Find companies that POP.
Search US-listed companies, view live market charts and calculate a five-balloon Pop Rating from reported SEC filing data.
Search the SEC company universe
Enter a company name or ticker to open its rating, reported financial profile, annual statistics and machine-learning peers.
Search by company name or ticker. Choosing a result updates the company analysis below.
The search uses the current eligible SEC-reporting company universe. Different share classes can appear separately where they are listed separately.
Search does not rank or recommend companies.
PLTR — Palantir Technologies Inc.
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This is a live or delayed TradingView price chart for the selected company.
You can change the time view and inspect market prices directly in the chart. It is separate from the SEC-based Pop Rating.
The quote/chart can update during the trading day, while PopPortfolios’ daily Price Position is calculated from completed market-session data.
Pop Profile × Price Position
Pop Profile shows how the company’s reported fundamentals rank against eligible companies. Price Position shows how its recent share-price behaviour ranks, combining Momentum and Resilience.
Recent performance shows the share-price return and how far Price Position has moved over 30 days, 90 days and 1 year.
Significant means the Price Position move is unusual for this company compared with its own history. Large means a move of 20 or more percentile points; smaller moves are labelled small. Size and significance are separate, so a large move can still be not significant.
Fundamentals ahead means Pop Profile ranks above Price Position. Market ahead means the reverse. The gap is shown in percentile points. These labels describe the data; they are not buy or sell signals.
Historical Pop Profile changes will appear only when historically correct SEC history is available.
Where does this company sit?
Each dot is a company. Nearby dots have more similar reported financial profiles.
The map is descriptive, not a forecast. Axis percentages show the approximate variation represented by each PCA direction; peer groups do not use share-price returns.
Each dot is a company. Dots closer together have more similar reported financial profiles.
Colours show broad peer groups. The highlighted ring marks the selected company, and the outlines show the typical spread of each group.
The two axes compress many financial measures into two summary directions. They are not single financial metrics.
The map uses reported fundamentals, not share-price returns. It shows similarity, not expected market performance.
Five-factor profile
The five bars show the parts of the company’s reported financial profile used in the Pop Rating.
Higher scores mean stronger evidence on that factor within the PopPortfolios framework. The radar chart shows the same five scores as a shape; the dashed ring marks 50.
These are fundamental measures from company filings. They do not use recent share-price performance.
Strengths and concerns
The interpretation will appear after calculation.
Strengths and Concerns identify the two strongest and two weakest reported-data factors for the selected company.
The compact profile labels summarise the company profile and its machine-learning peer pattern. The figures underneath are selected values from the latest reported financial data.
“Concern” means weaker within this framework. It is descriptive and is not a prediction of company or share-price performance.
What does the reported history show?
Two supporting views help put the Pop Rating in context: validated annual trend tests and machine-learning peer groups. They describe reported fundamentals; they do not predict share prices.
Tests comparable annual filing periods, applies practical-change thresholds and corrects for repeated testing.
Groups companies with similar financial profiles and highlights companies that look unusual.
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This card checks comparable annual filing history for consistent improving or weakening trends.
The trend balance runs from −100 to +100. Positive values mean more improving evidence; negative values mean more weakening evidence. It describes direction and strength, not probability.
The main view shows the five strongest supported trends. Detailed p and false-discovery-rate-adjusted q values are kept out of the default view to keep the card readable.
Only trends meeting the data, practical-change and statistical checks are shown. Repeated tests are corrected to reduce false positives.
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Financial-profile peers are matched on reported fundamentals, not industry.
Machine learning groups companies with similar reported financial profiles. Peers can come from different industries because the match is based on reported financial structure rather than sector labels.
Group fit shows how closely the company fits its assigned financial-profile group. Unusualness percentile shows how atypical the company looks across the eligible universe.
The number beside each peer is its Pop Rating, not a similarity score. This is unsupervised similarity analysis and does not predict share-price performance.
Compare companies by what matters
Choose a view below. Company quality and evidence use the published SEC dataset; Market & opportunity adds valuation and share-price context without changing the Pop Rating.
Top Rated
Companies with the highest overall Pop Rating across all five reported-data factors.
| Rank | Company | Pop Rating | Popportunity | Price Position | Reliability | Annual Trend | Market State | Financial Profile |
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Every view uses the same eligible company universe. Choosing a view changes what the list is ranked by.
Pop Rating reflects reported fundamentals. Popportunity is a separate research measure combining fundamentals, valuation and market behaviour. Price Position reflects recent market behaviour.
Fundamentals ahead means the fundamental profile ranks above Price Position. Market ahead means the reverse.
Companies without enough data for Popportunity remain in the universe and show —. Popportunity is not a buy or sell recommendation.
What is moving now
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Community sentiment and posts are not used to calculate Pop Ratings, Price Position, Market Meter or any other PopPortfolios score.
Separate signals. One clearer picture.
PopPortfolios keeps reported fundamentals, market behaviour and supporting analysis separate, so you can see what is driving each result.
Technical notes
Annual trend evidence compares reported periods with false-discovery-rate correction. Machine learning describes financial similarity and unusualness. Metric auditing checks ranges, missingness, saturation and discrimination. Validation blocks publication when critical checks fail. Statistical evidence is historical and descriptive, while clusters and PCA positions are unsupervised similarities rather than predictions. The precise Pop Rating implementation is proprietary.
Popportunity is a research metric and has not yet been prospectively validated. Nothing on this site is financial advice or a buy or sell recommendation.
Published data and validation audit
Current status shows when the latest successful PopPortfolios morning analysis finished and whether publication validation passed.
SEC data shows whether the SEC source changed, when the retained fundamentals dataset was last calculated and the newest filing included. Market data shows the latest completed US market session used and when the market analysis was refreshed.
Neural Mapping is a separate prospective shadow analysis. It is monitored for research and does not change the published Pop Rating.