The 20 highest-scoring stocks on the Framler engine right now. Scores are a composite of 13 academic factor families — quality, value, momentum, insider flow, and 9 more — with Bayesian regime-conditional weighting. Updated daily at 06:00 UTC. Not investment advice.
Stocks with the weakest the composite score signal. Low score does not mean "sell" — it means the academic factors are currently unfavorable.
Every day at 06:00 UTC, Framler scores 1000+ publicly traded stocks across 13 peer-reviewed academic factor families: quality (Novy-Marx 2013), value (Fama-French 1992), momentum (George & Hwang 2004), insider flow (Seyhun 1998), post-earnings drift (Bernard-Thomas 1989), accruals quality (Sloan 1996), NLP tone (Loughran-McDonald 2011), options positioning (Pan-Poteshman 2006), sector momentum (Moskowitz-Grinblatt 1999), industry spillover (Cohen-Frazzini 2008), short interest (Asquith-Pathak-Ritter 2005), microstructure (Amihud 2002), and factor interaction (Asness-Moskowitz-Pedersen 2013).
Factors are blended using Bayesian regime-conditional weights — the engine detects whether the market is in an expansion, contraction, or transition phase and adjusts how much weight each factor receives accordingly. Each score comes with a Mondrian conformal prediction interval showing how certain the model is about its call.
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