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Stockrankr
Objective ranking of 10,000+ US stocks & ETFs
Just like in sports, investors also need objective rankings. We rank 10,000+ US stocks and ETFs by their actual returns over several timeframes. For risk, we focus on drawdown — how much an equity has dropped, as many investors find it more relatable. We also rank by the Risk-Return-Ratio, the returns divided by the drawdown, a metric our founder established in 2010. Every equity also gets its own Stockrankr Matrix™ — a 3×3 grid displaying consistency across time and metrics.
Here's a challenge: take 3 minutes and try to find which US stock had the highest return over the last 6 months. I couldn't do it easily either — which is exactly why I built Stockrankr.
Rankings exist for almost everything — sports, cars, hotels — based on objective results. I think stocks and ETFs need the same treatment. There’s plenty of subjective opinion and black-box ratings nobody can check, yet investing should start with the hard facts.
Long before founding Stockrankr, I lost money in the dot-com bubble. That led me to Benjamin Graham's ideas on price vs. value, margin-of-safety, and to Warren Buffett's first rule — don't lose money. But finding the basic data for a proper comparison wasn't easy — it could take hours to download one annual report on a dial-up modem. That difficulty never really went away, despite all the new tech.
I have also found Drawdown — how much an equity has dropped — more relevant to people than volatility for assessing risk. And in 2010 published the Risk-Return Ratio (RRR) — return divided by drawdown, a formula checkable by anyone on Wikipedia.
Stockrankr ranks 10,000+ US stocks and ETFs daily by Return, Drawdown, and RRR. Every security also gets its own Stockrankr Matrix™ — a 3×3 grid across three timeframes to highlight consistent performance.
Did you find the stock from the challenge? Drop it in the comments — I'll tell you if you got it right. Or just go and check yourself. It's free.
Stockrankr was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 2 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #160 on the daily leaderboard. Just like in sports, investors also need objective rankings. We rank 10,000+ US stocks and ETFs by their actual returns over several timeframes. For risk, we focus on drawdown — how much an equity has dropped, as many investors find it more relatable. We also rank by the Risk-Return-Ratio, the returns divided by the drawdown, a metric our founder established in 2010. Every equity also gets its own Stockrankr Matrix™ — a 3×3 grid displaying consistency across time and metrics.
On the analytics side, Stockrankr competes within Android, Fintech, Investing and Statistical Analysis — topics that collectively have 132.8k followers on Product Hunt. The dashboard above tracks how Stockrankr performed against the three products that launched closest to it on the same day.
Who hunted Stockrankr?
Stockrankr was hunted by Dr. Richard Johnsson. A “hunter” on Product Hunt is the community member who submits a product to the platform — uploading the images, the link, and tagging the makers behind it. Hunters typically write the first comment explaining why a product is worth attention, and their followers are notified the moment they post. Around 79% of featured launches on Product Hunt are self-hunted by their makers, but a well-known hunter still acts as a signal of quality to the rest of the community. See the full all-time top hunters leaderboard to discover who is shaping the Product Hunt ecosystem.
For a complete overview of Stockrankr including community comment highlights and product details, visit the product overview.
Dr. Richard Johnsson
Here's a challenge: take 3 minutes and try to find which US stock had the highest return over the last 6 months. I couldn't do it easily either — which is exactly why I built Stockrankr.
Rankings exist for almost everything — sports, cars, hotels — based on objective results. I think stocks and ETFs need the same treatment. There’s plenty of subjective opinion and black-box ratings nobody can check, yet investing should start with the hard facts.
Long before founding Stockrankr, I lost money in the dot-com bubble. That led me to Benjamin Graham's ideas on price vs. value, margin-of-safety, and to Warren Buffett's first rule — don't lose money. But finding the basic data for a proper comparison wasn't easy — it could take hours to download one annual report on a dial-up modem. That difficulty never really went away, despite all the new tech.
I have also found Drawdown — how much an equity has dropped — more relevant to people than volatility for assessing risk. And in 2010 published the Risk-Return Ratio (RRR) — return divided by drawdown, a formula checkable by anyone on Wikipedia.
Stockrankr ranks 10,000+ US stocks and ETFs daily by Return, Drawdown, and RRR. Every security also gets its own Stockrankr Matrix™ — a 3×3 grid across three timeframes to highlight consistent performance.
Did you find the stock from the challenge? Drop it in the comments — I'll tell you if you got it right. Or just go and check yourself. It's free.
get.stockrankr.com/app