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Every stock gets a HelloBrokers rating out of 10, from our five pillars: fundamentals, valuation, growth, profitability and momentum. Filter by sector, sort by rating or performance, no marketing, no made-up targets.

We currently track 9 stocks. Top of our ranking: NVIDIA Corporation (8.2/10). The panel’s average rating is 6.7/10.

A high rating does not mean “buy now”: it summarises a stock’s quality and risk profile, not the right moment to buy. Open a page for the sub-score breakdown, the verdict and how to invest.

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  1. 1 NVDANASDAQ NVIDIA Corporation Semiconductors / AI
    8.2/10
    Best-in-class, priced for perfection
    ▲ +15.3%
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  2. 2 KNEBVNasdaq Helsinki KONE Oyj Industrials · Elevators and escalators
    7.0/10
    Quality industrial, construction-cycle exposed
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  3. 3 REG1VNasdaq Helsinki Revenio Group Oyj Healthcare · Medical technology (ophthalmology)
    7.0/10
    Quality niche med-tech, valuation to watch
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  4. 4 SAMPONasdaq Helsinki Sampo Oyj Insurance · Property & casualty (non-life)
    7.0/10
    Steady insurer, insurance-cycle exposed
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  5. 5 TSLANASDAQ Tesla, Inc. Automotive & clean energy
    7.0/10
    Long-term conviction hold (speculative)
    ▼ -6.8%
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  6. 6 UPMNasdaq Helsinki UPM-Kymmene Oyj Materials · Forest industry (pulp, paper, biomaterials)
    6.5/10
    Forest group in transition, cyclical earnings
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  7. 7 FORTUMNasdaq Helsinki Fortum Oyj Utilities · Power generation
    6.0/10
    Low-carbon utility, power-price exposed
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  8. 8 NESTENasdaq Helsinki Neste Oyj Energy · Renewable fuels and oil refining
    6.0/10
    Energy-transition play, cyclical earnings
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  9. 9 NOKIANasdaq Helsinki Nokia Oyj Technology · Telecom network equipment
    6.0/10
    Turnaround story, execution-dependent
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How we rate

The overall /10 rating is the average of five /5 sub-scores, each judged on verifiable data:

Fundamentals
balance sheet, cash, financial strength.
Valuation
cheap or expensive vs sector and history.
Growth
revenue momentum and growth drivers.
Profitability
margins, returns on capital, consistency.
Momentum
medium-term trend, without over-weighting noise.

Ratings assigned by our editorial team per our methodology, for information only, not investment advice. Investing carries a risk of capital loss.