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Ziggma Stock Score

A proprietary 0–100 fundamental stock rating that helps long-term investors compare companies across growth, profitability, valuation, and financial health to pick the best performers for their portfolios.

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What is the Ziggma Stock Score?


The Ziggma Stock Score is a proprietary 0-100 stock rating that evaluates publicly traded companies across growth, profitability, valuation and financial health. It is designed to help long-term investors compare stocks using fundamental data rather than analyst hype or trading incentives.

The Score

How the Ziggma Stock Score works

The Score combines over 30 financial indicators into one comparable stock rating on a scale of 0–100. The selection of indicators — some industry-specific — and their exact weighting is proprietary, but the framework is transparent.

Score range 0  —  100
01 / Pillar

Growth

Measures whether the company is expanding in a durable way, capturing growth in revenue, earnings and cash flow.

  • Revenue
  • Earnings
  • Cash flow
02 / Pillar

Valuation

Assesses a company’s valuation against peers using earnings yield, sales/market cap and EV, plus operating and cash-flow metrics.

  • Earnings yield
  • Sales/Mkt cap
  • EV multiples
03 / Pillar

Profitability

Captures key profitability metrics, standard and industry-specific — return on equity, return on assets, EBITDA margin and more.

  • ROE
  • ROA
  • EBITDA margin
04 / Pillar

Financial Health

Determines financial health by capturing leverage, liquidity and debt-servicing ratios that signal long-term resilience.

  • Leverage
  • Liquidity
  • Debt servicing

Methodology Overview


From raw data to one clear peer-based score. Our proprietary model determines how metrics are weighted and combined. The methodology is designed to rank companies against peers based on their combined metrics encompassing growth, valuation, profitability and financial health. 
The result: research and portfolio insights that help Ziggma customers identify the strongest-scoring stocks faster.

Methodology

From raw data to one clear score

Our proprietary model weights and combines 30+ metrics to rank companies against their peers across growth, valuation, profitability and financial health — helping you identify the strongest-scoring stocks faster.

  1. Data Aggregation

    AI-powered ingestion of financial filings and market data.

  2. Capture Key Metrics

    30+ financial and industry-specific data points per company.

  3. Peer Comparison

    Proprietary algorithm benchmarks each stock against true peers.

  4. Four Pillar Scores

    Growth, valuation, profitability and financial health, each scored.

  5. Ziggma Stock Score

    A single, peer-relative score from 0 to 100 per company.

  6. Research & Insights

    Actionable portfolio insights surfaced in your dashboard.

The Four Pillars
  • Growth
  • Valuation
  • Profitability
  • Financial Health

How to Interpret the Ziggma  Score


The Ziggma Stock Score ranges from 0 to 100 and helps investors assess a company’s prospects relative to industry peers based on extensive fundamental analysis. Higher scores generally signal stronger return potential. In Ziggma’s historical portfolio analysis, customer portfolios with excellent average Stock Scores have outperformed lower-scoring portfolios by a wide margin.

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Interpretation

How to interpret the Ziggma Score

The Ziggma Stock Score ranges from 0 to 100 and helps investors assess a company’s prospects relative to industry peers, based on extensive fundamental analysis. Higher scores generally signal stronger return potential.

Live example
AAPL Apple Inc.
Strong 78 /100
0 20 40 60 80 100
0 – 20

Low

Stock Score signaling weak prospects.

20 – 40

Below Average

Stock Score suggesting many stronger peers exist.

40 – 60

Average

Mixed profile with room for improvement.

60 – 80

Strong

Above-average fundamentals and a favorable peer ranking.

80 – 100

Excellent

Signals strong performance prospects.

Scores shown are illustrative examples for demonstration. Live scores update daily inside the Ziggma platform.

Why Peer Context Matters in Stock Scoring


Peer-based analysis is essential because financial metrics only make sense in context. Valuation, profitability, margins, and leverage can look very different for a software company, bank, utility, or real estate firm. That is why the Ziggma Stock Score ranks companies against relevant industry peers, not one-size-fits-all benchmarks.

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Peer Context

Why peer context matters in stock scoring

Financial metrics only make sense in context. Valuation, profitability, margins and leverage look very different for a software company, bank, utility or real estate firm. That’s why the Ziggma Stock Score ranks companies against relevant industry peers — never one-size-fits-all benchmarks.

Same metric, different verdict

20x Price/Earnings

A single Price/Earnings ratio of 20x. Four industries. Four very different conclusions.

Cheap

Software

High margins, asset-light, recurring revenue. Peers typically trade much higher.

Peer median ~ 35x
Expensive

Bank

Balance-sheet driven, cyclical earnings, regulated capital. Peers typically trade in single digits.

Peer median ~ 11x
Fair

Utility

Regulated income model, stable cash flow, slow growth. Peers cluster in the high teens to low twenties.

Peer median ~ 19x
Attractive

Real Estate

Low margins, asset-heavy, debt-funded. Peers often trade well above — making 20x look reasonable.

Peer median ~ 25x
The point A raw multiple tells you almost nothing on its own. Peer context turns a number into a judgment. Every Ziggma Stock Score is calculated against the company’s actual industry — so growth, valuation, profitability and financial health are always graded on the right curve.

Why One Metric Is Never Enough

It’s easy for a company to look like a winner if you only focus on one flashy stat. However, the Ziggma Stock Score looks under the hood from multiple angles, ensuring you don’t get sidelined by a single headline number that doesn't tell the whole story.

