Search the US Market's
Fundamental Health.
An independent rating engine that strips away the noise of price and hype, showing you what the actual SEC filings reveal about company quality.
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Why Use Bullish And Foolish?
Transparent Methodology
Every score is built from 100+ documented rules. No black boxes. View exactly how we rate profitability, growth, solvency, and filing signals on our Rules page.
Direct SEC Data
We pull financial statements directly from SEC EDGAR - the official source. No middlemen, no delayed data, no "estimates." Just actual filed numbers.
Free & Independent
No paywalls. No subscriptions. No affiliate deals. Built as a public good to democratize access to quality analysis that typically costs $300+/month.
Sector-Aware Scoring
Banks aren't judged on inventory turnover. Biotechs get clinical-trial context. Our engine adapts its rules to each company's sector.
Filing Intelligence
We scan SEC filings for risk signals you'd normally miss: going concern warnings, regulatory investigations, reverse splits, dilution patterns.
Open & Extensible
Built with open-source principles. The fundamentals engine is designed to be adaptable to other markets (EU expansion planned for 2026).
Recent SEC filings from companies we track - new financial reports, material events, and disclosures.
About Bullish And Foolish
Why this exists: cut noise, make filings readable.
Investing shouldn't feel like reading an income statement in Latin. Bullish And Foolish cuts through the noise, condenses the mountain of financial data, and shows you the signal - fast.
The market can be chaotic, emotional, euphoric and brutal. Instead of telling you what to buy, the goal is to help you understand why something looks promising or questionable.
What it protects you from: hype, blind spots, weak signals.
Many people start their investing journey in penny-stock land - convinced they've found the next massive breakout. Some even believe analysts assigning aggressive price targets to unproven companies - without checking the fine print, dilution, or reverse splits along the way.
This isn't about hype or hero forecasts - just signal over noise. Put SOFI and META next to each other and the story shifts. Growth vs. maturity. Potential vs. proven engine. Neither right or wrong - just clearer.
If you find value in this project, the best support is simply using the site, learning from it, and thinking independently.