The highest and the lowest Maz Ratings among US stocks worth at least $2 billion and trading above $5, and the companies whose verdict was just raised. A rating ranks a company against its own sector; it is not a price target or a recommendation.
The highest Maz Ratings in the universe: companies that rank near the top of their sector on most of what the engine measures.
Companies whose verdict was raised at the last scoring run — Hold to Buy, Buy to Strong Buy — the largest moves first. The full list, downgrades included, is on the Quant page.
The lowest Maz Ratings in the universe: companies that rank near the bottom of their sector. A low rating flags weak figures against peers, not a forecast that the shares will fall.
Maz Picks lists, among US stocks worth at least $2 billion and trading above $5, the highest Maz Ratings, the companies whose rating was just upgraded and the lowest ratings, each with the five factor scores behind it.
The Maz Rating scores a company from 1 to 5 against the other companies in its own sector, on about eighty ratios grouped into five factors: valuation, growth, profitability, financial health and momentum.