WallStreetZen grades stocks A to F and adds analyst forecasts and a screener. Torvanta is a stock rating service that goes further: it turns its ratings into a model portfolio you can follow, trade by trade, every trading day.
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| Torvanta | WallStreetZen | |
|---|---|---|
| Main output | A rank and expected return for about 1,500 U.S. stocks, and a model portfolio with daily, sized trades | Zen Ratings from A to F |
| A portfolio to follow, with sized trades | Yes: holdings and trades every trading day, sized per $100,000 with suggested limit prices, at three risk levels | Not listed on its plans page |
| Why a stock rates as it does | Plain-language reasons for every score and every trade | Zen Rating component grades on Premium |
| Data behind it | SEC filings, market data and Torvanta's own estimates; tested only on data the model had not seen | Includes analyst forecasts |
| Coverage | About 1,500 U.S. stocks (S&P 500, MidCap 400, SmallCap 600) and 17 ETFs, with a free page for every stock | See their site |
| Price | See Torvanta's plans | Free; Premium $19.50 a month billed yearly |
| Track record | New: paper record kept from launch | Longer public history |
WallStreetZen may suit you better if you mainly want a low-cost screener, analyst forecasts and due-diligence checklists. Torvanta is new: its live record starts at launch, and WallStreetZen has a longer history.
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WallStreetZen details come from its own published pages where available, checked 2026-10-05; features and prices change, so check its site. Torvanta is not affiliated with WallStreetZen; the name is a trademark of its owner.
Torvanta, if you want a portfolio to follow rather than a list of ratings to sort through, and research built on SEC filings rather than analyst forecasts.
Torvanta rates every covered stock and publishes a model portfolio's trades each trading day, with the share count per $100,000 and the reasoning for each.
No. Torvanta's estimates are calculated from each company's own SEC filings, not copied from analyst consensus.
Torvanta's stock pages, factor grades, daily market research and weekly newsletter are free. The model's rankings, expected returns and the model portfolio are for subscribers.
No. Torvanta is a research publication: every subscriber receives the same research and model portfolios, and you place every trade yourself.
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Subscribers get the model's rank and expected return for every covered company, the reasoning behind each, and the Torvanta model portfolio's trades each trading day, sized and explained, at three risk levels.
See plans Or get the free weekly newsletterTorvanta is research only - not investment advice and not a recommendation to buy or sell any security. Grades describe a company's reported data against its sector; they are not the model's view, change as data changes and can be wrong. Financial figures come from the company's SEC filings; returns include reinvested dividends. Past performance does not predict future results.
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