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Strong business at a reasonable price

Companies whose Long-term picture reads a strong business (business quality 7/10 or better), a price that is at least middle of the pack next to its fundamentals (5/10 or better) and a long-run trend that is not down (5/10 or better). Every score is the published Top 10 method's pillar percentile for the latest scored session, shown on each company page with its date; companies the method does not score are not listed. A published formula and its output, not a recommendation.

Ranked by business quality: companies 101–118 of 118.

#CompanySectorBusiness qualityPrice vs fundamentalsLong-run trendMarket cap
101 Thomson Reuters (TRI) Information Technology 7/105/106/10$50.3B
102 Extra Space Storage (EXR) Real Estate 7/106/107/10$32.0B
103 ACI Worldwide Inc (ACIW) Information Technology 7/106/108/10$5.7B
104 Roper Technologies (ROP) Information Technology 7/108/108/10$46.1B
105 Steris (STE) Health Care 7/106/105/10$22.1B
106 Valaris Ltd (VAL) Energy 7/108/109/10$7.3B
107 United Community Banks Inc (UCB) Financials 7/108/108/10$4.4B
108 BNY Mellon (BNY) Financials 7/106/107/10$99.0B
109 Chubb Limited (CB) Financials 7/107/108/10$139.1B
110 Addus Homecare Corp (ADUS) Health Care 7/108/108/10$2.3B
111 Diamondback Energy (FANG) Energy 7/105/108/10$59.4B
112 Broadridge Financial Solutions (BR) Industrials 7/106/105/10$20.4B
113 H&R Block (HRB) Consumer Discretionary 7/105/107/10$6.3B
114 State Street Corporation (STT) Financials 7/107/107/10$46.2B
115 Capital One (COF) Financials 7/109/105/10$125.7B
116 Hinge Health Inc Class A (HNGE) Health Care 7/105/109/10$9.2B
117 Park National Corp (PRK) Financials 7/106/105/10$3.2B
118 Teledyne Technologies (TDY) Information Technology 7/106/107/10$30.3B

What is the Long-term picture?

The Long-term picture reads the published Top 10 pillars as four scores out of 10: business quality (profitability, growth and financial health, weighted as the method weights them), price next to fundamentals, the long-run price trend and cash returned to shareholders. A score of 7/10 means the company sits in the seventh tenth of the companies the method compares it with.

How do I read the “Strong business at a reasonable price” screen?

Every company here scores at least 7/10 on business quality, 5/10 on price and 5/10 on trend. Higher quality ranks first. A high score is a reading of filed and price data, not a forecast; open the company page to see the inputs behind each score and what would change them.

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Data: SEC EDGAR (filings) + market data (fundamentals, delayed daily-close). Every figure is shown with its as-of date on the company page; a company with no data for this metric is excluded from the ranking, never estimated.

Last updated 2026-10-30 — rankings shift as the underlying data refreshes.

Informational only — NOT financial advice. All figures are delayed daily-close data from SEC EDGAR & market data, shown with their as-of date.