GRADE VERSUS
Two companies side by side
Two fictional companies scored by the same rules, side by side, to show what separates their grades.
Company AS89 pts
Company BD14 pts
Company A is ahead by 75 points.
| Area · metric | Company A | Company B |
|---|---|---|
| earnings Weight 40% | 89.8 points, ahead | 16.3 points |
| ROE | 92.5 points, ahead | 22 points |
| Operating margin | 92 points, ahead | 16 points |
| Revenue growth | 85 points, ahead | 11 points |
| financial health Weight 35% | 90.9 points, ahead | 14.8 points |
| Debt-to-equity ratio | 90 points, ahead | 12 points |
| Current ratio | 92 points, ahead | 15 points |
| Interest coverage | 90.8 points, ahead | 17.5 points |
| dividends Weight 25% | 88.5 points, ahead | 12.5 points |
| Dividend yield | 72.7 points, ahead | 17.5 points |
| Payout ratio | 100 points, ahead | 10 points |
| Dividend streak | 92.8 points, ahead | 10 points |
Company A values
Company B values
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Company A and Company B are fictional, not real stocks. This educational tool compares two companies with the same scoring curves and weights. Being ahead only means a higher financial metric score. It does not mean a better investment. The tool does not forecast prices or suggest trades. To build one company from scratch, use the Grade lab. To start from the financial statements, see From statements to a grade. For information only. Not investment advice.