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At UVstocks.io, our team continues to refine how we collect, clean, combine and analyze stock data. We’re always improving our algorithms and ensuring data integrity across the metrics we publish. But we’re also mindful that what matters most is performance, not just accuracy for its own sake, but proof that our data creates consistent value for investors. Over the past several weeks, we’ve been analyzing our datasets to validate the degree of value we’re bringing to both retail investors and the institutional firms evaluating our work.


Each day and every Friday, UVstocks Premium subscribers receive S&P 500-focused data on what Wall Street’s biggest analysts are buying and which stocks are the most undervalued along with their respective fundamental metrics. It turns out that’s all you would have needed to beat the market from September 25, 2024 to September 24, 2025.


We ran a simulation using only the same data our Premium members already receive each week. The daily screener emails and the Friday Excel report together include everything needed to evaluate both analyst consensus and undervalued fundamentals. The deeper value metrics such as PEG come from that Friday report. No hidden variables. No fancy models. Just the UVstocks.io data stream that connects institutional sentiment with disciplined valuation.


Each Friday we looked at the top analyst buy ratings gathered from across major financial news outlets including the Wall Street Journal, Barron’s, MarketWatch, and CNN Business. These names often represent the market’s favorites, typically large caps such as NVIDIA (NVDA), Amazon (AMZN), and Microsoft (MSFT).


We then paired those with our CSR undervalued picks, the same stocks featured at the bottom of our daily screener emails. 


From that list, we identified the five companies with the lowest PEG ratios each week using data from the Friday report. These were the stocks offering the most growth for the least price, following the Growth at a Reasonable Price (GARP) approach made popular by Peter Lynch.


The result was a blend of 10 stocks. Five momentum driven names from the Wall Street consensus and five disciplined undervalued names from UVstocks.io. Each received equal weight and the portfolio was rebalanced every Friday.


After a full year the numbers spoke clearly. A $10,000 investment grew to $12,186, a gain of +21.86% compared to about +17% for SPY (S&P 500 ETF) over the same period.


This wasn’t luck or hindsight bias. It was clean, consistent data working as intended. 


By fusing consensus and conviction, the portfolio reflected two sides of investor psychology. The comfort of widely followed names balanced by the patience of undervalued, diversified growth across sectors. One captures momentum while the other enforces discipline. Together they show that what UVstocks.io delivers daily and each week isn’t just information, but insight that can be acted upon.


This isn’t a trading recommendation. It’s a reminder that data driven consistency often outperforms emotion. The same insights our Premium members already receive, including consensus ratings, undervaluation signals and PEG metrics, were enough to build a repeatable approach that’s quietly outperforming the market.


As we move through the rest of 2025, we’ll keep checking in on how this strategy performs in real time to see whether it continues to outperform SPY by year end. The goal isn’t just to measure returns. It’s to measure progress, refinement and proof that disciplined data can keep leading the way.


“You can’t do the same thing others do and expect to outperform.” — Howard Marks



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P.S. I'm sharing some investment information, but it's important to remember that what I'm providing is for informational purposes only and should not be construed as financial advice.


Happy Investing,

John


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