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Most screeners stop at accounting profit. Returnolio built RTEP, its own economic-profit measure: it charges every business its full cost of capital and treats R&D as the investment it is. A company can report a profit and still destroy value. RTEP shows which ones do.

Every month Returnolio publishes the Top 10: the ten companies the team holds, with the thesis, the risks and every change since the last edition. The track record sits on the same page, updated after each close.

The list comes from one investing model that scores about 1,000 US-listed companies on quality, economic profit, value, momentum and insider activity. The model was tested on 13 years of point-in-time data, and the full backtest is public on the site.

Company pages are visual first. Fair value comes from up to four methods, picked to fit the business, and a chart shows it against the price going back years. The guidance chart puts every range a company promised next to what it reported, with a reliability score for how often it delivered.

There's also a screener, side-by-side compare and full financial statements. Users can connect Claude or ChatGPT to the same numbers through Returnolio's MCP server. A free plan includes one full company analysis a month; paid plans start at $9 a month, billed yearly.