Nurbon

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A ranked stock list, every Friday

A machine-learning model scores roughly 1,640 US stocks once a week and publishes the strongest 40. Pick the ones you want, get the exact dollar amount to put in each, and buy them yourself in about three minutes.

No fees, no subscription, nothing to cancel. An email address and a password is all it takes.

Your buy list · $2,500 across 5
1 ARTX Illustrative Holdings $500.00
2 BLDN Example Industries $500.00
3 CRVO Sample Materials $500.00
4 DELM Placeholder Energy $500.00
5 EVRT Demonstration Corp $500.00
Deployed $2,500.00 Left over $0.00

Illustration with invented tickers — not this week's list.

We never ask for your brokerage API key, login, or account access

There is no field for one anywhere on this site, because there is no feature that needs it. You place every order yourself, in your own account, with your own hands.

  • No brokerage connection, and no way to make one
  • No bank details, card, or payment method — the service is free
  • No name, address, phone number, or date of birth
Why we built it that way

Latest list

Week of 2026-07-31

40 names ranked

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How it works

Pick your stocks

Top 10 by default. Swap any you don't want.

Enter your amount

Split evenly, down to the cent. $50 or $50,000.

Buy them yourself

Exact dollar amounts, with step-by-step instructions.

Track performance

Record what you bought and watch how it does.

Fractional shares make this work

Ten stocks used to mean needing enough money to buy a whole share of each. Most brokers now let you buy by dollar amount instead — $12.50 of a $400 stock is perfectly normal. That means the same ten-stock split works with $100 as with $100,000.

Alpaca, Robinhood, Fidelity, Schwab, Public, SoFi, and Interactive Brokers all support this. We flag the occasional name that doesn't and tell you the share count instead.

This is not investment advice, and we are not an investment adviser or broker-dealer. It is a statistical model that can be wrong for long stretches. Concentrating in ten stocks and turning them over weekly is high-variance and, in a taxable account, tax-inefficient. Only invest what you can afford to lose. Full risk disclosure in the Terms.