Alexandria, Va. (May 19, 2025) – The Motley Fool, a leader in financial services for over 30 years, announced the launch of its comprehensive suite of AI-powered investment tools designed to empower investors with deeper insights and more efficient research capabilities. The suite includes Motley Fool Moneyball, Microball, Cryptoball, and AIball databases, each tailored to specific investment categories.

"We've been working every day with a team of worldwide AI specialists, designers, and investors to build the most robust databases we've offered in our 30 years," said Tom Gardner, co-founder and CEO of The Motley Fool. "These tools are powered by artificial intelligence, informed by investing acumen, oriented to long-term business performance, and designed to help you make better investment decisions."

The suite of databases provides numerical scores from 1 to 100 across various categories, allowing investors to quickly evaluate companies based on multiple dimensions. The higher the score, the better a company ranks relative to others in the database.

The Motley Fool Moneyball Product Universe

  • Motley Fool Moneyball – The flagship database evaluates thousands of public companies across nine key categories, including financial performance, product market position, technological capabilities, leadership quality, and relative valuation. The Superscore provides a unified measurement of a company's overall quality by combining insights from all other scores.
  • Microball – Focused specifically on smaller companies with market caps between $10 million and $3 billion, Microball addresses the unique challenges of investing in small- and micro-cap stocks. The database provides clear, quantifiable scores that summarize these companies' strengths and weaknesses, filling the gap left by limited Wall Street analyst coverage.
  • Cryptoball – This specialized database helps investors navigate the complex cryptocurrency landscape, offering scores on adoption, advantage, compliance, community, ecosystem health, and leadership. Cryptoball aims to help members identify which cryptoassets might have the greatest potential for long-term success.
  • AIball – This forward-looking database evaluates companies based on their AI readiness and potential. With scores across execution, integration, innovation, momentum, and potential, AIball helps investors separate signal from noise when it comes to artificial intelligence's possible effects on specific businesses.

Multidimensional Analysis: More Than Just Numbers

What sets these databases apart is their combination of AI-powered analysis with The Motley Fool's time-tested investment philosophy:

  • Tens of thousands of data points processed by proprietary AI algorithms
  • Scoring systems developed by experienced investors focusing on long-term performance
  • Multidimensional evaluation that looks beyond just financials
  • Clear numerical rankings that make comparison simple
  • Regular quarterly updates that incorporate the latest business developments

"These databases aren't meant to automatically generate buy or sell decisions," Gardner added. "Instead, they provide valuable context to enhance your investment research process. They're tools for inspiration and deeper research, whether you want a comprehensive deep dive or a quick assessment through our Superscore."

How to Access Motley Fool Moneyball

The Motley Fool Moneyball suite of databases is now available to Motley Fool members at various subscription tiers. Members can access these tools through their online dashboard, with the ability to customize views, sort by different metrics, and filter results based on specific criteria.

For more information about Motley Fool Moneyball or to become a member, visit www.fool.com/terms/m/motley-fool-moneyball/.

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