Canadian Stock Screener and Research Platform
The same F-Score, Z-Score, composite scoring, portfolio risk and grounded AI you use for US stocks — extended to Canadian equities from the Pro tier.
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StoqPulse's disciplined research toolkit extends to Canadian equities from the Pro tier. Apply Piotroski F-Score, Altman Z-Score, composite scoring, parametric VaR/CVaR and grounded AI analysis to TSX-listed names using the same methodology and interface you use for US research. The free 14-day trial (no card) and the Starter tier cover US equities; Canadian market access starts on Pro.
The same F-Score and Z-Score methodology, applied to TSX stocks
StoqPulse runs the same Piotroski F-Score and Altman Z-Score calculations on Canadian equities that it uses for US names. The F-Score evaluates nine financial-health signals — profitability, leverage and operating efficiency — grading each company 0 to 9. The Altman Z-Score flags bankruptcy risk with the same safe/grey/distress zones (above 2.99 safe, 1.81–2.99 grey, below 1.81 distress). Both scores are computed from live fundamental data rather than estimates. The Altman Z-Score returns unknown rather than a false zero when an input is missing, and the screener shows no F-Score at all when a company's statements haven't loaded — though an individual criterion with no prior-period figure scores 0 rather than unknown.
Composite scoring across the Canadian universe
Every Canadian equity gets the same 0–100 composite score — a weighted blend of Fundamentals (Piotroski F-Score plus Altman Z-Score zone, 60% default) and Technical (RSI, momentum, moving averages, 20%) — that ranks US results too. The Sentiment and Macro slots in the model are reserved and are not computed yet, so the score renormalises across the two live components. Scores are colour-coded into tiers and visible on every analysis page and screener result, so you can compare a TSX name against its US peers using the same single number; the watchlist shows the fundamental score on its own.
Canadian portfolio risk: VaR, CVaR and concentration
Add Canadian holdings to your StoqPulse portfolio and the risk engine covers them the same way it covers US stocks. Parametric 1-day VaR at 95% and 99%, CVaR (expected shortfall), annualised volatility, Sharpe ratio and max drawdown are all computed from your actual position weights and trailing price history; beta is measured against SPY and appears when your holdings' trading calendar lines up with the US market. Concentration flags fire on any name above 20% or any sector above 40% of the book, regardless of which market the holding trades on. StoqPulse applies no FX conversion, so a book spanning currencies produces a blended figure to read as indicative rather than as a dollar amount.
Screen Canadian equities with advanced filters
Canadian stocks participate in the same screener available for US names. Set minimum F-Score and Z-Score thresholds, apply valuation filters (P/E, P/B, P/S), quality gates (gross margin, ROA, current ratio, leverage), growth requirements (revenue growth, positive earnings) and technical conditions (RSI, above moving averages). Select Canada in the market filter to scope results to TSX and TSX Venture listings, or mix US and Canadian names in a cross-market screen. Fine filters such as F-Score, Z-Score and P/E are evaluated over the enriched candidate set each run.
Grounded AI analysis for Canadian equities
Ask-AI works for Canadian stocks the same way it works for US names: the server assembles a live context block from the company's fundamentals, financials, valuation ratios, composite score, technicals and news before the model answers, so figures are grounded in real data rather than model memory. Each number carries its fiscal period, and if a data point is missing the AI says so rather than inventing it. Canadian equity coverage starts on the Pro tier.
One platform for US and Canadian research
Because StoqPulse uses the same scoring model, screener, risk engine and AI assistant for every market it covers, your workflow does not change when you move from a US name to a Canadian one. Saved screens carry their filter criteria across markets, the portfolio risk page aggregates US and Canadian holdings together into a single VaR figure (with no FX conversion, so read a mixed-currency figure as indicative), and the decision journal works for any ticker regardless of exchange. The free 14-day trial and Starter cover US in full; Pro adds Canada, and Power adds the UK and Europe.
Frequently asked questions
Yes, from the Pro tier up. US equity coverage is free for 14 days (no card) and the entry paid tier (Starter) is US-only; Canadian (TSX/TSX Venture) coverage starts on Pro, and UK and European coverage is on Power. The free trial lets you use the full platform on US names — the same screener, scoring, portfolio risk and AI — before upgrading for additional markets.
StoqPulse covers TSX and TSX Venture listed Canadian equities in the screener from the Pro tier; CSE (.CN) names are supported for watchlists, portfolios and analysis but are not screenable. The list of covered markets per tier is shown on the live pricing page rather than hardcoded here, as coverage may expand over time.
Yes, from Pro up. The Piotroski F-Score and Altman Z-Score filters work in every market the screener covers — US, Canada (TSX and TSX Venture) and the UK (LSE). Set a minimum F-Score and Z-Score, add valuation and quality filters, and select Canada in the market filter to scope results. Fine filters such as F-Score, Z-Score and P/E are applied to the enriched candidate set each run rather than to every listed name.
Yes. Add Canadian stocks to your portfolio and VaR, CVaR, volatility, Sharpe and max drawdown are computed from your actual holdings and trailing price history. Beta is measured against SPY and is shown when your holdings' trading calendar aligns with the US market. Concentration flags also apply. The risk math is the same deterministic engine used for US stocks.
Yes. StoqPulse aggregates holdings across markets into a single portfolio. The risk engine computes VaR and other metrics from the combined position set, and the analysis and screener pages show US and Canadian names side by side with the same composite score and financial data. Because StoqPulse applies no FX conversion, a portfolio spanning currencies produces a blended risk figure — read it as indicative rather than as a dollar amount.
Yes. Ask-AI works for Canadian equities the same as for US names — live fundamental context is fetched for the ticker you ask about, and the model is instructed to use only those grounded figures. Canadian coverage starts on the Pro tier.
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