Analysis drives Performance
Nobody cares about your money more than you. With our free stock research, you can make investing decisions with confidence, whether you buy an index or individual stocks.

Obermatt provides this free research as a neutral, third party. We have no conflict of interest with any individual stocks. We also invest our own money based on our analysis that we share with you.

Obermatt’s free stock analysis draws on numerous financial metrics from professional stock research which are converted into a series of cumulative ranks, making interpretation quick and easy. Obermatt’s stock analysis makes professional level stock research accessible to private investors, since it is easy to interpret and affordable. Obermatt’s stock analysis finds its way into the Obermatt Swiss Pearls Index ETP (Exchange Traded Product) traded on the Swiss stock exchange.

Whether you invest in index funds or other investments, buying individual stocks can complement your portfolio. While you can’t influence the holdings in an index fund, you can choose to round out your portfolio by buying stocks that you select. Diversification is important in any portfolio, though it often requires less stocks than you might think.

For every stock, we rank its performance across multiple metrics against the peers in its industry and region. The closer the rank gets to 100, the better the stock ranks against its peers.

Do you want to find bargain stocks (Value ranks), the growth stocks of tomorrow (Growth ranks), solidly financed companies (Safety ranks) or the darlings of professional investors (Sentiment ranks)? If you want stocks that are well positioned overall, the 360° View will be your focus. Obermatt calculates all ranks for every stock.

Value - shows how good of a value the stock is. Green is "inexpensive"; red is "expensive".

Growth - shows a company's growth potential. Green is "high growth" expected; red is "tough times ahead".

Safety - relates to the amount of debt a company has. Green is low debt level; red is high debt level.

Combined Financial - this isn't an average of the first three ranks but rather a consolidated view across several financial indicators. Green = good; red = tread carefully.

(NEW) Sentiment - quantifies professional analyst ratings and holdings as well as market pulse. Green = positive sentiment; red = skepticism (Only available to Premium Subscribers).

(NEW) 360° View - the ultimate rating with all financial and non-financial indicators.