Features

Everything an investor needs. Nothing they don't.

Stop juggling six tabs. EasyStox brings watchlists, research, alerts, and clear stock summaries together — designed to be fast, focused, and human.

Watchlists

Group the stocks you're learning about and see what's moving at a glance.

Portfolio Tracking

Log positions and watch your P/L update live — see your real exposure across sectors.

Real-time Alerts

Price, % change, and score alerts so you never miss a move on the stocks you follow.

Discover & Screen

Filter the whole U.S. market — stocks and ETFs — by price, market cap, dividend yield, P/E, and the EasyStox score.

In-Depth Summaries

Every stock page comes with a clear, easy-to-read summary of what the company does and how it's doing.

Built for All Levels

Clean design, helpful explainers, and the right depth whether you're new or already managing a portfolio.

From signup to insight in under a minute

1

Sign up free

Email or Google. Takes 10 seconds. No credit card.

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Build your lists

Add the tickers you follow. EasyStox scores and tracks every move.

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Learn as you go

Alerts, in-depth summaries, and the EasyStox score do the heavy lifting.

How the EasyStox score is built

Every U.S. stock and ETF gets one 0–100 score, rebuilt from a single shared market snapshot so the number never disagrees between a stock page and a list. Five weighted groups feed it, and each group is graded against the rest of the market rather than against a fixed target.

Fundamentals

Earnings per share, revenue and earnings growth, profit margins, and return on equity — the health of the underlying business.

Valuation

Price-to-earnings and yield measured against the wider market, so an expensive great company and a cheap weak one both land honestly.

Momentum

Six-month price trend, used to separate names quietly compounding from names in a sustained decline.

Analyst coverage

Buy, hold, and sell counts plus the mean price target, refreshed daily across the covered universe.

News tone

Recent headlines scored for sentiment, with duplicates removed so one story repeated by ten outlets doesn't distort the read.

Grade mapping

The final number becomes a letter grade from A to F, ranked against the whole market so the top decile can't sit at a D.

Start from a curated list

If you don't know which ticker to look at first, the Knowledge hub ranks the market into ready-made lists — by score, size, income, valuation, theme, and sector.

Or jump straight to a popular stock

Frequently asked questions

Is EasyStox free to use?

Yes. Creating an account is free and includes watchlists, portfolio tracking, stock pages with the EasyStox score, and a preview of every Knowledge list. Premium unlocks the full ranked lists, unlimited alerts, and deeper screening.

What is the EasyStox score?

It is a single 0–100 rating for a stock or ETF, built from five weighted groups: fundamentals (earnings, growth, margins, return on equity), valuation (P/E versus peers), momentum (six-month price trend), analyst coverage (ratings and price targets), and recent news tone. Scores map to letter grades from A to F so you can compare names quickly.

Where does the market data come from?

Quotes, company profiles, fundamentals, and news come from licensed market-data providers, refreshed continuously through the trading day. Analyst ratings and price targets are refreshed daily, and every score is rebuilt from the same shared snapshot so a stock shows the same grade on its own page and inside every list.

Which stocks and ETFs are covered?

The full U.S. listed universe — roughly 12,000 stocks and ETFs across NYSE, Nasdaq, NYSE American, and NYSE Arca — is scored and screenable.

How do alerts work?

Set a price level, a percent move, or a score change on any ticker. EasyStox checks during U.S. market hours and sends an email the moment a rule fires, plus a daily recap after the close and a weekly summary on Friday.

Is EasyStox financial advice?

No. EasyStox is a research and education tool. Scores, lists, and summaries are informational only and are not recommendations to buy or sell any security.