ranked against live peers in the same sector, not a single fixed threshold for every stock. Wall Street price targets are still real and worth seeing, so we show them — attributed, on their own — but they don’t feed the Score.

The written outlook simply describes what those numbers currently show, in normal language. Data comes from public market sources and may be delayed.

Not investment advice. StockGlow is an informational tool. The StockGlow Score and outlook are descriptions of current data, not forecasts or recommendations to buy, sell, or hold anything. Do your own research.