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Which stocks keep winning?

A big one-year gain can come from a single lucky month. A stock that beats the market week after week is telling you something more durable about demand for its shares, and those are the names worth understanding first.

Updated Oct 9, 2026

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% of stocks

38 steady winners

38 stocks finished in the top half of the market in at least 32 of the last 52 weeks while beating the S&P 500 over the year. MU leads with 38 weeks.

Most common sector: Information Technology (16)S&P 500 +15.7% over a year
Share of stocks beating the S&P each week

Over time

Select any stock. Score is its weekly rank against the market; Value is its price against the S&P 500, both set to 100 a year ago.

Share of stocks beating the S&P each week
Weekly rank against the market, 4-week average. Above 50 means it beat most stocks.
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The 60 steadiest winners

Ranked by weeks in the top half, then by the year’s gain against the S&P 500. Select a column to sort.

StockConsistencyvs S&P, 1YRank steadinessP3 scoreSectorWeekly rank, past year

How to read this page

How it’s measured. S&P 500 and Nasdaq-100 stocks. Each week, every stock is ranked by how much it beat the S&P 500; top half means it beat most stocks that week.

Sources. Daily prices from Financial Modeling Prep.

Consistency ranks every stock by how many of the last 52 weeks it spent in the top half of the market, from 0 to 100. Rank steadiness is how stable that rank has been; P3 combines one-year performance, steadiness and business growth.

Steady winners describe the past year. In our research, persistence adds information to momentum, but no single score is a forecast for one stock.

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