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Score Your Stock scores every Bursa Malaysia stock 0–100 on fundamentals, split into 5 equal-weight pillars: Business Strength, Financial Safety, Cash & Dividends, Price Fairness, and Risk.

It's built for beginner investors who want a quick, plain-English read on a company's financial health without wading through raw financial statements. Every rule the score uses is written out on the How scoring works page — nothing is hidden behind a black-box formula.

This is an educational tool, not investment advice, and it isn't affiliated with Bursa Malaysia or any listed company. Scores are based on periodically refreshed financial data, not live prices — always do your own research, or speak to a licensed financial adviser, before investing.

Questions, feedback, or spotted a data error? Get in touch on the Contact page.

Who built this

Score Your Stock is built by Sim, an industrial engineer. Before this, the same kind of analysis lived in spreadsheets — years of tracking Bursa Malaysia numbers by hand in Excel and Python. This site is that habit turned into something anyone can use: let the data speak, then read the story around the numbers second, not first.

Posts under the same name on Facebook and Xiaohongshu (小红书): 棋有此理 (Qi You Ci Li) — "market logic."

Where we're headed

What's shipped and what's next. Dates are added once something actually ships — not promised ahead of time.

  1. First release23 Jul 2026

    Every Bursa Malaysia stock scored 0–100 on fundamentals.

  2. US stocksPlanned

    The same scoring approach, extended to US-listed companies.

  3. Customizable scoring criteriaPlanned

    Adjust the thresholds behind the score to match your own investing style.

  4. Stock comparisonPlanned

    Compare several stocks side by side on one page.

Premium waitlist

Get notified when premium features or data access launch.

Help shape what's next

This roadmap is a starting point, not a fixed plan — what gets built next depends on what would actually help you. Got a feature request, or a stock that doesn't score the way you'd expect? Let us know — every message gets read.