The 25 highest trailing 1-year total returns in each of three cap tiers — large, mid, and small — with sector, trailing P/E, and price-to-book for each name, from our tracked universe. Same lists every subscriber received. [Ownfolio.net](Ownfolio.lnk)
The 25 highest trailing 1-year total returns in each of three cap tiers — large, mid, and small — with sector, trailing P/E, and price-to-book for each name, from our tracked universe. Same lists every subscriber received. [Ownfolio.net](Ownfolio.lnk)
The 25 highest trailing 1-year total returns in each of three cap tiers — large, mid, and small — with sector, trailing P/E, and price-to-book for each name, from our tracked universe. Same lists every subscriber received. [Ownfolio.net](Ownfolio.lnk)
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Every month we pull the trailing 1-year total return for every stock in our universe, rank them by market-cap tier, and publish the top performers. No opinions, no "buy this now" — just what actually happened, sorted plainly.
Why we do this differently: Most "top stocks" lists mix timeframes, cherry-pick lookback windows, or bury the methodology. Ours is simple: trailing 1-year total return (price + dividends), split by cap size (large/mid/small), recalculated on the same day every month.
Every month we pull the trailing 1-year total return for every stock in our universe, rank them by market-cap tier, and publish the top performers. No opinions, no "buy this now" — just what actually happened, sorted plainly.
Why we do this differently: Most "top stocks" lists mix timeframes, cherry-pick lookback windows, or bury the methodology. Ours is simple: trailing 1-year total return (price + dividends), split by cap size (large/mid/small), recalculated on the same day every month.
Every month we pull the trailing 1-year total return for every stock in our universe, rank them by market-cap tier, and publish the top performers. No opinions, no "buy this now" — just what actually happened, sorted plainly.
Why we do this differently: Most "top stocks" lists mix timeframes, cherry-pick lookback windows, or bury the methodology. Ours is simple: trailing 1-year total return (price + dividends), split by cap size (large/mid/small), recalculated on the same day every month. You can check our math.
Every month we pull the trailing 1-year total return for every stock in our universe, rank them by market-cap tier, and publish the top performers. No opinions, no "buy this now" — just what actually happened, sorted plainly.
Why we do this differently: Most "top stocks" lists mix timeframes, cherry-pick lookback windows, or bury the methodology. Ours is simple: trailing 1-year total return (price + dividends), split by cap size (large/mid/small), recalculated on the same day every month. You can check our math.
Every month we pull the trailing 1-year total return for every stock in our universe, rank them by market-cap tier, and publish the top performers. No opinions, no "buy this now" — just what actually happened, sorted plainly.
Why we do this differently: Most "top stocks" lists mix timeframes, cherry-pick lookback windows, or bury the methodology. Ours is simple: trailing 1-year total return (price + dividends), split by cap size (large/mid/small), recalculated on the same day every month.
Ownfolio is a portfolio tracker built for people who buy quality companies and hold them — not for people trying to time the next move.
Most portfolio tools are built around signals, alerts, and "sell now" urgency. Ownfolio does the opposite: it gives you clean fundamentals, long-term performance tracking, and a monthly "Top 25" ranking of the best-performing stocks by cap size — all using a disclosed, checkable methodology. No black box, no hype.
The 25 highest trailing 1-year total returns in each of three cap tiers — large, mid, and small — with sector, trailing P/E, and price-to-book for each name, from our tracked universe. Same lists every subscriber received.
It maps out individual positions against macro sector allocations and drops a clean, automated fundamental digest into your inbox every month.
I’m launching a free newsletter tier for it right now. If you're open to checking it out and letting me know what data tabs you think are missing, I'd love to drop you a link. Ownfolio.net