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K Score · US equities

K Score — US - Non Financial

All the major US stock exchanges, up to 4,000 tickers

product_id kscore_us · 3000+ stocks · daily refresh · since 2011-12-30 · 5 data columns · API/CSV

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Overview

K Score is a predictive equity rating powered by machine learning (ML) technologies. Kavout takes in vast and diverse datasets including fundamentals, pricing, technical indicators, and alternative data, and then uses a combination of statistical analysis and ML techniques with ranking algorithms to deliver an actionable equity rating score with values ranging from 1-to-9.

A higher K Score (7-9) assigned to a stock indicates a higher probability of outperformance, whereas a lower K Score (1-3) indicates a lower probability of outperformance in the next month.

Performance Showcase

To test the performance of the K Score, we constructed two portfolios – Top Picks and Bottom Picks. The Top Picks portfolio is comprised all the tradable stock equities on the US stock exchanges with a K Score of 9, while the Bottom Picks portfolio have stocks in K Score of 1.

Data Highlights

  • For quantitative users, overlay K Score as a signal in investment models.
  • Generate new equity long/short ideas that weren't on your radar before, or validate research as a screening parameter.
  • Mitigate risk in portfolio construction by avoiding stocks with low K scores (1-3).

Data

K Score covers all the tradable stock equities on the US stock exchanges, including major securities markets such as NYSE, Nasdaq and Dow Jones Industrial.

On average 3,600 to 3,800 tickers are rated and ranked daily on all the trading days. Investors can look at the historic trends of a company, and evaluate the strength of a company relative to their sector.

Below are the top 10 sector coverage for the US stock market.

Coverage · top 10 sectors

SectorCountTypeStart date
Information Technology551Equities2011-12-30
Consumer Discretionary464Equities2011-12-30
Industrials463Equities2011-12-30
Health Care426Equities2011-12-30
Energy249Equities2011-12-30
Materials190Equities2011-12-30
Financials152Equities2011-12-30
Consumer Staples139Equities2011-12-30
Utilities89Equities2011-12-30
Telecommunication Services62Equities2011-12-30

Delivery & access

K Scores are calculated daily for thousands of stocks around the globe.

Data history goes back to January 2012 (available for back testing).

Data is updated on trading days, and available 3-5 hours before the market opens on the next day.

This data is available via API and CSV download.

Sample data

Documentation

Approach

Harnessing years of historical data and a variety of data sources, Kavout takes in structured and unstructured data including fundamental information, pricing and trading volumes, technical signals, and alternative data, to deliver an actionable and easy-to-use equity rating score from 1 to 9.

The development of K Scores apply the best-of-breed learning algorithms, and encompass methods such as regression, classification, model selection, deep learning and more to produce a rating to rank stocks. Our state-of-the-art machine learning (ML) models identify the intrinsic relationships, uncover the dependency structure and calculates predictive analytics for future performance.

Factors evaluated

Pairing fundamental research with quantitative analysis, our ML model evaluates over 200 factors and signals. Some factor groups include but are not limited to :

  • ·Value, Quality, Growth, Momentum, Profitability, Volatility, Size and more.
  • ·Technical indicators and scores such as MACD, RSI, Z-Score, M-Score and more.
  • ·Price patterns such as chart and candlestick patterns.
  • ·Time series of the features above as well as price-related data.
  • ·Sentiment information such as insider and options trading activities, and text analytics.

Methodology

On any given day, Kavout processes millions of diverse data sets, and runs models encompassing many traditional and advanced financial engineering methods such as regression, classification, deep learning, and reinforcement learning to produce a predictive rating to rank stocks.

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Disclaimer: The information provided here and on kavout.com is for general informational purposes only. It does not constitute investment advice, financial advice, trading advice, or any other sort of advice. Kavout makes no recommendations regarding investment decisions based on this information. You are solely responsible for your investments. Please conduct your own research and consult qualified financial advisors before investing. Past performance does not guarantee future results. © 2026 Kavout. All rights reserved.