Question 1

What is the Ziggma Stock Score?

Accepted Answer

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.

Question 2

How is the Ziggma Stock Score calculated?

Accepted Answer

The Ziggma Stock Score uses a proprietary model that analyzes more than 30 fundamental indicators across four pillars. Growth covers revenue, earnings, and cash-flow expansion. Valuation covers earnings yield, sales-to-market-cap, EV-based multiples, and cash-flow multiples. Profitability covers return on equity, return on assets, and EBITDA margin, plus industry-specific metrics. Financial health covers leverage, liquidity, and debt-servicing ratios. Each company is then scored relative to its industry peers and assigned a 0–100 score.

Question 3

What does a high Ziggma Stock Score mean?

Accepted Answer

A high Ziggma Stock Score (typically above 70) indicates that a company has strong fundamentals relative to its industry peers across growth, profitability, valuation, and financial health. A score above 85 suggests the company ranks in the top tier of its peer group. A score below 40 generally signals weaker fundamentals compared to peers.

Question 4

Is the Ziggma Stock Score a buy or sell recommendation?

Accepted Answer

No. The Ziggma Stock Score is not a buy, sell, or hold recommendation. It is a comparative research and screening tool that helps investors evaluate company fundamentals as part of their own due diligence. Investors should combine it with their own analysis, risk tolerance, and investment objectives before making decisions.

Question 5

Why does Ziggma compare companies against industry peers?

Accepted Answer

Industries have very different financial characteristics. A 5% net margin is excellent for a grocery retailer but weak for a software company. Comparing a company against relevant industry peers gives investors the right context to judge whether its growth, valuation, profitability, and financial health are genuinely strong or weak.

Question 6

What are the four pillars of the Ziggma Stock Score?

Accepted Answer

The four pillars are: (1) Growth — durable expansion in revenue, earnings, and cash flow; (2) Valuation — earnings yield, sales/market cap, EV-based multiples, and operating and cash-flow-based metrics versus peers; (3) Profitability — return on equity, return on assets, EBITDA margin, and industry-specific metrics; (4) Financial Health — leverage, liquidity, and debt-servicing ratios.

Question 7

How should investors use the Ziggma Stock Score?

Accepted Answer

Investors typically use the Ziggma Stock Score in four ways: to screen for high-quality stocks within an industry, to compare two or more companies side by side, to identify weaker holdings in an existing portfolio, and to monitor the overall fundamental quality of a portfolio over time. It is designed to complement, not replace, other research.

Question 8

How do I access the Ziggma Stock Score?

Accepted Answer

The Ziggma Stock Score is available to Ziggma subscribers. Once subscribed, you can view scores on individual stock pages, use them as a screening filter to find high-quality stocks, and apply them to your connected portfolio to assess overall holdings quality. Current plans and pricing are available at https://ziggma.com/plans.