Meridian by Daedalus

Meridian covers about 9,000 US-listed stocks and ETFs, scores them 0-10 against their own sector, and says "not enough data" instead of guessing. Filter by sector, exchange, country, cap tier, price or a minimum score on any factor, and sort on any column.

THE SCORE IS SECTOR-RELATIVE
Every metric is scored as a percentile inside the company's own sector - software judged against software, a bank against banks. Those percentiles feed six factors - Valuation, Growth, Profitability, Momentum, Analyst Expectations, Financial Health - built from weighted metrics like P/E, EV/EBITDA and return on capital. The six become one 0-10 Meridian Score, ranked across the rated universe: 10 is the top, 0 the bottom, most names in the middle. Open a factor to see the metrics behind it. ETFs get their own fund model: cost, liquidity, trend, risk, income, and the scores of their holdings.

IT REFUSES TO SCORE WHAT IT CANNOT SEE
A stock is ranked only when all six factors are determinable. Miss one and the name reads Not Rated, never a partial verdict dressed up as a number. A Caution badge flags thin liquidity, micro-caps or incomplete data, and a status strip shows how fresh the numbers are.

A RANGE, NOT A PRICE
Meridian Target models price as earnings times what the market pays for them, then publishes a range instead of one number: a median plus a p10-p90 band covering the middle 80% of modeled outcomes, with its drivers. Estimates run to this calendar quarter-end and the next four. Names it has no basis to model return "not enough data". The nearest quarter-end is free; the rest are Edge.

THE TRACK RECORD IS ACCRUING, AND SAYS SO
Scores and estimates are recorded point-in-time daily and cannot be erased or quietly revised. Return figures appear only once four tests pass: the spread between top- and bottom-scored names is positive, significant across non-overlapping periods, ordered down the score range, and survivorship-clean. Until then every surface reads "accruing" and no accuracy is claimed.

FREE
- Deep dive: factor breakdown, price chart, latest fiscal year, dividends, peers, news
- Catalyst, Quality and Discipline lenses, ranked beside the Score and never folded into it
- Markets and Movers: indices, calendars, Score Shifts, gainers, losers, most active
- Watchlist with streaming prices beside scores
- Portfolio: import a CSV, then run a factor X-ray, sector tilt, concentration, correlation, risk metrics and hypothetical Monte Carlo

MERIDIAN EDGE, OPTIONAL MONTHLY SUBSCRIPTION
- AI analyst on your portfolio metrics, never advising what to buy, sell or hold
- Daily Briefing, and AI-written factor intelligence (free gets a plain summary)
- Trade Intel: RSI, ATR, moving averages, relative strength, analyst consensus, insider filings, price alerts
- Multi-year revenue, earnings, EPS and cash-flow trends with forward consensus
- Score history and alerts, earnings estimates and surprise, saved screens, full Score Shifts history
- Quarter-end estimates two through five
- Read-only brokerage sync, after a 14-day free trial that never auto-charges (CSV import and all analytics stay free)
Renews monthly until cancelled in Google Play; the price is shown before you buy.

IMPORTANT
For informational and educational purposes only. Scores, rankings, stances and estimates are impersonal and identical for every reader, not tailored to anyone's situation, and not a recommendation to buy, sell or hold. Portfolio analytics describe holdings you supply and are not recommendations. Meridian is not a registered investment adviser and gives no personalized advice. Brokerage links are read-only: no trades, no funds held, not a broker-dealer. Nothing here promises a future price or return. AI-written text may be inaccurate. US market data comes from third parties and may be delayed. Investing involves risk, including loss of principal.