The Scope Score, the data behind it, and — just as important — what it isn't.
A single 0–10 number blending four weighted factors, recalculated every time a company reports.
30%
Market position, brand strength, and pricing power.
25%
Revenue and earnings trajectory, and how sustainable it looks.
25%
Balance sheet strength, cash flow, and debt levels.
20%
Regulatory, competitive, and market threats to the business.
Refreshed quarterly, or sooner when a company reports earnings.
10-Ks, 10-Qs, and other public disclosures.
Quarterly results and management commentary.
Prices, volume, and valuation multiples.
No. It's Scope's summary of how strong we think the underlying business is — not a signal about where the stock price is headed. A great business can still be an expensive stock.
Quarterly for most companies, or right after they report earnings — whichever comes first.
Yes. As a company's financials, growth, and risk profile evolve, its score is recalculated to reflect that.
Scope's scoring methodology is designed and reviewed by our team. The underlying calculations are automated, but the framework itself is human-defined and periodically audited.
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