Good Picks takes the same two scores checkthestock already shows on every stock page — a fundamental score (is the business itself sound?) and a technical score (is the chart showing strength right now?) — and crosses them across the whole market, so you can see where the two views agree, and where they don't.
Our technical vs fundamental guide covers this in depth, but the short version: fundamentals answer "is this worth owning?" and technicals answer "is the market agreeing right now?" Most individual stock pages already show you both scores side by side for one company at a time. Good Picks does the same comparison, but across the whole market at once — so instead of checking stocks one by one, you can see immediately where a strong business and a strong chart line up, or where they don't.
Good Picks is not a recommendation to buy anything, and it is not a ranked "best stocks" list. It's a filter — a way of organising public data into three honest categories. A stock in "strong & strong" today can move to any other category tomorrow as its chart or its numbers change. Always open the individual stock page for the full read, including risk levels, before deciding anything.
▶ Open Good Picks →Educational only — not financial advice. This guide explains a feature on checkthestock for learning purposes and is not a recommendation to buy or sell any security. Always do your own research and consult a licensed financial adviser before investing.