Revenue growth is the top-line expansion rate — before margins, multiples or narratives, it answers "is this business selling more?". This heatmap colors US stocks by revenue growth, sized by market cap and grouped by sector, making genuine growers visible at a glance versus stagnant or shrinking businesses.
Greener tiles grow revenue faster, redder tiles shrink. Growth through acquisition shows the same color as organic growth — check the filings for the difference.
Above ~10% annually is healthy for a large company; above 20% is rapid growth territory. Mature mega-caps growing 15%+ are rare — and priced accordingly.
Revenue is harder to engineer than earnings — buybacks, cost cuts and one-offs can lift EPS without the business actually growing. Top-line growth is the cleaner demand signal.
Easily — growth bought with discounts or dilutive acquisitions can shrink margins and per-share value. Pair this view with net-margin or FCF-margin to check the quality of the growth.
Heatmap data updates through the trading session. Fundamentals come from Finnhub and SEC filings; scores are simplified heuristics for screening — not investment advice.