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← 21 Aug 2026 · Short-term Top 10 — Consumer Discretionary

Short-term Top 10 — Consumer Discretionary — what changed on 24 Aug 2026

A dated record of one session: what entered or left, what moved inside the ten and by how much, who is closest to the boundary, and how the list did against its benchmark. Each bar is a percentile: how this company ranked against every company the score ranked, 0–100.

The short-term score is a published weighted sum of percentile ranks, rebalanced every Monday. A list is a published formula and its output, not a recommendation. Method version 3.

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Membership changes on 24 Aug 2026

Entered

  • Aramark (ARMK) (rank 0 → 9)
    Entered 24 Aug 2026: score 63.5, rank 9 (not compared with 18 Aug 2026 — those rows were scored under method version 1, this pass under 3, and the formula changed between them, so a score is only comparable within one version).
  • Best Buy (BBY) (rank 0 → 5)
    Entered 24 Aug 2026: score 66.4, rank 5 (not compared with 18 Aug 2026 — those rows were scored under method version 1, this pass under 3, and the formula changed between them, so a score is only comparable within one version).
  • Five Below (FIVE) (rank 0 → 10)
    Entered 24 Aug 2026: score 62.2, rank 10 (not compared with 18 Aug 2026 — those rows were scored under method version 1, this pass under 3, and the formula changed between them, so a score is only comparable within one version).
  • Wayfair (W) (rank 0 → 4)
    Entered 24 Aug 2026: score 68.3, rank 4 (not compared with 18 Aug 2026 — those rows were scored under method version 1, this pass under 3, and the formula changed between them, so a score is only comparable within one version).

Left

  • DoorDash (DASH) (rank 0 → 55)
    Left 24 Aug 2026: score 53.6, rank 55 (not compared with 18 Aug 2026 — those rows were scored under method version 1, this pass under 3, and the formula changed between them, so a score is only comparable within one version) (a member leaves above rank 15).
  • H&R Block (HRB) (rank 0 → 27)
    Left 24 Aug 2026: score 59.0, rank 27 (not compared with 18 Aug 2026 — those rows were scored under method version 1, this pass under 3, and the formula changed between them, so a score is only comparable within one version) (a member leaves above rank 15).
  • Penske Automotive Group (PAG) (rank 0 → 16)
    Left 24 Aug 2026: score 61.6, rank 16 (not compared with 18 Aug 2026 — those rows were scored under method version 1, this pass under 3, and the formula changed between them, so a score is only comparable within one version) (a member leaves above rank 15).

Inside the ten

Not compared with the previous session, 21 Aug 2026: those rows were scored under method version 2 and this session under version 3, and the formula changed between them, so a score is only comparable within one version.

CompanyRankScorePillar that moved most
ABERCROMBIE AND FITCH CLASS A (ANF)172.6 0.0no pillar moved materially
Williams-Sonoma, Inc. (WSM)269.0 0.0no pillar moved materially
NAVAN INC CLASS A (NAVN)368.8 0.0no pillar moved materially
Wayfair (W)468.3 0.0no pillar moved materially
Best Buy (BBY)566.4 0.0no pillar moved materially
MARRIOTT VACATIONS WORLDWIDE CORP (VAC)665.7 0.0no pillar moved materially
Garmin (GRMN)765.4 0.0no pillar moved materially
Duolingo (DUOL)864.7 0.0no pillar moved materially
Aramark (ARMK)963.5 0.0no pillar moved materially
Five Below (FIVE)1062.2 0.0no pillar moved materially

At the edge

Knocking

Closest to the exit

Ranked against 187 eligible Consumer Discretionary companies on this session. A company at the edge is a company near a boundary, not a prediction that it will cross one.

Against the benchmark

SPY is the S&P 500 ETF — the US large-cap market average.

+0.8% since the previous session (2026-08-21), against −0.3% for SPY — 1.1 points ahead of the benchmark. Tracked since 2026-08-18.

+1.6% since 2026-08-18, against −0.5% for SPY — 2.2 points ahead of the benchmark. Tracked since 2026-08-18.

Both curves are total return through 24 Aug 2026: a distribution buys more of the company that paid it, on the benchmark as much as on the list.

Since start
+1.6%
SPY −0.5% · +2.2 points

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