The Sabrient Scorecard — built for investors who are done guessing
Stop Guessing.
Get the Top 30 Stocks in Your Style — Every Week.
Built by a former NASA engineer, the Sabrient Scorecard ranks ~4,000 U.S. stocks on nine proven factors and gives you a Top 30 list for each of four investing styles — growth, value, dividend, and small-cap. Pick your lane; the ranking’s done for you.
$20/month or $200/year (save 20%). Cancel anytime — plus David’s book, Moon Rocks to Power Stocks, free.
Be honest with yourself for a second. When you buy a stock, is it a repeatable process, or a hunch? A headline, a YouTube video, a Reddit thread, a tip from a friend? Most self-directed investors don't have a system, so every decision gets driven by emotion: fear, FOMO, and whatever's loudest that day. It's not a character flaw. It's what happens when you make high-stakes decisions without a framework.
Here's the trap. If you use the same information and tools as everyone else, it's hard to get anything but the same average results as everyone else. Buying the S&P 500 or Nasdaq 100 feels diversified, but you're concentrated in a handful of mega-caps that already ran. To get different results, you have to look where the crowd isn't, with a process, not a guess.
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Average annual gross total returns, dividends reinvested. This is a 23-year (2003-2025) theoretical simulation of a model portfolio, reconstituted mid-quarter using the top 30 Growth-ranked stocks. Hypothetical back-test results are neither an indicator nor a guarantee of future returns; actual results will vary.
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No lock-in: cancel anytime, and your access continues through your current billing term. The book and reports are yours to keep. Stop guessing and start using a system - get the Scorecard for $20/month or $200/year (save 20%), with the book, both reports, and the cheat sheet (a $230 value) free. Not investment advice. Sabrient provides research tools and information, not personalized recommendations. Investing involves risk, including the possible loss of principal. Past performance is not indicative of future results.
