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ClassificationBy the method's fixed rule. Not a price forecast or advice.
Partly passesSector compositein line with peers
47 of 100Sector percentilesquality, valuation, growth
88, 39, 21Revenue YoYlatest fiscal year
+6.4%Setup criteriafive checks
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ClassificationOne of three classes, "Passes the quality and price filter", "Partly passes" or "Does not pass the filter", with the reason in one line: is the business strong, is the entry expensive, do the signals agree. It describes a state, not a return forecast or a call to act. The paper portfolio opens positions in the "Passes the quality and price filter" class automatically, to keep a record of how the rule performs. Some companies have no class: data is missing, or they need a sector model.
Piotroski F-ScoreBusiness quality across nine accounting signals, 0 to 9. Higher means stronger fundamentals over the latest reported year.
Sector percentileValuation and quality against the sector median, not in absolute numbers. Around 50 is typical for the sector.
Breakdowns by the method
57 companies coveredTicker, sector and F-Score for each covered company. The composite is available with Pro, and open for AAPL.