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Merchants Bancorp Depositary Shares, Each Representing a 1/40th Interest in a Share of 8.25% Fixed-Rate Reset Series D Non-Cumulative Perpetual Preferred Stock (MBINM) growth stock analysis

Is Merchants Bancorp Depositary Shares, Each Representing a 1/40th Interest in a Share of 8.25% Fixed-Rate Reset Series D Non-Cumulative Perpetual Preferred Stock a growth stock? A data-driven read on its earnings momentum, price leadership, and demand, scored against every US stock from SEC filings and daily prices, and re-ranked after every close.

Not right now by CANSLIM
29
Growth score
44
RS rating
#2,179
Rank
1/6
Traits passed
29/99
Growth score · 2179th of 4,897 US stocks
CANSLI
Six growth traits, scored 1–99

What the data says about MBINM

As of the 2026-07-27 close, MBINM scores 29 out of 99 on our growth-stock rating, a weak growth-stock profile. That ranks it 2179th of 4,897 rated US stocks, the top 44% of the market.

Its strongest trait is N (new highs & catalysts) at 79, and its weakest is I (institutional sponsorship) at 24. MBINM clears 1 of the six core growth traits we score per stock; the seventh, overall market direction, is judged market-wide.

On price, MBINM carries a lagging Relative Strength rating of 44, meaning it has outperformed about 44% of the market over the past year.

Underneath the score: quarterly earnings up 34% year over year, trading 2% below its 52-week high.

MBINM growth-trait breakdown

The six traits that separate real growth stocks from the rest: earnings, price leadership, and demand. Each is scored 1–99 against the whole US market. We compute them with the CANSLIM method, double-weighting earnings and relative strength.

C
Current quarterly earnings
most recent EPS growth vs. a year ago
55
A
Annual earnings growth
multi-year earnings trend
32
N
New highs & catalysts
proximity to new 52-week highs
79
S
Supply & demand
volume behind the move vs. share supply
59
L
Leader or laggard
Relative Strength within its group
40
I
Institutional sponsorship
fund accumulation and 13F ownership
24

Is MBINM a growth stock?

Not right now by CANSLIM

On today’s data MBINM does not clear the growth-stock bar CANSLIM sets. Scores are re-computed after every close, so this can change.

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MBINM as a growth stock, frequently asked

Is MBINM a good growth stock?

Not right now by CANSLIM. On today’s data MBINM does not clear the growth-stock bar CANSLIM sets. Scores are re-computed after every close, so this can change.

What is MBINM's growth score?

Merchants Bancorp Depositary Shares, Each Representing a 1/40th Interest in a Share of 8.25% Fixed-Rate Reset Series D Non-Cumulative Perpetual Preferred Stock (MBINM) scores 29 out of 99 on our growth-stock rating as of the 2026-07-27 close, ranking 2179th of 4,897 rated US stocks.

Does MBINM have strong earnings growth?

MBINM's most recent quarterly earnings were up about 34% year over year.

How strong is MBINM's price performance?

MBINM has a Relative Strength rating of 44, meaning it has outperformed roughly 44% of the US market over the trailing year.

Where can I see MBINM's full analysis?

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