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StockAnalysis
Free stock statistics and financial data. Factual profile only: no rankings, no ratings.
Last updated Oct 2, 2026
What it does
StockAnalysis provides free stock pages with statistics, financial statements, valuation ratios, and charts for U.S.-listed companies. Its market overview pages track indexes, gainers and losers, IPOs, and sector performance.
The site is built for speed, with clean pages that load the key numbers on a stock without clutter. For investors who just want the facts on a ticker, it is one of the fastest ways to get them.
Who it is for
Investors who want a quick stat check use StockAnalysis as a fast first look at any ticker. Earnings-season followers use its calendars and results pages to track reporting.
Beginners use its simple layouts to learn what metrics like P/E and market cap mean in context. It works well as a companion to deeper research sites: check the numbers here, read the analysis elsewhere.
Key capabilities
Stock pages show price charts, key statistics, financials, ratios, dividends, and analyst data. Market pages track daily gainers, losers, new highs and lows, and IPOs.
Screeners filter stocks by valuation, growth, and dividend criteria. Financial statements go back years with annual and quarterly views, and all core features are free.
What to watch out for
StockAnalysis is deliberately simple: it gives you the numbers fast but not the story behind them. There are no analyst reports, no earnings call transcripts, and no portfolio tracking, so it works best as a first stop rather than a full research workflow.
Coverage centers on U.S.-listed stocks and ETFs; international coverage is thinner. As with any free data site, cross-check a surprising number against the company's actual filing before you rely on it.
Questions
Is StockAnalysis free?
Yes. The site's stock pages, market data, screeners, and calendars are free to use.
Does StockAnalysis cover ETFs?
Yes. The site includes ETF pages with holdings, performance, and expense data alongside its stock coverage.
How is StockAnalysis different from Yahoo Finance?
Both offer free stock data. StockAnalysis emphasizes fast, clean pages focused on statistics and financials, while Yahoo Finance adds news, portfolio tools, and a broader content mix.
Does StockAnalysis have portfolio tracking?
No. StockAnalysis focuses on stock data, market overviews, and screeners. It does not offer portfolio import or performance tracking.
Is StockAnalysis data accurate?
Its numbers come from standard market-data feeds and company filings. For any figure that drives a decision, confirm it in the company's SEC filing or earnings release.
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