Updated September 21, 2026
Here you get a daily overview of US stocks – with buy signals, sell signals, price targets, plus a summarized analysis of each stock. Everything is based on data, not tips or gut feeling. The idea is simple: help you act at the right time – so you do not stay too long in a stock that has already turned down.
S&P 500 this year: +11.5% · 9 stocks with a buy signal today
The list ranks US stocks by our overall model – technical analysis, fundamentals, plus momentum feed into one score. It is not a buy recommendation, but a starting point for your own research. Click a stock to see the full analysis with price target, signals, plus red flags.
Our model rates US stocks every day on a combination of technical analysis, fundamentals, plus momentum. The list at the top of this page shows the stocks the model currently rates highest. It is not a buy recommendation, but a data-based starting point for your own research – click a stock to see the full analysis.
The S&P 500 is the most widely followed US stock index. It contains 500 of the largest listed companies in the United States, for example Apple, Microsoft, Nvidia, plus Berkshire Hathaway. Most US stocks trade on the NYSE or NASDAQ exchanges. We compare each stock's performance to the S&P 500, so you can see whether it is beating the market or lagging behind it.
Signals, scores, plus price targets are recalculated daily after the US market close (4:00 PM Eastern Time). Live prices are updated continuously through the trading day. News on individual stocks is refreshed several times a day.
No. We do not give buy or sell recommendations, nor do we offer investment advice. We show what the data says – signals, trends, plus key figures – so you can make better decisions yourself, in time to notice when a stock is losing steam. Keep in mind: trading stocks carries a risk of losses.
Analysis framework by Troels Højbjerg, the creator of WallStreetBuys. The data is updated daily after the US market close. WallStreetBuys does not offer investment advice – trading stocks carries a risk of losses.