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Sector-relative scoring

grading like against like · How the app turns all of this into a grade

In plain English

Some numbers only make sense against a company’s peers. 30% revenue growth is mediocre for software but elite for industrials; a 40× EV/EBITDA is normal for chips but absurd for a telecom. The app scores those metrics against each name’s own sector median — with a guard so a shrinking sector can’t mint “winners” just by grading on a soft curve.

The calculation
z = (value − sector median) ÷ sector MAD
score = 50 + z × 20
What each piece means
sector median
— the middle value of that metric across the name’s own sector
MAD
— median absolute deviation — a spread measure one outlier can’t distort
z
— how many spreads above/below the sector middle the name sits
See it run on live stocks →Weekly Monitor computes this on ~1,000 names — free, in your browser, every formula shown. Nothing here is advice.
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