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Stocks with the strongest revenue and earnings growth, ranked by StockIQ's Growth category score โ based on real reported financial data only, not forecasts.
StockIQ's Growth category (15% of the overall score) checks real rate of change in revenue and net income across consecutive reported periods โ actual reported figures, not analyst forecasts or future projections. A company with high revenue growth but negative or declining profitability won't necessarily score high here โ the category checks whether growth is actually converting into the bottom line.
This list is sorted purely by Growth-category score, drawn from every stock on the site with an overall score of 40 or higher (a minimum threshold that filters out names that are otherwise weak). Important context: high growth doesn't mean cheap โ usually the opposite; growth stocks tend to trade at higher multiples. Cross-checking against the Value ranking gives a fuller picture before any decision.
| # | Company | Score | Rating | Price | Change | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | TG Therapeutics, Inc. TGTX | 76 | Strong | $56.87 | +0.7% | Analysis โ |
| 2 | Sandisk SNDK | 75 | Strong | $1,791.82 | +11.0% | Analysis โ |
| 3 | Slide Insurance Holdings, Inc. SLDE | 73 | Strong | $24.95 | -0.2% | Analysis โ |
| 4 | HCI Group, Inc. HCI | 73 | Strong | $187.67 | -0.1% | Analysis โ |
| 5 | Hennessy Advisors, Inc. HNNA | 73 | Strong | $10.38 | +1.2% | Analysis โ |
| 6 | IBEX Limited - Common Share IBEX | 74 | Strong | $40.20 | -1.8% | Analysis โ |
| 7 | Arista Networks ANET | 75 | Strong | $199.39 | -0.1% | Analysis โ |
| 8 | OneSpan Inc. OSPN | 77 | Strong | $17.51 | -2.5% | Analysis โ |
| 9 | GigaCloud Technology Inc GCT | 73 | Strong | $52.86 | -0.5% | Analysis โ |
| 10 | FLEX LNG Ltd. FLNG | 74 | Strong | $32.42 | -0.3% | Analysis โ |
| 11 | Himalaya Shipping Ltd. Common HSHP | 73 | Strong | $19.23 | -0.5% | Analysis โ |
| 12 | Gold Royalty Corp. GROY | 73 | Strong | $3.34 | -1.5% | Analysis โ |
Scores are based on real financial data only and do not constitute investment advice. How the score is calculated
Usually yes, to some degree โ a high-growth stock typically trades expensive relative to its fair value. A small subset of stocks appears on both lists, but most don't.
No. The score is based solely on revenue and profit data already reported in actual financial statements, not on analyst estimates or forecasts.
To avoid surfacing companies with sharp growth but severe problems elsewhere (e.g. high financial risk or a very inflated valuation) at the top of a "recommended" list.