Earnings-per-share growth measures how quickly profit attributable to each share is expanding — the single metric most correlated with long-run share prices. This heatmap colors US stocks by EPS growth, sized by market cap and grouped by sector.
Greener tiles grow EPS faster, redder tiles see earnings shrink — including companies swinging into losses.
Sustained 15%+ annual EPS growth is what classic growth investors (the CAN SLIM school) screen for. One-off spikes from a depressed base look identical on the map — check the trend, not a single period.
EPS adds the profitability layer — a company can grow revenue 20% while EPS falls if margins collapse. Conversely, buybacks can grow EPS faster than the business itself grows.
When growth is already priced in — the PEG heatmap shows exactly this tension between growth rate and the multiple paid for it.
Heatmap data updates through the trading session. Fundamentals come from Finnhub and SEC filings; scores are simplified heuristics for screening — not investment advice.