Investment Manager Powered by an Artificial MachineIM-AAM ranks US stocks from the NYSE and Nasdaq with AI models. Filter the list by sector to research oil, renewable energy, real estate, defense, bank, pharma, EV, telecom and more.
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Open the Position Trader list, click Apply Filters, then pick a sector in the Sector column. The list updates straight away.
Each type of stock people search for sits inside one sector. Pick that sector in the filter, then compare the stocks in it.
Sector filter: Energy
Oil and gas producers, refiners and uranium companies are listed under Energy.
Sector filter: Utilities
Power and water utilities, including renewable and green energy producers, are listed under Utilities.
Sector filter: Technology
Software, semiconductors, AI, cybersecurity and solar equipment companies are listed under Technology.
Sector filter: Healthcare
Drug makers, hospitals and medical care companies are listed under Healthcare.
Sector filter: Financial Services
Banks and other financial companies are listed under Financial Services.
Sector filter: Real Estate
REITs and property companies are listed under Real Estate.
Sector filter: Industrials
Aerospace and defense, engineering and construction companies are listed under Industrials.
Sector filter: Consumer Defensive
Food, beverage, beer, wine and spirits companies are listed under Consumer Defensive.
Sector filter: Consumer Cyclical
Electric vehicle and other car makers are listed under Consumer Cyclical.
Sector filter: Basic Materials
Gold and metal miners, chemicals and other commodity producers are listed under Basic Materials.
Sector filter: Communication Services
Telecom carriers and other communication companies are listed under Communication Services.
The filter works by sector, not by industry, so there is no hospital-only or solar-only filter. A company is listed under the sector shown in its Sector column.
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Narrow the AI-ranked list to one or more sectors with the filter in the Sector column.
Compare the Technical and Fundamental Analysis Scores and the DCF valuation label of the stocks in that sector.
Each stock shows its market cap size and its exchange (NYSE or Nasdaq) next to its sector.
Use the Position, Swing or Daily Trader list depending on how long you plan to hold.
Register or continue as a guest, then open Position Trader in the menu.
Filter icons appear in the column headers of the list.
Click the filter icon in the Sector column and tick the sector you want. Tick more than one to combine them.
Compare their analysis scores, valuation label and rating, then do your own research before you trade with your broker.
Open the Position Trader list, click Apply Filters, then use the filter in the Sector column to keep only the sector you want, such as Energy, Technology or Healthcare.
Oil and uranium companies are in Energy, AI, tech, cybersecurity and solar companies in Technology, banks in Financial Services, pharma and hospitals in Healthcare, and EV makers in Consumer Cyclical. The guide above lists every one.
No. The filter works by sector, so hospital stocks are found with the Healthcare filter together with other healthcare companies. You can then compare the stocks in that sector.
No. IM-AAM provides AI-generated stock recommendations and research for informational purposes only. They are general information and not personalized investment advice, and you place any trades with your own broker.
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