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Green Zone Power Rating: 86 Strong Bullish

Action to take: BUY
Strong Bullish stocks are expected to outperform the market by 3X over the next 12 months.
86
Price Based
Momentum
99
Size
11
Volatility
62
Fundamental Based
Value
53
Quality
99
Growth
81
Positive Factors (Top 20%)
Momentum: Strong-momentum stocks tend to outperform weak-momentum stocks.
Quality: High-quality stocks tend to outperform low-quality stocks.
Growth: High-growth stocks tend to outperform low-growth stocks.
Negative Factors (Bottom 20%)
Size: Stocks of the largest companies tend to lag the returns of otherwise equally-rated smaller companies.
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