Tanyou Software (Stock Value Score)

Tanyou software comprehensively calculates and sorts the important financial indicators of each stock according to certain standards, which can help stock investors more intuitively evaluate and compare the fundamentals of thousands of stocks in Shanghai and Shenzhen A-shares.

Among them, the basic version selects three major indicators: price-earnings ratio, price-to-book ratio, and dividend yield (the basic version is free), and the scoring standard of the enhanced version, which is still under development, includes more indicators.
This software is also a good tool for checking the dynamic dividend rate. The dynamic dividend rate refers to how much dividends can be obtained based on the average dividends of listed companies in the past three years if you buy the stock at the current day's stock price (it can be compared with the bank's annual interest rate. Most domestic stocks Trading software does not provide dynamic dividend rates).

The basic version scores the three indicators of price-earnings ratio, price-to-book ratio, and dividend yield separately, and then combines them into a comprehensive score.
Generally speaking, stocks with high scores are relatively safe and have less risk. This is because only stocks with high earnings per share, large net assets, high dividends, and low stock prices can get high scores. Therefore, stocks with high scores are usually low. For stocks with high valuations, it is unlikely that the stock prices of these stocks will fall further.
Low-scoring stocks are generally high-valued stocks with greater risk. However, the current scoring system does not consider the expected future earnings growth of listed companies (how to accurately quantify future earnings is a technical problem), so it ignores the value of high-growth stocks. Although some high-growth stocks are regarded as high-valued stocks , but their stock prices may actually be reasonable and need to be screened.
Also note that stocks with high ratings do not necessarily rise, and stocks with low ratings do not necessarily fall. The factors that affect stock prices are quite complex, including not only investment factors, but also speculative factors, national policies, etc. Fundamentals are only one aspect of investment factors.

In short, the scoring system can help investors simplify the fundamental evaluation of thousands of stocks in Shanghai and Shenzhen A-shares and gain an overall impression. However, it cannot be comprehensive, and the data itself may have errors and omissions, so the scores are for reference only. , users are at their own risk.
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