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Highest-Scored US Stocks Right Now — Tapeline's HIGH CONVICTION Tier

The HIGH CONVICTION tier is the top 1-3% of the universe at any time — names where Trend, Relative Strength, Fundamentals, Smart Money, Macro, and Momentum all agree. The list below ranks them by composite score. The daily top 10 across the whole universe is back-checked against next-session SPY return at /scorecard, losses kept. This is the most concentrated view of the model's strongest signals.

Updated September 18, 2026. 1 stocks currently make today's High Conviction list on Tapeline's published six-factor methodology. At the top of the list right now: NMM — composites across the list range from 86 to 86 out of 100.

Scores are a descriptive reading of six weighted factors, not a forecast or a buy call. Each recorded daily top-10 pick is published — wins and losses — on the public scorecard, which currently trails SPY.

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#TickerNameScoreSignalPrice1d
1NMMNavios Maritime Partners LP86HIGH CONVICTION$93.89+0.20%

Signal key: HIGH CONVICTION 85–100 · STRONG SETUP 70–84 · CONSTRUCTIVE 55–69 · NEUTRAL 40–54 · CAUTION 25–39 · WEAK 0–24. Labels describe where the six factors sit today — they are not buy or sell recommendations.

How the High Conviction ranking works

The Tapeline composite is a transparent weighted blend of six named factors: Trend, Relative Strength, Fundamentals, Smart Money, Macro, and Momentum — weighted most toward Trend and Relative Strength, and least toward Momentum. For the high conviction view, the emphasis is on score 85+ across all six factors — but the composite is the better summary signal than any single factor in isolation.

Read the full methodology on /how-it-works, or see how today's picks have performed historically on the public scorecard.

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Questions about high conviction on Tapeline

What is the HIGH CONVICTION tier exactly?

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It's the score band 85-100 on Tapeline's 0-100 composite. The label is descriptive (the data is aligned) not prescriptive (we are not telling you to buy). HIGH CONVICTION ≠ guaranteed return — it means trend, RS, fundamentals, smart money, macro, and momentum all read constructive at the same time. See /how-it-works for the full methodology.

How many stocks are usually in HIGH CONVICTION at once?

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Typically 30-80 names depending on the macro regime. In Risk On regimes (broad participation, low VIX) the number can spike above 100 — the rising tide lifts more boats into the top tier. In Risk Off the count compresses to 20-30 as confluence becomes rarer.

What's the scorecard performance of HIGH CONVICTION picks?

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Each recorded daily top-10 pick is back-checked against next-day SPY return. The full record — winners and losers — is at /scorecard, including the days the model called HIGH CONVICTION on names that then underperformed. Losing days stay on the record, corrections to recorded values are dated there, and it currently trails SPY. The scorecard is a descriptive track record, not a performance target or a forecast.

Is HIGH CONVICTION a buy recommendation?

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No. Tapeline never tells you to buy, sell, or hold. The descriptive label means the six factors all read constructive at the moment of scoring. The decision — whether to act, position size, when to exit — is yours. See the risk disclosure at /legal/risk.

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