Divergia vs Finviz: from technical scans to fundamental valuation
Finviz is useful for market scans, maps, and technical signals. Divergia is built for another part of the workflow: comparing fundamentals, modeling intrinsic value, and reviewing a thesis before you spend more time on it.
| Feature / Attribute | Divergia | Finviz |
|---|---|---|
| Fundamental Screener vs Technical Scanner | Fully Integrated Ranks S&P 500 companies by quality, value, growth, risk, and DCF margin of safety. | Limited / Hidden Strong for technical scans, maps, and market visualization; less focused on structured DCF thesis work. |
| Sector-Aware DCF Valuation | Fully Integrated Uses DCF for operating companies, Gordon Growth for banks, and FFO/AFFO framing for REITs. | Limited / Hidden Focuses more on filters and market multiples than intrinsic-value modeling. |
| AI Thesis Review | Fully Integrated Specialized agents challenge the thesis across risk, macro, quality, and opposing arguments. | Limited / Hidden Not designed as a qualitative thesis-review committee. |
| Transparent T-90 Backtest | Fully Integrated Shows historical methodology with T-90 lag and avoids inflated alpha promises. | Limited / Hidden Historical validation of the selection engine is not the product's primary focus. |
Auditable DCF Math
Never rely on a single default value. Tweak key growth rates, terminal multipliers, and WACCs directly inside our interactive templates.
Qualitative Agent Debate
Quantitative data is only half the story. Divergia's investment committee identifies industry headwinds, supply chain vulnerabilities, and management moats.
Open Accountability
We do not hide lagging cohorts or failed predictions. Divergia displays complete precision and calibration matrices to preserve research integrity.
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