How Ratings Work
All of our signals are displayed as a scaled ranking of 1-100 and are displayed relative to all the other stocks. This is done so you can more easily compare several stocks against each other. Stocks with similar scores will often show as tied in the rating.
Profitability Rating is a good example to use when explaining this. Stocks with a Profitability Rating of 100 are those companies we forecast as most profitable. 1's will be the least. 99.999% of the time, stocks with lowerProfitability Ratings will be predicted to operate at a loss, but because rankings are relative, this will not always be the case. But we can always say that stocks with a low Profitability Rating are always predicted to be significantly less profitable than stocks with a high Profitability Rating.