Fundamental stock rankings for long-term investors
Rank businesses by decades of results, not tomorrow's predictions.
Holder Dashboard ranks 3,894 stocks by up to 30 years of revenue growth, profit growth, and consistency. Explore the rankings, inspect the history, decide for yourself.
No credit card required · Not investment advice
Historical relationship · not a forecast
Strong fundamentals drive returns — while they last
Over the long run, a stock's price follows the business. Here's the honest version of that relationship — including the part most tools won't show you.
| Group | While fundamentals were strong (2006–2016) | The decade after (2016–2026) |
|---|---|---|
| Strongest-fundamentals companies | +495% | +224% |
| S&P 500 | +102% | +319% |
The strength was real — it showed up in the price while it was happening. But leadership turns over, and past strength is often already in the price. That's why Holder Dashboard is a monitoring tool, not a list of past winners: see whose fundamentals are strong now, notice when that changes, and decide for yourself.
Sound familiar?
- —You researched a stock for hours. It went sideways. Something you ignored tripled.
- —You read the analyst report. Then the analyst changed their rating.
- —You opened a screener and got 40 metrics with no idea how to weigh them.
- —You're not sure if a company is actually profitable or just growing on cheap debt.
- —You know index funds are an option — but you came here because you want to understand what you're actually investing in.
You don't need more predictions. Buy-and-hold investing has been documented for decades — the core idea is simple: find companies that make real money, grow that money consistently over time, and hold them. The hard part is seeing through the noise to answer that simple question across thousands of stocks.
Holder Dashboard is a focused fundamental ranking and research tool. 3,894 stocks, ranked by the most basic measures of business health: consistent revenue growth, consistent net income growth, and how stable those numbers are over time. You pick the time window. You see where companies stand. You decide what to do with that information.
We don't predict anything. Companies with strong fundamentals have historically performed well while their fundamentals were strong — a real relationship, but not a promise that today's leaders will keep leading. See exactly how we measure it — and where it breaks down.
See It In Action
Filter stocks by fundamentals. Dive deep into individual stocks. Track performance of your portfolio.
Browse Stock Rankings
Explore 3,894 stocks ranked by fundamentals. Filter by time period, sort by growth metrics, and discover consistently performing companies.
Browse Stock Rankings
Explore 3,894 stocks ranked by fundamentals. Filter by time period, sort by growth metrics, and discover consistently performing companies.
Analyze Individual Stocks
Dive deep into any stock with detailed financial history, growth charts, and comprehensive fundamental analysis over multiple time periods.
Track Your Portfolio
Build your portfolio and track its performance against the S&P 500. Monitor your holdings and see how your fundamental picks perform over time.
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Explore all stocksA focused workflow for long-term stock research
Find strong businesses, understand their history, and track them over time.
3,894 Analyzed Stocks
Access comprehensive fundamental analysis for 3,894 common stocks. Each stock is scored and ranked based on revenue growth, profitability, and financial consistency.
Flexible Time Periods
6 analysis windows available
Deep Dive Analysis
Per-stock breakdown
Portfolio Tracking
Track your holdings and compare performance against the S&P 500.
Up to 30 years, made comparable
Fundamentals normalized across companies and currencies, so a business compares like-for-like with its own record decades ago and with its peers. Prices refresh every market day; fundamentals update on quarterly earnings.
Built for one job, done well
Deliberately specialized — not a version of a trading terminal. Here's the fit.
Built for
- Independent, long-term investors building shortlists of quality businesses
- Comparing consistency and track records across companies and decades
- Following the companies you own or watch, over years
- Deciding for yourself, with the evidence in plain sight
Not built for
- Day trading or short-term timing
- Options, derivatives, or leverage
- Buy and sell signals or entry points
- Hot tips and short-term recommendations
Start free — upgrade for the full picture
Browse the rankings free. Unlock every period, sort, filter, and portfolio tracking when you're ready.
- Browse the rankings (first page)
- 5-year and 20-year periods
- Sort by HDB Score, revenue, or historical return
- A sample stock deep-dive
Upgrade anytime for the full picture
Founding price — locked while your subscription stays active
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- All 3,894 analyzed stocks
- All time periods (1Y, 5Y, 10Y, 20Y, 30Y, All Time)
- All sorting options (10+ metrics)
- Sector and currency filters
- Individual stock deep-dives
- Portfolio tracking vs S&P 500
- Daily price updates + fundamentals on quarterly earnings
30-day money-back guarantee
Frequently Asked Questions
How is the HDB Score calculated?
The score combines eight signals from a company’s revenue and net income over your selected period: growth, year-over-year consistency, predictability, and cumulative scale — for both revenue and profit. Profit signals carry roughly two-thirds of the weight, revenue about one-third. The weights are fixed and published in full on our methodology page.
Does the score consider valuation?
No — and that’s deliberate. The HDB Score measures historical business quality and consistency. It doesn’t measure whether the stock is cheap or expensive, and it is not a buy or sell signal. An excellent company can be a poor investment at too high a price.
How is this different from other stock screeners?
We focus specifically on long-term buy-and-hold investing. The HDB Score is designed to surface companies with proven, consistent growth rather than short-term momentum — and the full method, including what it can’t tell you, is published on our methodology page.
Which markets and exchanges are covered?
Holder Dashboard covers common stocks listed on US exchanges — primarily the NYSE and NASDAQ, with a small number on NYSE American and OTC. Fundamentals are normalized to a common currency (USD) so companies compare like-for-like, even when a company reports in another currency.
How often is the data updated?
Stock data is updated daily after market close. Fundamental financial data is updated quarterly when companies release earnings.
What's the difference between the free preview and paid subscription?
The free preview shows the first page of the rankings, the 5-year and 20-year periods, sorting by HDB Score, revenue, or historical return, and one sample stock deep-dive. A subscription unlocks every period (1Y–30Y), all sorting options, sector and currency filters, full stock details for every company, and portfolio tracking.
What does the founding price include?
Founding members pay $99/year instead of $149 — locked in for as long as your subscription stays active. The offer ends August 31, 2026. Cancel anytime, with a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Is there a monthly plan?
Yes — $19/month, cancel anytime. The annual plan saves about 34% versus paying monthly.
Can I cancel anytime?
Yes, you can cancel your subscription at any time. If you cancel within 30 days, we'll refund your payment.
Want the full picture? Read the complete methodology.
Built by one person, in the open
Holder Dashboard is built independently by Caio Paes, a software engineer and long-term investing enthusiast who wanted a simpler, more honest alternative to overloaded stock screeners. No team of analysts, no editorial picks — just a transparent tool and the data behind it.
Questions, feedback, or a data correction? Email me directly at [email protected] — I read every message.
Data source
Fundamentals and prices from EODHD, normalized so companies compare like-for-like.
Data corrections
Data carries errors and revisions. Spot one? Email me and I'll investigate and fix it.
Not investment advice
A research tool — not a broker, an advisor, or a source of buy/sell recommendations.
