S&P 500 stocks · updated after every trading day

Daily analysis of S&P 500 stocks, built on observed data

TopStockUS tracks prices, total returns, valuation and risk for S&P 500 companies, with histories going back decades. Fewer stocks, analysed in depth, every day.

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What the app will show

Total return, four ways

Price only (TR0), with dividends reinvested (TR1), adding share buybacks (TR2), and net of new share issuance (TR3). Each one per share and daily.

Valuation

Price-earnings ratio and earnings yield, trailing and indicated dividend yield, and each stock's yield against the 10-year Treasury and the S&P 500.

Risk

Volatility over 1, 3, 6 and 12 months, and beta over 60 months of total returns, shown as a measure of correlated risk relative to the market.

Buybacks and issuance

Daily shares outstanding turned into how much each company returns to, or raises from, its shareholders, alongside its dividends.

The index as a security

The S&P 500 with the same metrics as a stock: price, dividends, yield, PE and total return, for direct comparison.

Charts that compare

Log-scale price, valuation and risk through time, and any two stocks rebased side by side.

Observed data, explained gaps

Figures come from company filings with the SEC and from prices as they traded, with every source recorded. Where a number would mislead, it is left blank and the reason is shown, rather than filled with an estimate.

A company earning a few cents a share can show a price-earnings ratio in the thousands. TopStockUS shows its earnings and earnings yield instead, and says why the ratio is not meaningful.

The rules behind every figure are published. Read the methodology.

Who it is for

Investors and traders who want more than a quote, and academics, journalists, regulators and institutions who need long, consistent daily histories.