Two or three businesses, one decision. We score each out of 100 on the factors that matter, tilt the weights to your goal, and show who fits whom, so you're deciding on evidence, not vibes.
Your goal
● Balanced style: every factor counts equally.
This is an example comparison we picked to show the tool, not a suggestion. Swap in your own tickers above.
The challenger. Trails the leader on the balanced score. It wins no row outright; risk (calm = better) is its closest.
The verdict
NVDA edges ahead (66/100 vs AMD 57) under a balanced style, mostly on growth. Switch your goal above and watch the scores move.
THE SCORECARD · FACTOR BY FACTOR · the best value in each row is ticked, and a tie ticks every tied column · weight bar shows how much it counts for your goal
† Balance sheet is scored on 5 peer percentiles (current ratio, quick ratio, net debt/EBITDA, interest coverage and debt/equity). The cell shows one of them, so a column can lead on the printed number and still lose the row.
The letter beside the dividend yield is our dividend-safety grade (A+ to F), a read on how likely that dividend is to be cut. It does not grade the yield.
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WHERE EACH ONE IS STRONG
Income axis omitted: no data for one of these stocks.
ValuationCurrently 31/100 (P/E 29 · PEG 0.6). Taking it to 100 would lift the balanced score by 10 points, the biggest single move available.
Risk (calm = better)Currently 36/100 (β 2.2 · DD −66%). Taking it to 100 would lift the balanced score by 9 points, the next biggest.
AMD
ValuationCurrently 12/100 (P/E 156 · PEG 0.5). Taking it to 100 would lift the balanced score by 14 points, the biggest single move available.
Risk (calm = better)Currently 35/100 (β 2.0 · DD −65%). Taking it to 100 would lift the balanced score by 10 points, the next biggest.
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Scores are Tenet composites, 0–100, reweighted for your selected goal. Seven of the eight factors are sector percentiles; analyst sentiment is an absolute curve on forward EPS growth, capped at 100, so two very high-growth names can share the top score. Moat/durability is not scored (qualitative, not measurable). Comparison is decision-support, not a recommendation · past performance does not predict future returns · Not investment advice · prices are each company's own latest close, the newest here being Oct 1, 2026.
