Historical Stock Analysis
KNZ Charts provides historical statistical analysis for selected U.S.-listed stocks. The platform combines multi-period price data with the proprietary KNZ Score, a statistical indicator developed to measure relative strength and weakness in historical stock-price behavior.
The current coverage includes approximately 110 U.S.-listed stocks, with historical data spanning more than 20 years where available. Rather than attempting to predict a specific future price, KNZ Charts uses historical observations to identify how a stock has behaved across different time horizons.
Current Market Signals
The tables below show the stocks with the strongest and weakest current KNZ Scores within the KNZ Charts coverage universe. The values are calculated from historical market data and are intended to provide a statistical perspective on recent and longer-term price behavior.
These are the five stocks with the highest KNZ Scores among the securities currently covered. A higher positive score indicates stronger relative historical behavior according to the KNZ methodology. It should not be interpreted as a guarantee of future returns.
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These are the five stocks with the lowest KNZ Scores among the securities currently covered. A negative score indicates weaker relative historical behavior according to the KNZ methodology. It does not by itself predict that a stock will decline in the future.
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Our Methodology
The KNZ Score is a proprietary statistical indicator based on historical stock-price behavior. Its purpose is to summarize different aspects of historical relative strength into a single score that can be used to compare stocks within the KNZ Charts coverage universe.
The methodology starts with historical price observations for each stock. KNZ Charts uses a long historical perspective, with more than 20 years of data available for the analysis where historical records permit.
Stock behavior is evaluated across multiple horizons, including approximately 1, 7, 30, 120 and 360 trading-day periods. This allows short-term movements to be considered alongside medium- and long-term historical behavior.
The resulting information is used to evaluate the relative strength or weakness of each stock's historical price behavior. The KNZ Score provides a standardized way to compare the current statistical characteristics of different securities.
Positive KNZ Scores indicate stronger relative historical behavior according to the methodology. Higher values represent stronger statistical characteristics compared with lower-scoring stocks.
A score close to zero indicates that the stock's measured characteristics are closer to the middle of the relative scale used by the KNZ methodology.
Negative KNZ Scores indicate weaker relative historical behavior according to the methodology. A negative score does not automatically mean that the stock will decline in the future.
Looking at only one return period can provide an incomplete picture of a stock's historical behavior. KNZ Charts therefore presents several time horizons so users can distinguish recent movements from broader historical trends.
Very short-term price movement.
Short-term price behavior.
Approximately one month of market behavior.
Medium-term historical behavior.
Longer-term historical perspective.
Important Information
Important: Historical patterns can change, and past market behavior does not guarantee future results. KNZ Charts provides statistical information for research and educational purposes and should not be considered financial advice.
Using the Platform
KNZ Charts is designed to make historical stock behavior easier to explore and compare. Users can start with the overall market table and then investigate individual securities in more detail.
Review the current KNZ Scores and historical return measures for the stocks included in the KNZ Charts coverage universe.
View US Stocks →Select different securities and compare their historical behavior across multiple time periods using the comparison dashboard.
Compare Stocks →Learn more about the KNZ Score, its historical basis, different time horizons and the limitations of statistical analysis.
KNZ Score Methodology →Explore KNZ Charts
Explore data for approximately 110 selected U.S.-listed stocks, including KNZ Score and multi-period historical returns.
Compare selected tickers and examine their historical performance across multiple time periods.
Learn about KNZ Charts, its coverage, purpose and approach to historical statistical analysis.
Read the detailed explanation of the KNZ Score methodology and how to interpret the indicator.
KNZ Charts is built around the idea that historical market data can provide useful information about how securities have behaved under different market conditions. The KNZ Score summarizes historical statistical characteristics to make relative comparisons easier.
However, financial markets are dynamic. Historical relationships can change, and statistical patterns observed in the past may not continue in the future. For this reason, KNZ Charts should be considered a research and educational resource rather than a prediction engine or personalized investment recommendation.
