Public companies, private companies and funds, sorted by topic. Plain descriptions and links to official reports.
We start with every company that files reports with the U.S. SEC and trades on Nasdaq, NYSE or the OTC markets. Then we keep the ones the numbers say are working: profitable in their latest fiscal year. We also mark the ones whose sales are growing. That is the whole screen. Nobody pays to be on it.
That last group is for people who want to study small companies early. We show the sales growth and the filings. We do not predict which ones will work, and many will not. Size here means total assets from the filings, not stock price.
The numbers come from each company’s own SEC filings, and every profile links to them. This is a screen, not a recommendation. It does not say a stock will go up, we set no price targets, and it is not investment advice. A good year is a place to start reading, not a reason to buy.
Not every good company is public yet. If you are a private company, a fund or a young business that wants to reach people who read about investing, ask about a sponsored listing. You get a profile with your description, logo, links and news feed, placed under the topic you choose. Sponsored listings are always labeled Sponsored, and they never sit in the profitable lists.
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Add or claim a profileProfiles are written by Positive Stocks from public information and checked from time to time. They are for education only and are not recommendations. Investing involves risk, including loss of money.
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