APLS

Apellis Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Common Stock
Health Care·equity
$41.06
+0.02% today
Tapeline Score
61/ 100
Signal
CONSTRUCTIVE
71% data confidence

relative-strength factor in the top band vs the sector.

APLS scores in the 48th percentile of Health Care by composite score (n=694 covered peers) this session.

Trend: no reading heldSM: no reading heldTrendRSFundSMMacroMom61/ 100

Key statistics

Market fields as reported. An em-dash means we hold no value for this ticker — most of the universe has no daily price or volume read.

Relative volume
8.83× 30-day average
52-week range
Market cap
$5.25B
Earnings date
Volume
68,611,410
Avg. volume (30d)
7,771,580
Open
41.05
Previous close
Day's range
41.03 – 41.07

Shown without a peer ranking — we hold no percentile for these yet, so there is nothing here to locate them against.

Beta
-0.08
P/E (TTM)
39.41
EPS (TTM)
1.00

Score breakdown · six named factors

Trend
Weighted most
Relative strength
High
100
Fundamentals
Core
45
Smart money
Core
Macro
Core
50
Momentum
Weighted least
70

The six factors are public and never change without a changelog entry. Read the full methodology on /how-it-works.

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What the score says about APLS right now

Apellis Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Common Stock (APLS) currently scores 61/100 on the Tapeline six-factor composite, sitting in the CONSTRUCTIVE band. APLS is +0.02% on the day and -0.22% over five sessions as of the most recent tick. CONSTRUCTIVE (55-69) is the "watchlist tier" — net positive with meaningful tradeoffs. APLS is interesting but not bid up. For value or contrarian setups this is often the most actionable band — quality without the late-stage price-discovery overhead. APLS's strongest factor is Relative Strength at 100/100 — very strong performance against the broad-market benchmark over roughly a quarter, half a year and a year. High RS means APLS changed by more than the benchmark across those windows. It describes what has happened, not what happens next. The weakest factor is Fundamentals at 45/100 — middling reported profitability and growth figures. A low fundamentals score is the canonical "value trap" warning: technical setups on broken fundamentals don't tend to compound.

Generated from the live six-factor breakdown above. Updates as the underlying scores re-tick during US market hours. Methodology detail at /how-it-works.

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Frequently asked about APLS

What is the Tapeline Score for APLS?

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APLS (Apellis Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Common Stock) currently scores 61/100 with the signal label CONSTRUCTIVE. The score is a weighted blend of six quantitative factors and updates sub-60 seconds during US market hours.

How is APLS's score calculated?

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The Tapeline Score 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. Each sub-score is normalised to 0-100 and the methodology is published on /how-it-works.

Is APLS a buy?

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Tapeline doesn't issue buy or sell calls — we publish descriptive analytics, not investment advice. The signal label CONSTRUCTIVE describes the current state of the data; whether APLS fits your portfolio depends on your risk tolerance, time horizon, and tax situation. See the risk disclosure for details.

How often does the APLS score update?

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APLS's score re-ticks every minute during US market hours and persists between sessions. Price and momentum data refresh sub-60s; fundamentals refresh on company filing cadence; insider Form 4 within hours of SEC filing.

Where can I see the historical track record for Tapeline scores?

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Every Tapeline top-10 daily pick is auto-published with the next-day return vs SPY at /scorecard. The scorecard is immutable — every call is preserved with its original context for accountability.

What does the CONSTRUCTIVE signal mean for APLS?

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CONSTRUCTIVE is a descriptive band on the Tapeline composite. HIGH CONVICTION (85-100) means all six factors aligned; STRONG SETUP (70-84) typically four-or-five-of-six; CONSTRUCTIVE (55-69) net-positive with tradeoffs; NEUTRAL (40-54) factors cancel; CAUTION (25-39) more negative than positive; WEAK (0-24) broadly negative. APLS sitting at CONSTRUCTIVE means the data right now reads as constructive for the six-factor profile.

Is APLS better for swing trading or day trading?

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The Tapeline composite is calibrated for multi-day setups — the heaviest-weighted factors (Trend, Relative Strength, and Fundamentals) reward stability over a horizon of days-to-weeks. For pure day trading, the 1-day move + sub-momentum factor is more relevant. Use /best-stocks-for/day-traders for the day-trader-sorted view and /best-stocks-for/swing-traders for the multi-day setup view.

Where does APLS rank in the health care sector?

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APLS scores in the 48th percentile of Health Care by composite score (n=694 covered peers) this session. Peer percentiles are computed across every ticker in the peer group Tapeline holds a composite score for, always print the covered-peer count (n) they were computed against, and update as scores re-tick during US market hours.

Does Tapeline have insider buying data for APLS?

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APLS's Smart Money sub-score reads disclosed SEC Form 4 insider transactions, netted over a recent window. Detailed Form 4 history per ticker is a Premium feature; the aggregate Smart Money sub-score is shown on this page for free.

Why does APLS's score change between visits?

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Scores re-tick every minute during US market hours. Trend and Relative Strength move with price; Momentum reflects recent rate-of-change; Macro responds to changes in the market-wide regime classification; Smart Money updates on filing cadence; Fundamentals on quarterly earnings cycle. Across a single trading session APLS's composite can drift 5-15 points in either direction even without major news — that's normal factor breathing, not data error.

Can I get alerts when APLS's score changes?

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Yes — Pro tier gets email alerts on configurable triggers (score crosses a threshold, signal label changes, squeeze detected). Premium adds Congressional-trade alerts. The free tier shows live scores for the top 10 scanner rows plus 12 look-ups a day, with 2 browser push alerts; APLS email alerts specifically require Pro or Premium.

How does APLS's Tapeline Score compare to a Finviz screener result?

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Finviz exposes raw filter fields — you build a thesis from the data. Tapeline synthesises six factors into one composite + a plain-English Why, so the work is done before you look at the row. Both are useful for different jobs: Finviz Elite for power-user raw-filter scans, Tapeline for daily synthesised rankings + per-pick public scorecard. Many traders use both — see /best-finviz-alternatives for the head-to-head comparison.

Score updated live (sub-60s). Public methodology. Public scorecard. Not investment advice — see risk disclosure.

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