Step 7 of 12
Deciding what to buy next
Four tools that narrow the field, ending in a ranked list of what looks most worth buying today.
The screener searches the whole universe Quantic tracks — filter by yield, growth streak, sector or debt, and sort by whichever lens you trust. Compare puts two to four stocks side by side on the same measures, which is usually faster than reading two pages in turn.
The buy plan is the opinionated one. It scores everything you hold or watch across nine factors: quality, dividend growth, how far below your target it trades, how underweight it is, whether you would be averaging down, where it sits in its 52-week range, whether it pays in your thin months, whether its sector is under-represented, and how clean its balance sheet is.
Every factor shows its own badge, so the ranking explains itself instead of asking you to trust a number. You can also re-weight them: if averaging down is what you care about, turn the others down and the list re-orders.
Checkout does not place an order — Quantic never touches your broker. It records a purchase you already made, at the price you actually paid, on the date you set.
Key terms
- Underweight
- A holding that's a smaller slice of your portfolio than you intend — a candidate to top up toward your target mix.
- Target price
- The price you'd be happy to buy a watched stock at. Quantic flags it on your radar when the market trades below it.
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