Piotroski Score - FMP API

Piotroski Score

Altman Z-Score:

The Altman Z-Score is calculated with the following formula:

A = working_capital / total_assets

B = retained_earnings / total_assets

C = ebit / total_assets

D = market_cap / total_liabilities

E = revenue / total_assets

Altman Z-Score = 1.2A + 1.4B + 3.3C + 0.6D + 1.0E

Piotroski Score:

The score consists of the following criteria (each rule assigns one point):

Profitability Criteria:

The rules for these criteria (4 points):

  1. roa_ttm > 0: Score +1
  2. net_income_ttm > 0: Score +1
  3. operating_cashflow_ttm > 0: Score +1
  4. operating_cashflow_ttm > net_income_ttm: Score +1

Leverage, Liquidity and Source of Funds Criteria:

The rules for these criteria (3 points):

  1. current_ratio_this_year > current_ratio_last_year: Score +1
  2. long_term_debt_this_year < long_term_debt_last_year: Score +1
  3. outstanding_shares_this_year < outstanding_shares_last_year: Score +1

Operating Efficiency Criteria:

The rules for these criteria (2 points):

  1. gross_margin_quarter > gross_margin_last_year_quarter: Score +1
  2. asset_turnover_ttm > asset_turnover_last_year: Score +1

The Piotroski score is a discrete score between zero and nine that reflects nine criteria used to determine the strength of a firm's financial position.