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Top movers from Brazil and Mexico exchanges

Top Gainers
Top Losers

Discover the positions of some of the world’s most successful investors.

Explore groups of stocks organized by sector and theme to analyze performance and exposure.

Top gainers
Top losers

Highest volume

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Best AI Stocks to Buy

The companies building, powering, and profiting from artificial intelligence. From chipmakers to cloud platforms.

Mexican Stocks vs US Stocks: Which Should You Invest In?

A data-driven comparison of Mexico's biggest companies against their US counterparts. Sector by sector, number by number.

Best Stocks for Retirement

Companies that have increased dividends for 20-60+ years. Build wealth that lasts through any market cycle.

Best blue-chip stocks

US companies worth more than ten billion dollars. The part of the market that moves least.

Best technology stocks

The US technology sector, ordered by size. You probably own a lot of this already without knowing.

Best dividend stocks

US companies paying out more than 3% a year. Money you can spend without selling anything.

Best quality stocks

Large US companies earning more than 15% on their shareholders' money.

Best cash-generating stocks

Large US companies generating more than 5% of their value in cash each year.

Best low-debt stocks

Large US companies owing less than half of what their shareholders put in.

Best value stocks

Large US companies costing between five and twenty times their earnings.

Best performing stocks today

Large US companies ranked by today's move. What the market reacted to, not what is worth buying.

Mexican FIBRAs on the BMV, ordered by distribution yield

FIBRAs are Mexican trusts that buy properties, rent them out and pay most of the profit to their investors. Compare property FIBRAs traded on the BMV, the Mexican stock exchange, by distribution yield.

Mexican companies listed on the BMV

Here you can see the companies in our data whose shares trade mainly on the BMV, the Mexican Stock Exchange. The list starts with the largest company by market capitalisation, which is the share price multiplied by the number of shares.

The largest Brazilian companies by market cap

Here are the 100 largest companies in our data on B3, the stock exchange in São Paulo, ranked by market capitalisation. Market capitalisation, or market cap, is the total value of all of a company's shares.

Chilean companies listed on the Santiago Stock Exchange

See the companies in our data whose shares trade mainly on the Santiago Stock Exchange. They are ordered by market capitalisation, the total value of all of a company's shares, from largest to smallest.

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