Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Stoxly is completely free to use. You can analyze as many stocks as you like without paying, and no registration is required for basic analysis.

No. Stoxly has no accounts at all — every analysis runs instantly without registration, and you can analyze as many stocks and ETFs as you like.

Stoxly checks ten fundamental criteria — including revenue growth, P/E ratio, PEG ratio, ROE, quick ratio, price-to-book, debt-to-equity, operating margin, return on assets and free cash flow yield. Each criterion that passes adds one point, giving a score out of 10 and an overall recommendation.

We aggregate data from multiple trusted providers (Financial Modeling Prep, Yahoo Finance, Finnhub and Alpha Vantage) with automatic fallbacks, so you get the most complete picture available.

Thousands of stocks worldwide — including the US, Germany, Switzerland, France, the UK, Japan, China, Canada and Australia. Search by company name or ticker symbol.

Yes. European listings (e.g. Paris, Amsterdam, London, Milan — tickers like MC.PA, ASML.AS or SHEL.L) are fully supported. Where available, fundamentals are computed from the companies’ official ESEF/UKSEF annual filings, otherwise from our other data providers.

Yes. Hong Kong and Chinese listings (e.g. 0700.HK for Tencent) are supported. For popular Chinese companies that also trade in the US, Stoxly links you to the US ADR or dual listing, which often has more complete data.

Yes. Every stock and ETF analysis includes an interactive price chart with 1-day, 6-month, year-to-date and max ranges, including a hover tooltip with exact prices and dates.

Yes. The ETF analyzer at stoxlyonline.com/etf scores any ETF on ten fund criteria — expense ratio, fund size, fund age, number of holdings, top-10 and sector concentration, volatility and 1/3/5-year returns. ETF coverage is best for US-listed funds.

Yes. The crypto analyzer at stoxlyonline.com/crypto scores any coin or token on ten crypto-specific criteria — market cap, market cap rank, 24h volume relative to market cap, exchange coverage, issued supply, project age, developer activity, annualized volatility and 1- and 3-year returns. Search by ticker (BTC, ETH, SOL) or project name.

Classic ratios like P/E do not apply to crypto-assets, so Stoxly uses the market, supply and network data that does exist: liquidity (is the volume and exchange coverage deep enough to trade?), dilution (how much of the maximum supply is already issued?), maturity (age and developer activity) and price behaviour (volatility and multi-year returns). Metrics a provider does not return are shown as N/A and never scored.

Market, supply and developer data comes from CoinGecko with CoinPaprika as an automatic fallback; prices and the 5-year history behind volatility, returns and drawdown come from Yahoo Finance. Crypto-assets are highly volatile and many are not regulated — the score is educational and not investment advice.

No. Stoxly is an educational tool. All output is for informational purposes only and should not be considered financial advice. Always do your own research and consult a qualified advisor before investing.

The analysis reflects the latest available fundamental data from our providers and clearly marks any metric that is unavailable as N/A — we never fill gaps with placeholder numbers. Data may occasionally be delayed, so treat results as a starting point for deeper research.

Most analyses complete in under 10 seconds, including data fetching, scoring and the recommendation.