Portfolio AI Score Leaderboard

443 real member portfolios, ranked 0–100 and re-ranked every day. Add five holdings and yours is rated free.

Real member portfolios ranked by the AltIndex AI Score, refreshed daily, last updated September 8, 2026. 443 members on the board and counting. Every portfolio gets one number: a value-weighted average of the AltIndex AI Score of its holdings, on the familiar 0–100 scale. Each row shows a signature of what that member holds and opens their profile card.

Rank Member Portfolio AI Score Scored holdings

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Most-held stocks across the top-ranked portfolios

Rank is one signal; overlap is another. These are the tickers that show up most often across the highest-scoring portfolios on the board — what members with strong signal behind their holdings are actually holding, not what a model portfolio says they should. The list is rebuilt daily alongside the ranking.

Company % of portfolios AI Score
NVIDIA
NVDA
64% 81
TSMC
TSM
40% 82
Nebius
NBIS
40% 79
Micron Technology
MU
30% 68
Constellation Energy
CEG
28% 79
Marvell Technology
MRVL
28% 69
Rocket Lab
RKLB
22% 64
Granite Construction
GVA
18% 85
Vertiv
VRT
16% 71
Amazon
AMZN
16% 54

Across the 50 highest-scoring portfolios on the board, updated September 8, 2026.

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Real stock portfolio examples, not model portfolios

Most “stock portfolio examples” you’ll find online are hypothetical — an allocation table someone drew up to illustrate a point. Every portfolio on this board belongs to a real person putting real money behind it, and you can open any row to see the tickers in it.

That makes the board useful in two directions. Browsing it shows you what a high-signal portfolio actually looks like: how concentrated it is, how many holdings it carries, which sectors keep recurring near the top. Comparing it to your own shows you where your holdings sit on the same 0–100 scale the rest of the board is measured on.

How the Portfolio AI Score is calculated

AltIndex assigns every stock an AI Score: a 0–100 composite of 10,000+ alternative-data and financial signals, refreshed daily. A member’s Portfolio AI Score is the value-weighted average of those scores across their holdings — bigger positions count for more, and only AI-scored holdings enter the math. Once a day the board recomputes every score and re-ranks from scratch, so a strong portfolio can climb overnight.

What the board publishes about you

Members with five or more holdings are ranked automatically, under a handle and avatar generated for them. You can rename yourself, change your avatar, or leave the board entirely from your leaderboard settings, and leaving sticks: once you have left, you are not put back on unless you rejoin.

The board publishes your handle, your avatar and the tickers you hold. It does not publish how many shares you own, what any position is worth, what your portfolio is worth, your real name, or your email. Members who leave the board keep a rank but show no handle and no tickers.

Not investment advice. Tickers shown are positions members chose for themselves, not recommendations by AltIndex, and a Portfolio AI Score is a measure of signal strength rather than a forecast of returns. Do your own research before acting on anything you see here.


FAQ - Portfolio Leaderboard

It’s the AltIndex AI Score of a member’s whole portfolio: a value-weighted average of the AI Scores of the stocks they hold, on the same 0–100 scale used across AltIndex. Bigger positions count for more, and only holdings that AltIndex scores participate in the math.

Create a free AltIndex account and add at least five holdings. Your Portfolio AI Score is calculated on the spot — a single 0–100 number, plus the AI Score behind each stock you hold — and you join the ranking at the next daily update. There’s no cost and no card.

The most-held stocks across the top of the board are listed above, rebuilt daily. High overlap means several strong-signal portfolios independently arrived at the same ticker; it does not mean the stock is a buy. Open the ticker page for the signals behind the score.

It’s a real one, which is rarer than it sounds — but no, not to copy. The AI Score measures signal strength behind holdings, not returns, and the board publishes no position sizes, so you can see what a member holds but not how much of it. Use it to see what strong-signal portfolios look like, then do your own research.

Create a free AltIndex account and add at least five holdings. You are placed on the board automatically at the next daily update, under a handle and avatar we generate for you. Nothing else is required.

Yes. Open your leaderboard settings to rename yourself or pick a different avatar at any time. The generated handle is a starting point, not a fixed label.

Public: your handle, your avatar, and the tickers you hold. Private: how many shares you own, what your position or portfolio is worth, your real name, and your email. The board never shows a size or a dollar figure.

Use your leaderboard settings to leave at any time. Your handle, avatar and tickers stop being shown, and your portfolio drops back to an anonymous row while it still qualifies. Once you have left, you are not put back on the board unless you rejoin.

Once a day. Every member’s Portfolio AI Score is recomputed from the latest AI Scores of their holdings, and the board re-ranks from scratch, so a strong portfolio can climb overnight.

No. The AI Score measures the strength of alternative-data and financial signals behind each holding. It is information, not investment advice, and the tickers shown are positions members chose for themselves. Use the board as a discovery surface, then do your own research.

A portfolio’s score is averaged only over holdings AltIndex scores. A high score across 15 scored stocks reflects broader signal strength than the same score on a single stock, so the column is shown for context.