The IBD SmartSelect Composite Rating for Janover rose from 94 to 96 Friday.
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The new score tells you the company is now outperforming 96% of all stocks in terms of the most important fundamental and technical stock-picking criteria. The market's biggest winners often have a 95 or higher grade in the early stages of a new price run, so that's a good item to have on your checklist when looking for the best stocks to buy and watch.
Janover is now out of buy range after breaking out from a 7.20 entry in a consolidation.
One weak spot is the company's 54 EPS Rating, which tracks quarterly and annual earnings-per-share growth. Look for that to improve to 80 or better to show it's in the top 20% of all stocks.
Its Accumulation/Distribution Rating of A shows heavy buying by institutional investors, such as mutual funds and pension funds, over the last 13 weeks.
In Q4, the company reported 0% earnings-per-share growth. Revenue growth climbed 80%, up from 7% in the prior report. That marks two consecutive reports with rising growth. The company's next quarterly report is expected on or around Jan. 1.
Janover holds the No. 4 rank among its peers in the Finance-Investment Banking/Brokers industry group. Futu Holdings ADR is the No. 1-ranked stock within the group.
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