QualityDip is a stock research site that watches about 1,000 large, high-quality US companies and tells you, in plain words, when one of them is on sale and when it starts to turn.
Most screeners hand you hundreds of filters and leave the thinking to you. QualityDip starts from the other end: it only covers established businesses with real earnings and cash flow, and for each one it shows a fair value estimate built from the company's own SEC filings, how far the price sits from its 52-week high, and how that gap compares to the business's own history.
Every trading day an automated scan runs across the whole list. It flags quality stocks that have dipped well below their fair value estimate, and it fires a reversal signal when a dipping stock shows a real turn (a capitulation reversal, a reversal candle at value, or an oversold MACD turn), each with a suggested stop level so the risk is visible up front.
Every alert is written to a public ledger the moment it fires, and its return is tracked against the S&P 500 afterwards, so the record can't be edited after the fact.
Other things on the site: a market map of every covered stock grouped by sector, a quick-peek card for any ticker, a star watchlist, a percentile card that shows how a company ranks against the rest on up to seven measures, and short guides on fair value and buying dips. It works well on a phone and can be installed like an app.
It is information, not financial advice. It is built for investors who want quality companies at good prices and an honest record of what the signals actually did.
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