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Revenue growth screening alerts

Revenue growth is the cleanest growth metric — especially for high-growth companies that aren't yet profitable. Get alerts when stocks meet your revenue growth criteria, combined with valuation filters for GARP setups.

Why revenue growth matters

For growth stocks, revenue growth is often more important than EPS. A company can engineer earnings through buybacks or accounting, but revenue growth reflects actual business momentum. Tickerbot tracks quarterly revenue growth YoY and can alert you when stocks cross your threshold.

Example
Stocks with quarterly revenue growth above 20% YoY
NVDA revenue +24% YoY. SNOW revenue +22% YoY.

Combining revenue growth with valuation (GARP)

The classic GARP (Growth At a Reasonable Price) strategy combines revenue growth above 20% with a P/E below 25. Tickerbot lets you stack both conditions in one alert.

GARP setup example

Stack revenue growth thresholds with valuation multiples to find quality growth at reasonable prices. This combination filters out expensive momentum stocks and stagnant value traps.

Example
Stocks with revenue growth above 20% YoY and P/E below 25
NVDA revenue +24% YoY, P/E 22.3. Growth at a reasonable price.

Common variations you can build

  • Stocks with revenue growth above 30% YoY and market cap under $10B
  • Stocks with accelerating revenue growth (Q1 > Q0 > Q-1)
  • Stocks with revenue growth above 15% and expanding operating margins
  • SaaS stocks with revenue growth above 25% and positive free cash flow

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Other fundamental alerts that work well with revenue growth screening

Set up your first revenue growth alert