Polaris score
Score
What it is
Composite score out of 100 computed by Polaris from valuation (P/E, P/B, P/S, PEG), profitability (ROE, ROA, margins), growth (revenue, EPS), financial health (debt, FCF), and technical state (RSI, MACD, moving averages). Weighted to reflect overall quality of a potential entry point.
How to read it
Score above 75 = strong opportunity signal (reasonable valuation + fundamental quality + favorable technical state). Below 40 = caution, multiple red lights. Between the two = deeper qualitative analysis required — a single score never replaces qualitative reading.
Common reference points
- Strong opportunity — positive convergence> 75
- Interesting — several green lights60 – 75
- Neutral — mixed signal40 – 60
- Caution — multiple red lights< 40
Orders of magnitude, not a rule: the same number does not mean the same thing from one sector to the next.
What it does not tell you
A quantitative score doesn't replace qualitative understanding of the business. The score can be high on a company in structural decline that past numbers don't yet reflect. Use as a filter, not as a final verdict.
Other measures — Polaris score
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