The Reality Check:

  • The Single-Metric Trap: A "cheap" valuation might hide a company in decline, and high growth can sometimes mask a mountain of debt.
  • Multi-Dimensional Insight: We cross-reference different data points so you get a 360-degree view of a stock's actual strength.
  • Smarter Decisions: By looking past the surface level, you can avoid "value traps" and invest with a lot more confidence.
Multi-Factor Scoring

Why one metric is never enough

Two companies can look attractive on a single headline number. The Ziggma Stock Score looks across multiple dimensions so investors aren’t misled by one impressive figure hiding weakness elsewhere.

Why one high-growth stock may outscore another

VS

Company A

Higher Score
Revenue Growth Strong
Profitability High
Valuation Reasonable
Financial Health Solid
Ziggma Stock Score
84 /100

Company B

Lower Score
Revenue Growth Strong
Profitability Weak
Valuation Expensive
Financial Health Leveraged
Ziggma Stock Score
52 /100
The point Both companies show strong revenue growth — on that one number, they look alike. But Company B’s growth is funded by debt, sold at a stretched multiple, and isn’t yet profitable. One metric hides three risks. The Ziggma Stock Score surfaces all four pillars together so the full picture comes through.

What the Ziggma Stock Score Is — and Is Not

Think of the Ziggma Stock Score as your analytical shortcut. It’s a data-driven rating that compares companies against their industry peers, making it easy to pick out winners, shore up your portfolio's weak spots, and streamline your research—whether you’re browsing or using the stock screener.

We built this score on the bedrock of fundamental analysis—measuring growth, valuation, profitability, and financial health—so you get an objective look at a company's vitals. Most importantly, we have no ties to brokers and no incentive to push trades, meaning you get pure, unbiased insights every time.

Scope & Limits

What the Ziggma Stock Score is—and is not

The Ziggma Stock Score is a data-first, peer-based stock rating designed to help investors identify stronger companies, spot portfolio weak points and focus their research faster — for example in the stock screener. It is built on fundamental analysis across growth, valuation, profitability and financial health, with no broker conflicts or trading incentives.

What it is

Use it for this

  • A fast way to identify strong stocks worth deeper research.
  • A portfolio insights layer for spotting stronger holdings and weaker links.
  • Independent analysis: 100% research, 0% broker conflict.
  • A data-first framework built on company fundamentals.
  • A peer-based score across growth, valuation, profitability and financial health.
What it is not

Don’t use it for this

  • A price target.
  • Conflicted broker research.
  • A short-term trading signal.
  • A buy, hold or sell recommendation.
  • A guarantee of future performance.
Bottom line The Ziggma Stock Score is a starting point for serious research, not a shortcut to a trade. It surfaces companies with stronger fundamentals so you can spend your time where it matters — the decision is still yours.

Independent. No Conflict of Interest


Ziggma is not a broker. We do not earn from trades or, order flow, placement or investment banking revenue. The Ziggma Stock Score is built to help investors make better-informed decisions, not to push trading activitiy. 
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Independence

Independent.·No conflict of interest.

Ziggma is not a broker. We don’t earn from trades, order flow, placement or investment banking revenue. The Ziggma Stock Score is built to help investors make better-informed decisions — not to push trading activity.

Independent by design

Built as a research tool, not a brokerage. Our incentives are aligned with informed investors — not transaction volume.

No broker conflicts

Zero revenue from trades, order flow or banking relationships. The analysis you see isn’t shaped by who pays for it.

No paid placement

No sponsored stocks, no boosted rankings, no trading pressure. Scores reflect fundamentals, full stop.

The Ziggma promise: the score in front of you reflects what the data actually shows about a company’s fundamentals against its peers — nothing more, nothing less.

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FAQ

What is the Ziggma Stock Score?
The Ziggma Stock Score is a proprietary 0–100 stock rating that helps investors assess a company’s prospects relative to industry peers. It is based on fundamental analysis across growth, valuation, profitability, and financial health.
How is the Ziggma Stock Score calculated?
The score is calculated using Ziggma’s proprietary model, which analyzes 30+ fundamental indicators and determines how metrics are weighted and combined. Companies are ranked against relevant industry peers to produce a clear, comparable score.
What does a high Ziggma Stock Score mean?
A high Ziggma Stock Score generally indicates stronger fundamentals and greater return potential relative to peers. Ziggma’s historical portfolio analysis shows that customer portfolios with excellent average Stock Scores have outperformed lower-scoring portfolios by a wide margin.
Is the Ziggma Stock Score a buy or sell recommendation?
No. The Ziggma Stock Score is a research and portfolio-quality signal. It is not a price target, short-term trading signal, or buy/sell recommendation.
Why does Ziggma compare companies against peers?
Peer comparison matters because financial metrics vary widely by industry. Valuation, profitability, margins, and leverage look very different for software companies, banks, utilities, and real estate firms, so Ziggma ranks companies against relevant peers rather than using one-size-fits-all benchmarks.
What are the four pillars of the Ziggma Stock Score?
The four pillars are growth, valuation, profitability, and financial health. Together, they provide a broader view of company quality than any single metric can offer.
How should investors use the Ziggma Stock Score?
Investors can use the score to identify stronger companies faster, spot weaker holdings in a portfolio, compare stocks within an industry, and focus deeper research on the most promising candidates.