Strength by sector
The bar runs from the weakest company to the strongest; the mark is the median. Lines at 50, 70 and 85 are the grade boundaries. Click a sector to filter the list.
This year's movers
The scores that moved most since the annual report before, and the wall that moved them most.
Down mostWalls that cracked
Up mostWalls rebuilt
Six walls, 100 points: leverage, interest cover, the wall of maturities, liquidity, the bad year, and what is hidden (leases, goodwill, payouts). Banks, whose debt is their deposits, have six walls of their own: capital, bonds marked to market, funding, earnings, credit and the dividend. Every point traces to a line in a filing; a wall we can't check is left out, not guessed.
Two companies can both score 72. One has six walls at 72%; the other has five at full marks and one in ruins. Sort by "strongest lowest tower" to put the even castles first.
Not a price call. A Fortress can be expensive and a Fragile company cheap. Use it to decide what you could hold through a recession, then check the valuation. Not advice.