The Ticker Nerd Rank: every US stock, scored daily.
The Ticker Nerd 20 owns the best of them by rule — most of the twenty sit outside the S&P 500, names you almost certainly don’t already own.
Tired of chasing stocks and feeling a step behind?
Every hot list, price target and urgent headline has a business model behind it. Brokers earn when you trade. Media earns when you watch. None of them earn more when you make money.
And the noise is accelerating: AI can now flood every feed with confident-sounding stock research, free and instantly.
Feeling lost in all of that is not a personal failing. But chasing whatever is loudest fills a portfolio with last year’s winners, bought near their highs.
The way out is a framework — a fixed set of measures for what actually moves stock prices, applied to every stock, every day. That is why the rank exists.
One number per stock, updated every day.
Each stock scores 0 to 100 on every factor, against the whole market, and the factor scores combine into one number — its rank. The model covers roughly 4,600 US-listed stocks and re-scores them every trading day.
A price tells you what a stock did today. The rank tells you whether the evidence behind it changed.
The factors are not ours — value, momentum, quality and the rest have been tested in the open since the 1970s. The factors, explained plainly
Every rule ran against more than twenty years of market history before it touched money — rules that only work in hindsight fail there. The full methodology, tests and all
Percentile, 0–100, against every US stock we score.
Free for every stock we cover. No account, no email.
A rank says what the evidence favours today — never when to buy, when to sell, or how much to own. That part is the Ticker Nerd 20, whose rules watch the scores daily, trade rarely, and email members whenever the portfolio changes.
Who rose, who fell, and why.
The week’s biggest rank moves, in either direction.
Oil & Gas Midstream · The company has been paying debt down rather than borrowing more.
Advertising Agencies · Analysts have, on balance, been raising their forecasts.
Communication Equipment · The company has been paying debt down rather than borrowing more.
Credit Services · Sales and profits are flat, shrinking, or growing more slowly than they were.
Household & Personal Products · Analysts have, on balance, been cutting their forecasts.
Resorts & Casinos · Sales and profits are flat, shrinking, or growing more slowly than they were.
Every Monday, the Market Radar mails this table with the week’s news checked against each move — free.
The Market Radar is free, and lands every Monday before the open.
Where the market went, what moved, whose rank changed, and one factor explained with the week’s best and worst scorer. Unsubscribe any time.
I run it, and my own money is in it.
I’m Aslam Ghouse — an ex-Goldman Sachs trader with fifteen years in markets, and a CFA charterholder since 2015.
My own money is in the same twenty stocks members see.
The model does the choosing; I spent years researching and backtesting its rules, and every trade it has made is published, the losers included. The record
AI drafts the briefs and runs the plumbing here, openly. It never picks a stock.
- The rank, for every stock we cover
- The stock pages
- The Market Radar email, every Monday
- The Ticker Nerd 20 — the portfolio itself
- An email whenever the portfolio changes
- A written brief on every holding
- The full record, trade by trade
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