Sheridan, WY - Stock Expert AI today opened free access to its sector-relative stock scores, covering more than 21,000 US-listed companies, without requiring an account.

Each stock receives a MoonshotScore between 0 and 100. Unlike screens that apply one threshold to every company, the score ranks each input inside the company's own sector before combining it. A price-to-earnings ratio of 15 is treated as unusually cheap for a software company and as ordinary for a regional bank, because the two are compared only with their own peers. Five pillars feed the score: business quality, financial safety, valuation, growth durability and price momentum.

The platform keeps two channels strictly separate. Market figures are rendered verbatim from licensed data providers, and the AI model is permitted only to write commentary around them. The model never produces a number. Every score carries an "as of" date so readers can see how fresh the underlying filings and prices are.

"Most investors read a stock score the way they read a thermometer, but sectors have different climates," said Sedat Anak, founder of Stock Expert AI. "We wanted a number that means the same thing in banks and in semiconductors, and we wanted to show our work. That is why the methodology and a public audit of our own score history are on the site."

The audit reviews 6,213 historical score records and reports what high and low scores have meant since the system went live. The methodology page documents every pillar, the sector-relative ranking step and the calculation dates.

Stock Expert AI is available at https://www.stockexpertai.com and the methodology is published at https://www.stockexpertai.com/methodology

This is educational content, not investment advice. Past performance does not guarantee future results.

About Stock Expert AI
Stock Expert AI (StockExpertAI LLC) is a research platform that scores US-listed stocks relative to their sector and keeps AI commentary separate from source data. Contact: [email protected]