About Steady Stocks

About the Author

I hold a Master's degree in mathematics from Bauman Moscow State Technical University and have around 17 years of professional software engineering experience in the games industry — everything from mobile client development to high-load web systems.

My Investing Philosophy

I have about 10 years of experience managing only my own portfolio. I'd rather stay calm and back reliable, steady companies than chase hype-driven bets on the next "rocket," even if that means lagging behind in the short run. Slow and steady wins the race — which is exactly the kind of company Steady Stocks is built to find.

Why I built this

I'm a software engineer, and I invest in exactly the kind of steady, compounding businesses this site is built to find. I got tired of juggling a pile of separate tools — screeners, spreadsheets, chart sites — just for a first, rough pass on a company. I wanted all of that narrowed down to one page: something that isolates for consistency specifically, so I could shortlist candidates before doing any deeper research.

I made this first to save myself time. Since I already had the engineering background to turn it into something more than a personal spreadsheet, I decided to publish it as a public site rather than keep it to myself.

How it works

Steady Stocks scores every company using data processed directly from the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) EDGAR system, rating how consistently — not just how fast — it has grown revenue, earnings, and dividends over 10 years. The full math is on the Methodology page.

This is an independent, one-person project — not a financial institution, not a team, no institutional backing. Nothing here is financial advice; see the disclaimer in the footer and the License and Terms page.

Feedback & corrections

Since this is a solo project, if you spot bad data, a bug, or have a suggestion, reach me by email at [email protected].