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See Stock Health Score by ReviewLoop, read from SEC filings, for the stock page you have open or for any ticker you type. Stock Health Score by ReviewLoop See Stock Health Score for the company on the stock page you have open: one number from 0 to 100, read from the reports the company files with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). How to use it: 1. Open a stock page on a finance site such as Yahoo Finance or TradingView. 2. Click the Stock Health icon in the toolbar. 3. The popup shows the score, its rating and the six category scores. On any other page, type a ticker such as AAPL or MSFT in the search box and press Enter. What the popup shows: - The score out of 100 and its rating: Very healthy, Healthy, Average, Unhealthy or Very unhealthy - Six category scores: financial strength, profitability, growth and outlook, dilution and capital, insider activity and disclosures - The date of the score - A link to the full company page on reviewloop.dev, where each finding names the SEC filing it comes from It is a quick check of company financial health from SEC filings. Unlike a price-based stock score, it does not look at the share price. Coverage: companies listed on a US exchange that file their reports with the SEC, including Canadian companies that also list in New York. Companies listed only in Toronto are not covered, and the popup says so. Privacy: - The extension reads the address of the current tab only when you open the popup. It never reads the page itself. - It sends only the ticker symbol to reviewloop.dev to get the score. It sends no cookies and keeps no history. - No account, no ads and no analytics. Stock Health Score describes the company. It is not a recommendation to buy, sell or hold any security. Stock Health Score is made by ReviewLoop. See every company score at reviewloop.dev