TRACK RECORD
Track record: how the rankings did afterwards
Every night the full European and US rankings are saved before anything is known about what follows. Once 20 and 60 trading days have passed, each company's return is set against the average of every company ranked that same day.
Europe
20 trading days
Accumulating: 0 of the 20 snapshot days needed have reached 20 trading days. Figures are shown from then on. 1 snapshot day(s) have passed 20 trading days and wait for their prices to be refreshed. Snapshots since 2026-09-15; figures expected from about 2026-11-13, later if prices lag.
60 trading days
Accumulating: 0 of the 20 snapshot days needed have reached 60 trading days. Figures are shown from then on. Snapshots since 2026-09-15; figures expected from about 2027-01-08, later if prices lag.
United States
20 trading days
Accumulating: 0 of the 20 snapshot days needed have reached 20 trading days. Figures are shown from then on. Snapshots since 2026-09-25; figures expected from about 2026-11-18, later if prices lag.
60 trading days
Accumulating: 0 of the 20 snapshot days needed have reached 60 trading days. Figures are shown from then on. Snapshots since 2026-09-25; figures expected from about 2027-01-13, later if prices lag.
Rules fixed on 2026-10-17, before any result: entry at the first close after the snapshot; the benchmark is every eligible company ranked the same day, not a market index; nothing is shown before 20 snapshot days have matured; missing prices are left out and counted, never filled. Consecutive days hold mostly the same companies over overlapping periods, so they are not independent observations. Past results; not a forecast and not investment advice.