AI-Stock Invest updates 1033 ratings and 1185 preset entries — screener digest, week to October 25, 2026

The week in brief

AI-Stock Invest processed 1185 preset entries and exits across 7 presets compared with 2026-10-19. The rating log shows 1033 instruments with changes, including 391 balanced score increases and 235 decreases. Additionally, 910 instruments were newly rated during the period from 2026-10-19 to 2026-10-25. These updates correspond to the scored universe status as of 2026-10-26.

Screener presets

The Value preset now lists 553 members, up from 363, with 208 entries and 18 exits. Quality added 170 members to reach 506, while Dividend growth grew to 517 members with 125 entries. High yield, Dividend Safety ≥ 60 includes 77 members after 24 entries. Momentum expanded to 669 members with 264 entries, and Low volatility lists 721 members after 224 entries. EU-buyable ETFs remain unchanged at 155 members.

Rating changes

Among the largest balanced score increases, Eli Lilly & Co moved from 6 to 7, and AMD from 5 to 6. Palantir Technologies rose from 3 to 4, while Procter & Gamble increased from 7 to 8. In the largest decreases, JPMorgan fell from 8 to 7, as did ASML Holding N.V. and Bank of America Corp. RTX Corporation dropped from 7 to 6.

Red flags

During the week from 2026-10-19 to 2026-10-25, 1 instrument received an Accounting red flag. Soft flags were added for 8 instruments with Dividend cut risk, 4 with Earnings quality, 3 with Dividend outgrows earnings, 2 with Low liquidity, and 2 with Possible value trap. Removals included 14 Yield trap flags, 5 NAV erosion flags, 14 Earnings quality flags, 9 Dividend cut risk flags, 6 Payout above earnings flags, and 4 Low liquidity flags.

Model portfolios

Seven model portfolios rebalanced this week. The Europe value and quality model swapped 8 holdings, adding RIO and RACE while removing LOGI and FTI. High income with trap control added 8 instruments like CMCSA and removed 8 such as DDS. US dividend growth added JOE and removed NFG. Quality and momentum (US-listed) and Undervalued dividend payers (US-listed) presented their first compositions, adding instruments like RNG and ES respectively.

How to read this digest

Screener presets apply published rules uniformly to the scored universe. Entries and exits occur when an instrument no longer meets the rule or carries a hard red flag. Smart Scores compare instruments to peers on value, quality, trend, stability, and dividend safety. All score and flag changes are logged with their first publication time. This digest is general information, not investment advice.