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← 27 Aug 2026 · Short-term Top 10 — Consumer Discretionary

Short-term Top 10 — Consumer Discretionary — what changed on 28 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

No company entered or left on 28 Aug 2026. The next scheduled change is at this list's next rebalance.

Inside the ten

Against the previous session, 27 Aug 2026.

CompanyRankScorePillar that moved most
NAVAN INC CLASS A (NAVN)1 +171.2 −2.7Catalysts 87th → 59th
Five Below (FIVE)6 −566.3 −8.3Catalysts 92nd → 58th
Duolingo (DUOL)9 −263.3 −2.9Volume and participation 63rd → 45th
Williams-Sonoma, Inc. (WSM)12 +362.5 −2.0Momentum 54th → 46th
Garmin (GRMN)25 −358.7 −1.0Volume and participation 49th → 65th
Wayfair (W)2658.2 −0.6Volume and participation 68th → 56th
MARRIOTT VACATIONS WORLDWIDE CORP (VAC)28 +157.9 −0.5Momentum 71st → 66th
Aramark (ARMK)29 +657.8 +0.9Volume and participation 49th → 70th
Best Buy (BBY)40 −955.2 −2.3Momentum 54th → 46th
ABERCROMBIE AND FITCH CLASS A (ANF)42 −255.1 −0.8Setup 37th → 34th

At the edge

Knocking

  • COVISTA INC (CVSA) scores 13.7 above the lowest member — the sector cap, not the score, is what is keeping it out
  • URBAN OUTFITTERS INC (URBN) scores 13.3 above the lowest member — the sector cap, not the score, is what is keeping it out

Closest to the exit

Ranked against 183 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.

−1.1% since the previous session (2026-08-27), against −0.2% for SPY — 0.9 points behind the benchmark. Tracked since 2026-08-18.

+2.4% since 2026-08-18, against +0.2% for SPY — 2.1 points ahead of the benchmark. Tracked since 2026-08-18.

Both curves are total return through 28 Aug 2026: a distribution buys more of the company that paid it, on the benchmark as much as on the list.

Since start
+2.4%
SPY +0.2% · +2.1 points
1 week
+1.5%
SPY +0.5% · +1.1 points

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