U.S. PUBLIC COMPANIES
U.S. public companies,
read through diagrams and charts.
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417 companies analyzed so far, of 6,040 listed on the NYSE and Nasdaq
Added in order: S&P 500 → S&P MidCap 400 → SmallCap 600 → other NYSE/Nasdaq listings. Listed count from SEC data as of 2026-11-05.
A growing, company-by-company reference covering U.S. publicly traded companies’ business models, six years of financials, ROIC vs. WACC, earnings quality, strengths/weaknesses, and risks. Financial figures are pulled automatically from SEC EDGAR filings, with a direct link back to the original document. The analysis is written by AI from those filings and checked by several other AIs, so check the original before relying on it.
From the operator
I’m an individual investor who has been buying stocks since 2008, and I built this site to find good companies to invest in. You don’t need to trust what’s written here: use it first to get the overall picture of a company, and do the detailed analysis yourself. How I use this site and how to read it
Recently updated
- A. O. Smith Corporation 2026-11-06
- Abbott Laboratories 2026-11-06
- Accenture plc 2026-11-06
- Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. 2026-11-06
- Akamai Technologies, Inc. 2026-11-06
- Align Technology, Inc. 2026-11-06
- Allegion plc 2026-11-06
- Altria 2026-11-06
- Amazon.com, Inc. 2026-11-06
- Amcor plc 2026-11-06
- Ameren Corporation 2026-11-06
- American Express Company 2026-11-06
What each company page shows
Business model diagrams
Inputs → activities → customers → revenue, in one diagram per business line
Where it earns
Revenue by country/region, so it’s clear which market actually drives results
Contract structure
Short-term/spot vs. long-term/recurring — a direct driver of earnings quality
6-year financial charts & tables
Auto-pulled from SEC EDGAR, linked straight back to each filing
ROIC vs. WACC
Whether the business earns more than its cost of capital — test it with adjustable assumptions
Earnings quality
Cash backing, core-earnings share, one-off items, and receivables buildup
Strengths & weaknesses
Organized around numbers and disclosed evidence
Risk map
Geopolitical, FX, raw materials, regulatory, and more, plotted by impact × likelihood
Alliances & capital ties
Equity stakes, joint ventures, and partnerships, in one place
Government & regulation
Subsidies, regulated prices, approvals and trade rules around the business (regulated industries first)
Who holds the shares
Institutional (13F) vs. insider ownership and voting power, next to beta
All companies
417 published so far · last updated 2026-11-06
How to read the numbers
What ROIC, WACC, the accrual ratio, and every other metric used on this site actually mean, how they’re calculated, and roughly what level counts as good — all in How to read this.