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Your standards.

Stokisy scores any stock against what you care about, and explains every number in plain English. No trading. No jargon.

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What matters to you in a company?

Tap to change your standard, then set how much each part counts. Watch the score move.

How much does each matter?

Weights always add up to 100%. Each one counts for at least 10%.

Northfield Coffee Co. · Sample company, made-up numbers

71out of 100

A fair match for your standard

    Your weights

    Not everything matters equally.

    Decide how much each part of your standard counts. The weights always add up to 100%, so raising one lowers the others.

    Simple

    New to this? Mark each part light, mid or heavy. Stokisy turns that into percentages for you.

    Growing fastLightMidHeavy
    Not overpricedLightMidHeavy
    Low debtLightMidHeavy

    Precise

    Want exact numbers? Slide each part anywhere from 10% up. The rest adjust so the total stays at 100%.

    Growing fast50%
    Not overpriced30%
    Low debt20%

    Most stock apps want you to trade. This one wants you to understand what you are buying first.

    Plain English

    Every number, as a sentence.

    You should not need a finance degree to read a stock page. Stokisy leads with what a number means and keeps the jargon as a small label.

    P/E ratio · 30

    You pay $30 for every $1 of yearly profit.

    Like buying a coffee shop that earns $1 a year for $30. It takes 30 years of profit to pay you back.

    Profit margin · 22%

    It keeps $22 of every $100 it sells.

    The rest goes to costs such as staff, rent and supplies.

    Debt-to-equity · 0.4

    It owes 40 cents for every $1 its owners put in.

    Lower means the company leans less on borrowed money.

    What you get

    Research first. Buy later, somewhere else.

    Compare side by side

    Two stocks, lined up on the things you picked. You see where each one comes out ahead.

    What you pickedCompany ACompany B
    Makes real profitKeeps $25 of $100Keeps $35 of $100
    Not overpriced$30 per $1 of profit$33 per $1 of profit
    Low debtOwes $1.40 per $1Owes 30 cents per $1

    Practice with play money

    Start with a pretend balance and build a portfolio. Nothing real is at risk.

    $10,000 to practice with

    Test your standard on the past

    See how stocks that met your standard three years ago have done since, next to the overall market.

    Illustration only. Past results do not predict the future.

    No trading. On purpose.

    Stokisy cannot buy or sell anything, so it has no reason to push you into a trade. It scores stocks against your standard and never tells you what to buy.