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Stocks with the strongest financial stability — consistent return on invested capital (ROIC) and stable margins over time — per StockIQ's Quality category. This isn't a price prediction; it's a measure of business quality, a key factor in choosing stocks to hold long-term.
"Long-term" here doesn't mean a future price forecast — StockIQ has no ability, and no intention, to predict where a price will be years from now. The list sorts by the Quality category (ROIC and margin stability over time) precisely because that's the financial measure closest to "is the business itself strong enough to survive and thrive over time" — a central criterion when a holding is planned for years, not months.
This approach deliberately avoids a common trap: picking a stock for a long-term hold just because it's "hot" right now (high technical momentum) or grew fast recently — neither of which necessarily predicts business stability 5 or 10 years out. Consistent business quality is a different, sometimes opposite, measure from short-term volatility.
| # | Company | Score | Rating | Price | Change | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | TG Therapeutics, Inc. TGTX | 76 | Strong | $57.16 | +0.5% | Analysis → |
| 2 | DHT Holdings, Inc. DHT | 75 | Strong | $22.45 | -3.5% | Analysis → |
Scores are based on real financial data only and do not constitute investment advice. How the score is calculated
No. It measures historical business stability (ROIC and margins over time) — not a price forecast. The site doesn't produce price predictions.
Because the overall score also includes short-term technical momentum (25% of its weight) — less relevant when the goal is a long-term hold, so this list focuses specifically on the Quality category alone.
Both sort by the exact same data (the Quality category) — the difference is framing: this one focuses on suitability for a long-term hold, while the other presents the quality ranking on its own terms.