Asset Outperformer Engine (AOE) - Find Outperforming Assets

The Asset Outperformer Engine identifies assets that consistently outperform benchmark assets across multiple timeframes. Track relative strength across crypto, stocks, ETFs, precious metals, commodities, and mutual funds.

Benchmarks

All assets are compared against a customisable benchmark basket. The default basket is Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Solana (SOL), gold (XAU/USD) and the S&P 500 (SPY); users can build their own basket from any benchmark or universe asset and choose which windows count.

Asset Categories

• Crypto: 3,000+ tokens by market cap
• Stocks: 400+ US equities (S&P 500, NASDAQ 100, sector leaders)
• ETFs & Index Funds: 130+ ETFs across sectors, bonds, and commodities
• Precious Metals: Gold, Silver, Platinum, Palladium
• Commodities: Oil, Natural Gas, Wheat, Corn, Copper, Uranium, Lithium
• Mutual Funds: 20+ index and managed funds

Scoring & Phases

Each asset receives a composite score (0-100) from its outperformance versus the benchmark basket: short term (1D and 7D), medium term (30D), long term (1Y) and consistency. Assets are classified into market phases: Phase A (early recovery), Phase B (confirmed uptrend), Phase C (strong outperformer), Accumulation (sideways), or Distribution (losing momentum).

Top Outperforming Assets

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Asset Outperformer Engine?

The AOE identifies assets that consistently outperform a benchmark basket you can customise (the default basket is BTC, ETH, SOL, gold and the S&P 500) across multiple timeframes. It scans 3,000+ crypto tokens, 400+ stocks, ETFs, precious metals, commodities, and mutual funds to find the strongest relative performers.

How does the scoring system work?

Each asset receives a composite score (0-100) from its outperformance versus the benchmark basket: short term (1D and 7D, up to 3 points of 10), medium term (30D, up to 3 points), long term (1Y, up to 2 points) and consistency (the share of benchmark-window checks it wins, up to 2 points). Assets are classified into market phases: Phase A (early recovery), Phase B (confirmed uptrend), Phase C (strong outperformer), Accumulation, or Distribution.

What benchmarks does the AOE compare against?

Every asset is compared against a benchmark basket. The default basket is Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Solana (SOL), gold (XAU/USD) and the S&P 500 (SPY) with equal weights; signed-in users can build their own basket from any benchmark or universe asset, choose which windows count and save it as their default. The #OUT column shows how many benchmark-timeframe combinations (basket members x 1D, 7D and 30D) each asset outperforms.

How often is the data updated?

Crypto is priced from live market data and refreshed with every scan, at least once a day. Stocks, ETFs, mutual funds, FX pairs, commodities and precious metals are measured on each market's daily closing prices, collected once a day after the US close (around 22:30 UTC), and the board is rebuilt as soon as they arrive. Every row shows the date of the close it uses; a row whose close is older than its market's latest session is marked, and a benchmark that is behind is left out of the comparisons until it catches up.

Can I filter meme coins and stablecoins?

Yes. The AOE includes an ML-powered asset classifier that identifies meme coins and stablecoins. By default, both are excluded from results. You can toggle them on/off in the advanced filters panel.