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Top 5 Publishing stocks of 2016

The 5 highest-rated Publishing stocks entering 2016, with dated fundamentals and 2016 performance. NexusTrade AI stock ratings through 2015-12-31.

As of 2026-10-13T08:47:03.059Z

Ratings through
2015-12-31
Companies scored
21
Median score
3 / 5
Report dates
2015-10-23 to 2015-12-31
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

Fundamental scoreHighest ratedAAPL+4.5 / 5NXST+4 / 5ZD+4 / 5AMZN+3.5 / 5TSQ+3.5 / 5
AAPLNXSTZDAMZNTSQ

Bars show the fundamental score out of 5 for the leading 5 companies; 21 total companies hold a rating in this cohort.

Fundamentals at the cutoff

Dated market observations pinned to 2015-12-31 — the same SEC daily dataset the company pages use, frozen on the day this list was set.

How these stocks traded

Cumulative return in 20161.2K-67.12016-01-042026-10-12
AAPL 2026-10-12
1,194.62
NXST 2026-10-12
192.92
ZD 2026-10-12
-28.48
SPY 2026-10-12
287.08
AAPLNXSTZDSPYHistorical simulation

Historical cumulative return since January 1, 2016 for the podium companies against the S&P 500. This selection uses reports through 2015-12-31; the chart describes past prices and is not a strategy backtest.

The whole field

Companies at each scoreScore level2.0+4 companies2.5+6 companies3.0+6 companies3.5+2 companies4.0+2 companies4.5+1 companies
2.02.53.03.54.04.5

Every fundamental score available through 2015-12-31 for this industry, including the full selection behind the list above.

How this list is built

Scores are NexusTrade AI fundamental-report ratings on a 1–5 scale: the latest report published on or before 2015-12-31 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 publishing stocks entering 2016.

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