About Analyst Grades
This section displays the latest analyst rating changes from major financial institutions for US-listed stocks.
Target Stocks
- Exchanges — NYSE and NASDAQ listed stocks only
- Selection — Top 500 stocks by market capitalization (USD denominated, excluding ETFs, ADRs, and mutual funds)
Rating Categories
- Bullish — Buy, Overweight, Outperform, etc.
- Neutral — Hold, Neutral, Equal Weight, etc.
- Bearish — Sell, Underweight, Underperform, etc.
* Data is updated twice daily (23:00 and 13:00 UTC). This information is not investment advice.
Analyst Grade Updates
About US Stock Rankings
This ranking displays US-listed stocks sorted by various criteria such as price gains, trading volume, and market capitalization.
Data Sources
Stocks listed on the following major US exchanges are included:
- NYSE — New York Stock Exchange
- NASDAQ — Nasdaq Stock Market
- AMEX — NYSE American (formerly AMEX)
Selection Criteria
- Market Cap Filter — Gainers and Volume rankings only include stocks with a market capitalization of $2 billion or more (mid-cap and above). This filters out small-cap and micro-cap stocks to surface more meaningful market movements.
- Preferred stocks (symbols containing a hyphen, e.g. BRK-B) are excluded.
- Only stocks with the latest trading day's data are displayed. Delisted or suspended stocks are automatically excluded.
Ranking Types
- Gainers — Sorted by daily price change percentage (descending).
- Volume — Sorted by trading volume (descending).
- Market Cap — Sorted by market capitalization (descending).
* Data is updated after market close each trading day.
US Stock Rankings
| Asset | Price | Change |
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About Fear & Greed Index
The Fear & Greed Index is a proprietary sentiment indicator that measures market emotion on a scale from 0 (Extreme Fear) to 100 (Extreme Greed).
How is it calculated?
This index is derived from two technical indicators of VIXY (ProShares VIX Short-Term Futures ETF), which tracks the VIX volatility index:
- Reverse RSI (14-day)
RSI measures relative strength. Since VIXY rises during fear, the RSI is inverted (100 - RSI) so that high fear = low score. - SMA Deviation (20-day)
Measures how far the current VIXY price is from its 20-day moving average. A price above the average signals growing fear.
Score Interpretation
Example
For instance, if VIXY rises sharply due to a market shock, RSI(14) will spike, causing the reversed RSI score to drop toward 0. Simultaneously, the price will move well above the 20-day SMA, pulling the SMA deviation score lower as well. This combined effect pushes the overall index toward "Extreme Fear".
* This index updates in near real-time using the latest VIXY price during market hours, and daily closing prices are recorded automatically after market close.
Market Sentiment
Fear & Greed Index
Original index calculated from VIXY RSI(14) and SMA(20) deviation.
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About Blue-Chip High Dividend Rankings
This ranking showcases the top 10 highest dividend-yielding large-cap stocks listed on major US exchanges.
Selection Criteria
- Exchanges — NYSE, NASDAQ, and AMEX (NYSE American) listed stocks only.
- Market Cap — Only stocks with a market capitalization of $50 billion or more are included, ensuring focus on well-established, large-cap companies.
- Exclusions — Preferred stocks (symbols with hyphens) and stocks with abnormally high yields (over 30%) are excluded.
Dividend Yield Calculation
Dividend yield is calculated as: Annual Dividend Per Share ÷ Stock Price × 100. The annual dividend includes both confirmed and estimated (forecast) dividends. The data reflects the latest trading day's closing price.
* Data is updated after market close each trading day. Dividend yield may fluctuate with stock price changes.