The Industry Rank parameter indicates the rank that an industry holds relative to all 100 industry groups based on its predicted 12-month return. The industry with a number 1 ranking will have the highest predicted 12-month return. "Buy" ratings are issued for industry funds ranked 1 - 10. "Hold" ratings are issued for industry funds ranked 11 - 20. The remaining 80 industry funds are issued "sell" ratings.

The Stock Rating is the "buy', "hold", or "sell" rating that our AI-based computer systems assign to a stock.

The Stock Price parameter allows you to screen for stocks in a particular price range. Low priced stocks tend to be more volatile and can sometimes be more costly to trade due to larger bid / ask spreads.

The Stock Size parameter uses revenues and market capitalization to determine a company's size relative to all others in the same industry group. A company with a size rank of 1 indicates that it is the largest company in an industry group. Large companies tend to be less volatile and more financially stable.

The 12-Month Prediction parameter is the forecasted price change that our AI-based systems expect for a stock over the next 12-months.

The Stock Safety Score is a measure of investment safety for a stock relative to other stocks in the same industry. The safety score uses a proprietary calculation derived from over 100 indicators. Included are measurements of a stock's relative value, liquidity, market share, financial strength, earnings, cash flow, capital turnover and price momentum.  A lower safety score implies higher risk. A higher score implies less volatility. A conservative investor should look for scores above 50.

The Industry Safety Score is a measure of investment safety for an industry relative to all other industries. The safety score uses a proprietary calculation derived from over 100 indicators. Included are measurements of an industry's relative value, liquidity, market share, financial strength, earnings, cash flow, capital turnover and price momentum.  A lower safety score implies higher risk. A higher score implies less volatility. A conservative investor should look for scores above 50.

NOTE: To be in our forecast database, stocks must be a domestic U.S.-based company and must have at least 3 years of continuous financial information available to be in the forecast database. For instance, stocks that have merged with or been spun off from another company within the last three years may not be included in the forecast database.