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GRADE RANKING

Grade ranking · Grade changes

The top 20 stocks by overall score, and the stocks whose overall grade changed recently. Grades from S to D summarize earnings, financial health and dividends from financial statements.

As of Oct 15

As of Oct 15
17 up · 13 down

Top 20 grades

By overall score
RankGradeStockOverall scoreChange %
1SEOG Resources, Inc.94+0.67%
2SApplied Materials, Inc.88-3.79%
3SMicron Technology, Inc.88-4.08%
4SLam Research Corporation88-4.71%
5SBroadcom Inc.87-3.10%
6SBlackRock, Inc.87+0.72%
7SLEENO Industrial Inc86-9.87%
8SNVIDIA Corporation86-3.16%
9SAlphabet Inc.86-1.74%
10SHANMI Semiconductor CO., LTD.85-9.06%
11SFastenal Company85+1.11%
12AORION CORP.840.00%
13APharmaResearch Co., Ltd.84-3.14%
14AIntuit Inc.84+2.98%
15AOld Dominion Freight Line, Inc.84+0.66%
16ATESCO.,LTD.83-16.49%
17AMicrosoft Corporation83-1.80%
18AKLA Corporation83-2.82%
19ACintas Corporation83+1.09%
20ANucor Corporation83+1.30%

Grade changes

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A grade change does not mean a company became better or worse overnight. It is the result of source financial data being updated, the metrics changing and the new values being scored on the same scale. A higher grade is not a sign that the price goes up, and a lower grade is not a signal to let go of a stock. A grade is only a current summary of financial metrics already published. Stocks with scores near a grade boundary can move up or down a grade with a small change in their metrics, so a one-letter change does not always mean a large change. Grades are reference data that summarize current financial and market metrics. They do not forecast future returns and are not advice on any stock.