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Top 50 Stocks to Buy Now — October 28, 2026 Update: 6 added, 6 dropped

Tradestie's Top 50 Stocks to Buy Now ranking for October 28, 2026: ECO (Okeanis Eco Tankers Corp.) holds the #1 spot. 6 stocks joined the list (TSM, FIGS, SIMO, AMD, WPM, ASML) and 6 dropped out.

Here is the October 28, 2026 refresh of Tradestie's Top 50 Stocks to Buy Now — a daily composite ranking of large-cap stocks ($1B+ market cap) scored on earnings growth, revenue growth, relative strength versus the S&P 500, profitability, and quality. Today's scan brings 6 new names and 6 drops, with ECO (Okeanis Eco Tankers Corp.) holding the top spot at a composite score of 90.0.

What Changed

Added to the List

  • TSM — Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing
  • FIGS — Figs Inc
  • SIMO — Silicon Motion Technology
  • AMD — Advanced Micro Devices Inc
  • WPM — Wheaton Precious Metals Corp
  • ASML — ASML Holding NV ADR

Dropped from the List

  • VLO — VLO
  • SU — SU
  • OXY — OXY
  • PSX — PSX
  • HPK — HPK
  • HALO — HALO

Biggest Mover

DINO (HF Sinclair Corp) moved down 20 spots, from #17 to #37.

Other notable moves:

  • MPC: #18 → #33 (−15)
  • CNQ: #37 → #50 (−13)
  • AUGO: #29 → #20 (+9)

Today’s Top 10

RankTickerCompanyScore
1ECOOkeanis Eco Tankers Corp.90.0
2REPXRiley Exploration Permian Inc86.1
3FROFrontline Ltd85.6
4PLTRPalantir Technologies Inc.84.3
5DHTDHT Holdings Inc82.6
6TRMDTorm PLC Class A82.4
7TGTXTG Therapeutics Inc80.2
8INSWInternational Seaways Inc77.2
9NVDANVIDIA Corporation76.3
10HAFNHafnia Limited75.0

See the full ranking with live prices, score breakdowns, and the track record on the Top 50 Stocks to Buy Now page, updated every trading day.


Disclaimer: This ranking is generated algorithmically and is for informational purposes only. It is not investment advice. Past performance does not guarantee future results. Always do your own research before making trading decisions.

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