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Top 5 Database stocks of 2017

The 5 highest-rated Database stocks entering 2017, with dated fundamentals and 2017 performance. NexusTrade AI stock ratings through 2016-12-31.

As of 2026-10-13T08:48:19.549Z

Ratings through
2016-12-31
Companies scored
19
Median score
3.5 / 5
Report dates
2016-10-07 to 2016-12-31
List status
Historical year cutoff
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The podium

The ring number is the fundamental score from each company's latest AI report on or before the cutoff.

The scores

Bars show the fundamental score out of 5 for the leading 5 companies; 19 total companies hold a rating in this cohort.

Fundamental scoreHighest ratedGOOGL+4.8 / 5AKAM+4 / 5AMZN+4 / 5CSGP+4 / 5FDS+4 / 5
GOOGLAKAMAMZNCSGPFDS

Fundamentals at the cutoff

Dated market observations pinned to 2016-12-30 — the same SEC daily dataset the company pages use, frozen on the day this list was set.

How these stocks traded

Historical cumulative return since January 1, 2017 for the podium companies against the S&P 500. This selection uses reports through 2016-12-31; the chart describes past prices and is not a strategy backtest.

Cumulative return in 2017896.6-33.52017-01-032026-10-12
GOOGL 2026-10-12
773.06
AKAM 2026-10-12
50.44
AMZN 2026-10-12
588.71
SPY 2026-10-12
245.45
GOOGLAKAMAMZNSPYHistorical simulation

The whole field

Every fundamental score available through 2016-12-31 for this industry, including the full selection behind the list above.

Companies at each scoreScore level2.5+6 companies3.0+1 companies3.5+3 companies4.0+8 companies5.0+1 companies
2.53.03.54.05.0

How this list is built

Scores are NexusTrade AI fundamental-report ratings on a 1–5 scale: the latest report published on or before 2016-12-31 for every currently tracked company in this selection. Industry membership reflects each company's current products-and-revenue classification, not a historical snapshot; equal scores are ordered alphabetically.

Fundamentals are dated SEC market observations frozen at publication. The current-year list can be republished as new reports arrive; past-year lists keep their original year-end cutoff.

A rating summarizes a filed report; it does not predict a stock's return. Framing: the 5 highest-rated database stocks entering 2017.

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