Reading the band labels

Weak, moderate, good, strong — the same four fixed thresholds for every stock, quality and profitability rolled into one number.

Fundamental Score maps onto four bands: Weak (below 30), Moderate (30–50), Good (50–70), and Strong (70 and above). These thresholds are fixed — the same numbers apply to every stock in the universe, regardless of sector.

That's a real difference from VII's zones. VII's scale diverges at both ends — very cheap and very expensive are both flagged as noteworthy, in opposite directions. Fundamental Score is monotonic: higher is always better, full stop, with no equivalent of an "too good, be careful" zone at the top.

In practice this means a Strong-band industrial company and a Strong-band FMCG company were held to the identical bar to get there — the label describes the business's own quality and profitability, not how it stacks up against sector-typical numbers.

See it on real, live data

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VII and Fundamental Score are technical/informational indicators for your own research — they are not investment advice and should not be the sole basis for a buy or sell decision. Please consult your investment advisor.