The Bull Cartel — Top US Stocks with Strong Quarterly Revenue & Profit Growth

About This Screen

The Bull Cartel is a momentum-based fundamental screen built for the US equity market, designed to surface NYSE- and NASDAQ-listed companies that are demonstrably growing their business right now — not based on Wall Street projections or analyst estimates, but on hard reported numbers from the most recent SEC-filed quarterly earnings (10-Q/10-K). In a market where sentiment and narratives often drive short-term price action, having actual earnings acceleration at your back is one of the most reliable signals that institutional money — US mutual funds, hedge funds, and index rebalancers — is likely to follow. This screen captures that momentum before the broader financial press catches on.

To qualify for this screen, a US-listed company must simultaneously show (1) net profit growth from the previous quarter to the latest reported quarter — meaning the most recent quarter's bottom-line profit is strictly greater than the quarter before it — and (2) revenue growth over the same period. Both conditions must be true at the same time. Additionally, both periods must show positive profitability — loss-making companies are excluded because a small loss turning slightly less negative can technically show 'growth' without reflecting genuine business improvement. This dual-filter design keeps the screen focused on companies truly firing on both top-line and bottom-line cylinders.

The screen is sorted by market cap in descending order so the most significant US companies — large-cap S&P 500 and mid-cap S&P 400 names — appear first. Stocks showing triple-digit quarter-over-quarter profit growth alongside double-digit revenue expansion deserve the closest attention, as they often precede significant analyst upgrades and institutional re-rating events on Wall Street. Combine this screen with your own valuation assessment — a high-growth US company at an elevated P/E carries concentration risk, especially when the Federal Reserve is in a tightening cycle.

This screen refreshes every US trading day after market close, meaning any company that has recently reported quarterly earnings (during the Q1, Q2, Q3, or Q4 earnings seasons in January, April, July, and October) will automatically appear or disappear. Review it weekly or after each major US earnings wave to catch emerging opportunities before they are widely noticed. Always verify the quarter labels in the table to confirm you are looking at the most recently SEC-filed period and not a stale entry from a late reporter.