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GreenDot Stocks publishes weekly screen updates and in-depth analysis on quality growth companies. Stocks are evaluated using Rule of 40, FCF ROIC, and blended margin of safety — updated each week as the screen refreshes.
The GreenDot Stocks screen was refreshed on May 30, 2026. Across 88 qualifying stocks, one stock entered the screen, 2 stocks exited the screen, and 22 stocks crossed a valuation band.
Read the analysis →Intuit (INTU) is one of those companies investors think they understand, which is usually where mispricing starts. The shorthand version is simple: TurboTax, tax season, a mature software company, and a stock that deserv…
Read the analysis →The GreenDot Stocks screen was refreshed on May 23, 2026. Across 89 qualifying stocks, 3 stocks entered the screen, 4 stocks exited the screen, and 18 stocks crossed a valuation band.
Read the analysis →Every dollar of revenue looks identical on an income statement. For a long-term investor, that is a dangerous illusion.
Read the analysis →MercadoLibre (MELI) is often called the Amazon of Latin America, but that label misses most of the point. MercadoLibre is also a payments network, a logistics operator, an advertising platform, a credit business, and inc…
Read the analysis →The GreenDot Stocks screen was refreshed on May 16, 2026. Across 90 qualifying stocks, 8 stocks entered the screen, 3 stocks exited the screen, and 16 stocks crossed a valuation band.
Read the analysis →Symbotic (SYM) is one of those companies that can be genuinely exciting to study and still feel wrong to own. The business sits in a valuable part of the economy, the warehouse, where labor costs, throughput, inventory d…
Read the analysis →Earnings can make a business look cleaner than it really is.
Read the analysis →The GreenDot Stocks screen was refreshed on May 9, 2026. Across 85 qualifying stocks, 13 stocks entered the screen, 7 stocks exited the screen, and 21 stocks crossed a valuation band.
Read the analysis →Microsoft (MSFT) and Meta Platforms (META) are two of the most studied companies on earth, which is why the setup is interesting. The market can see the strengths clearly, but it is struggling with the bill: both compani…
Read the analysis →The GreenDot Stocks screen was refreshed on May 2, 2026. Across 79 qualifying stocks, 4 stocks entered the screen, 3 stocks exited the screen, and 17 stocks crossed a valuation band.
Read the analysis →The Rule of 40 adds revenue growth to profitability. On GreenDot Stocks, it uses revenue growth plus FCF-ROIC to spot businesses that turn capital into free cash flow and still have room to compound.
Read the analysis →Most stock sites are happy to show you a list of ideas. Far fewer are willing to show you the scoreboard after those ideas have had time to live in the real market.
Read the analysis →The GreenDot Stocks screen was refreshed on April 25, 2026. Across 78 qualifying stocks, 2 stocks entered the screen, one stock exited the screen, and 10 stocks crossed a valuation band.
Read the analysis →ServiceNow (NOW) has gone from premium software compounder to market punching bag in a remarkably short stretch. The stock has sold off hard this year, then dropped again this week after earnings, even though the underly…
Read the analysis →Fair Isaac (FICO) looks like a mature credit-score company at first glance, but the market may still be underestimating its software engine, pricing power, and grip on mission-critical decisions. That helps explain why t…
Read the analysis →Looking for AI stocks to buy right now without stretching on valuation? These five names clear the GreenDot Stocks quality, growth, and valuation screen.
Read the analysis →The GreenDot Stocks screen launched on April 19, 2026 with 77 stocks that cleared the combined quality, growth, and valuation criteria. This is the baseline from which future screen changes will be tracked.
Read the analysis →Most investors build a stock list backward. They start with a hot theme, a falling chart, or a low valuation multiple, and only later ask whether the business is actually worth owning. That is how you end up with cheap m…
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