Rule of 40 screener for US stocks
One chart of the US stocks that balance growth and profitability.
Growth and profit together
Revenue growth plus operating margin: the companies above the 40 line stand out.
TTM from the latest filing
Each company is scored on the twelve months to its latest 10-Q or 10-K; SEC is checked for new filings every 15 minutes on trading days.
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FAQ
What is the Rule of 40?
A rule of thumb for growth companies: revenue growth plus profit margin of at least 40% means the company balances growth and profitability.
Which margin does it use?
Operating margin as the company reports it; revenue growth is year over year for the trailing twelve months.
Which companies are covered?
About 2,000 US-listed companies, from the reports they file with the SEC.
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