Every stock has a story. We write its CV.

• ▪Profile — what it does and how it is doing, in plain sentences
• ▪Key facts — revenue, profit, cash, debt and price, each explained
• ▪Skills — six 0–100 scores, from valuation to moat
• ▪Experience — founding, the IPO, landmark products and acquisitions
• ▪Qualifications — the basics, pass or fail, with the real numbers
• ▪Strengths & watch-outs — what a bull and a bear would point to
• ▪Peer comparison — how it stacks up against the largest in its sector
• ▪Appendix — the full financial statements, for checking the numbers

How every score is computed →

1. 1
   Pick a company

   Search by name or ticker, or click a logo above. 900+ US-listed companies are covered.

2. 2
   We read the filings

   Financial statements, price history, earnings and insider activity — the raw reported data, kept fresh by our sister desk PreMarketPrice.

3. 3
   You read the CV

   The whole company on one page — what it does, its track record, strengths and watch-outs. Plain English, understandable in 30 seconds.

What is StockCV?

StockCV turns a company’s financial filings into a one-page résumé: what it does, its track record, strengths, watch-outs and financial health — readable in 30 seconds.

Is StockCV free?

Yes. Every company CV is free to read, print and share. No sign-up, no paywall.

Where does the data come from?

From company filings via Finnhub and market data via Polygon, kept fresh by our sister desk PreMarketPrice. Figures may be delayed or restated; missing data is shown as missing, never estimated.

How are the scores computed?

Six 0–100 pillars — valuation, growth, profitability, financial health, quality and moat — computed mechanically from the reported numbers with fixed thresholds. No hand-tuning per company. The full recipe is on the Methodology page.

Is StockCV investment advice?

No. StockCV is information organised for clarity — a starting point for your own research, not a recommendation to buy or sell anything.

Can I quote or reuse a CV?

Yes. Every CV has a clean Markdown version at stockcv.com/{TICKER}.md and prints neatly to one page. A link back to the CV is appreciated.