A tour of MonkStreet
Everything you need to understand a company before you put money in it, and to keep an eye on it after. Each part comes with a first step of about 30 seconds.
MonkStreet View
Is it a good business? The MonkScore says, from 0 to 100 against its industry; five pillars say why: Profitability, Growth, Quality, Safety and Market Conviction.
90+ Excellent · 70+ Strong · 50+ Average · 30+ Below average · under 30 Very weak
First 30 seconds
Type a company you own. If its score surprises you, open its weakest pillar and see what holds it back.
Qualitative View
The story behind the numbers: how the business really makes its money, what just changed, and a verdict with its evidence; opening a deep dive costs 1 credit.
First 30 seconds
Open a company you think you know well, then its Qualitative View. Read the verdict first, and see if it matches yours.
Management View
No time for an hour-long earnings call? See what leadership said, whether they raised or lowered guidance, and which analyst questions they sidestepped.
First 30 seconds
Open the Management View of a company you own. Did its leaders answer every analyst question straight?
Analyst View
What does Wall Street expect? Analysts' ratings, their price targets, and how the company's results compared with their estimates, quarter after quarter.
First 30 seconds
Open the Analyst View of a company you follow. Then compare the analysts' price target with today's price.
Ratios & Statements
Want to check for yourself? Every standard ratio, and the income statement, balance sheet and cash flow, year after year.
First 30 seconds
Open Statements and follow revenue across the years. Then see whether the cash followed it.
Portfolio
Your whole portfolio in one place: import your broker's files and see what it's worth, what you put in, and how it did each year against a benchmark.
Portfolio MonkScore · Profit/loss · Income received · Allocation · Cash · Tax report · A Sunday email on what moved
First 30 seconds
Click "Import from a file" and choose your broker's file (CSV, TXT, Excel or XML). Another broker or your own spreadsheet works too.
Watchlist
Stop checking every day: the companies you follow email you when they publish new results or their price moves 10% or more in a day.
First 30 seconds
Add a company to your watchlist from its page. Alerts are on from the start; change them in Settings.
Screener
Find the companies worth your time: filter every scored company by MonkScore and by pillar, and save the screen to come back to.
First 30 seconds
Set a minimum MonkScore and a minimum for the pillar you care about most. Then save the screen.
Ideas
Look over the shoulders of famous investors and members of Congress: what they own, what they traded, and how MonkStreet scores it.
13F filings: the US stocks a large fund reports each quarter · Ready-made MonkStreet screens · Disclosed trades of members of Congress
First 30 seconds
Open Ideas, choose an investor you admire, and see what they bought and sold in their latest filing.
Market
Is the market expensive? Nervous? Five gauges place today's US stock market against its own history: facts, not forecasts.
Bubble risk · Risky stocks' lead · Investor mood · Stocks against bonds · Recession sign
First 30 seconds
Open Market and read the summary first. Then open the gauge that surprises you most.
MonkStreet shows facts and figures. It gives no investment advice.