You make the call.
It won't tell you what to buy.
It shows you how to check.
Check the numbers, write down your reasons, and hear when something changes.
The S&P 500 scorecard is free, no signup. Request access to run it on other profitable NYSE and Nasdaq stocks of $1 billion or more, save stocks, set alerts and ask Val. Free while in beta.
What's the S&P 500?
The S&P 500 is a list of about 500 large companies traded on US stock exchanges, covering every industry: technology, health care, banks, energy, retail and more.
A committee at S&P Dow Jones Indices decides which companies are in it and updates the list from time to time. People often use it as shorthand for "the US stock market."
Ticker: each company trades under a short code, its ticker. You can search by company name or ticker.
Why the Value Scorecard starts here: the scorecard needs several years of complete financial statements, and these companies report them consistently.
503 listings, not 500, because a few companies have more than one class of shares. S&P 500® is a trademark of S&P Dow Jones Indices LLC. Valerius is not affiliated with S&P.
See it work.
Real screens from Valerius. No setup, and no thesis required.
Score a stock on 13 value checks
Inspired by classic value-investing principles: earnings and return trends, debt, free cash flow, intrinsic value and margin of safety. Twelve checks are scored 1 to 5 where the data allows and the moat is shown as evidence from the company's filings, with the numbers behind each, so you can see exactly why. Free public scorecards for S&P 500 companies; with an account, also other NYSE and Nasdaq stocks of $1 billion or more that were profitable in each of the last 3 fiscal years.
Coca-Cola (KO), from its free research page, Oct 17, 2026. Scores change as the figures do.
Score a stock's growth on 10 checks
Revenue momentum, earnings power, valuation against growth, debt load, cash runway and more. Each check is scored 1 to 5, out of 50 in total, with the figures behind the report. Run it next to the value scorecard: the two can read a company differently, and both are there for you to weigh.
A company with deep losses or no revenue yet, in health care, technology, communication services or consumer discretionary, gets the Growth Stage Report instead: 7 checks built for that stage. Needs an account.
Saved screens
Your rules, checked every weekday.
Describe what you look for. See which S&P 500 companies meet your rules right away. With Max, hear from us when that changes.
In your own words
Example rules
"Retained earnings up every year for 10 years, and return on invested capital above 20%."
Your rules use your own numbers. Valerius doesn't suggest any. AI drafts the rules from your words, and you check and change every one before anything runs.
Right away, from filed figures
38 S&P 500 companies met the example rules on Oct 18, 2026, each with the figure behind it.
Valerius doesn't rank them. The order is the column you choose.
An email when it changes
At most once a day, with the reason. Stop it in one click.
Saved screens are part of Max. Any account can build a screen and see its matches. Free while in beta.
See it work, continued
Ask Val anything about a stock
Answers come from current market data, with the source named. Ask her what to buy and she'll tell you that's your call, then lay out the data so you can decide.
Example answer from Oct 16, 2026; figures change. Past performance is not a guarantee of future results.
Everything on one page
Price history, today's numbers and analyst consensus for any stock you look up, with sections for a summary, fundamentals, technical indicators, the latest news, SEC filings and how it compares with its industry.
Bring your portfolio in one paste
Paste your broker's positions table or upload a .csv. You check every row before anything is saved.
Three ways to use Valerius.
Start with research. Keep what matters. Add your reasoning only if you want to.
Ask, read, compare
Run a 13-point value scorecard on any S&P 500 stock or a profitable NYSE or Nasdaq stock of $1 billion or more, or a Growth Report on a stock, then ask Val questions, read AI summaries of the company's SEC filings and compare. No setup.
Watch what matters
Set a price or earnings-date alert on any stock you follow, or bring your whole portfolio in one paste. Or describe what you look for and see which S&P 500 companies meet your rules; with Max, hear when one starts or stops meeting them. Free includes 3 alerts at a time; Max has no limit.
Write down why you own it
Your target, your exit, your logic. Valerius checks it against the company's latest 10-Q when you ask, and keeps the record.
Market data
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Most tools in this category want to hand you an answer. Valerius is built to refuse. Ask it what to buy and it won't say. Ask whether your thesis is any good and it won't grade it. It gives you the data, the filing and your own record — the judgement stays yours.