Validea Scores Ten U.S. Stocks Across Guru Models

Validea evaluated ten U.S. companies against published quantitative guru strategies, producing model-specific percentage scores that reflect each firm's fundamentals and valuation. Bank of New York Mellon (BK) scored 100% under Dashan Huang’s Twin Momentum model and Kratos (KTOS) scored 83% under Wesley Gray’s Quantitative Momentum approach, with both exceeding Validea’s 80% threshold for strategy interest. Marriott (MAR) scored 75% on Pim van Vliet’s Multi-Factor model, American Electric Power (AEP) scored 69% on Martin Zweig’s Growth Investor model, and Cintas (CTAS) scored 66% on Partha Mohanram’s P/B Growth strategy. Live Nation (LYV) scored 62% on van Vliet’s screen; Upstart (UPST) scored 55% on a Motley Fool small-cap growth model; TransDigm (TDG) and Twilio (TWLO) scored 57% and 43% respectively under Benjamin Graham’s Value Investor criteria; and Dollar Tree (DLTR) scored 52% on Tobias Carlisle’s Acquirer’s Multiple model. These ratings provide a concise, strategy-specific snapshot for investors comparing how different guru models view each company’s prospects.