Market Coverage
HPSILab Global Stock Market Research
HPSILab covers quantitative stock and options research across five global markets. Options analytics depend on whether the local exchange lists single-stock options — price and momentum analysis is available everywhere.
United States Stock Market
NYSE · NASDAQ
AI-powered quantitative stock and options research covering NYSE and NASDAQ.
Japan Stock Market
JPX (Tokyo Stock Exchange)
AI-powered quantitative stock research covering the Tokyo Stock Exchange (JPX), Asia's largest equity market.
Hong Kong Stock Market
HKEX (Hong Kong Stock Exchange)
AI-powered quantitative stock research covering the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEX), the primary listing venue for mainland China's largest tech and consumer names.
China A-Share Market
Shanghai Stock Exchange · Shenzhen Stock Exchange · STAR Market · ChiNext
AI-powered quantitative stock research covering mainland China's Shanghai, Shenzhen, STAR Market, and ChiNext exchanges.
Singapore Stock Market
SGX (Singapore Exchange)
AI-powered quantitative stock research covering the Singapore Exchange (SGX) and Singapore-linked names.
Investment Themes
Explore US stocks by investment theme
Browse curated groups of companies organized around the trends driving the market - AI, semiconductors, defense, energy, and more.
AI Stocks
AI-linked names now account for a disproportionate share of US large-cap index gains, with capital spending on data centers and accelerators still accelerating.
Companies to watch
Semiconductor Stocks
The chip cycle has historically been one of the most cyclical corners of the market, but AI-driven demand for advanced logic and high-bandwidth memory has extended the current upcycle well beyond prior norms.
Companies to watch
Quantum Computing Stocks
Pure-play quantum names are among the highest-beta, most sentiment-driven stocks in the market, prone to sharp rallies on partnership or milestone news and equally sharp drawdowns when hype cools.
Companies to watch
Defense Stocks
Elevated global defense spending, driven by an unsettled geopolitical environment, has kept order backlogs at major contractors near record levels.
Companies to watch
Nuclear Energy Stocks
Utility-scale data center power-purchase agreements with nuclear operators have become a recurring catalyst for the group, alongside continued policy support for reactor life extensions and new builds.
Companies to watch
Robotics Stocks
Falling sensor and compute costs, paired with AI advances in perception and motion planning, have widened the set of tasks robots can economically automate.
Companies to watch
Cybersecurity Stocks
The industry has consolidated around a smaller number of broad security platforms competing to displace point-solution vendors, alongside AI adding both a new attack surface to defend and new tools to defend it with.
Companies to watch
Cloud Computing Stocks
AI workloads have become the fastest-growing driver of cloud infrastructure revenue, reshaping how the largest cloud providers allocate capital spending.
Companies to watch
Electric Vehicle Stocks
Growth rates across the EV pure-plays have moderated from their earlier hyper-growth phase as the category matures and competition, especially from Chinese manufacturers, intensifies.
Companies to watch
Uranium Stocks
Years of underinvestment in new mine supply, paired with rising reactor demand and Western utilities' push to diversify enrichment away from Russian supply, has tightened the uranium supply-demand balance.
Companies to watch
Pharmaceutical Stocks
Large-cap pharma pairs steady cash flows from established drugs with pipeline bets, while smaller biotechs trade far more on individual trial readouts and approval decisions.
Companies to watch