Q3 2025 Stock Performance Review

By Steve Reitmeister, Editor-in-Chief, WallStreetZen
October 4, 2025 10:38 AM UTC
Q3 2025 Stock Performance Review

We have enjoyed six straight months of a non-stop bull rally since the scary April lows. 

It is fair to say that most of you are enjoying these gains as well given the +8.11% tally for the S&P 500 in Q3, and now up +15.19% on the year. 

For as good as that is, those investors leaning on the Zen Ratings are finding even more upside in our A rated Strong Buy stocks:

+17.96% in Q3 (July thru September)

+25.05% year to date

Gladly WallStreetZen has no shortage of ways to dig into these top stocks. One of the easiest paths is going directly to the daily updated list of All “A” Rated Stocks > 

Today that screen shows 210 stocks. 

That is great news for those who enjoy the process to narrow down to the handful that end up in their portfolio. 

That is bad news for everyone else who finds that to be a time consuming headache. 

If you are in the latter camp…then there is an easy solution: Zen Strategies. 

In total we have created 11 different stock selection strategies. 

Each featuring the top 7 stocks. Each featuring market beating performance. 

Let’s drill into that recent performance to appreciate why Zen Strategies has become our fastest growing service:

Best Performing Strategies Q3-25

+29.29% Small Caps

+25.69% Momentum

+20.10% Stocks Under $10

Looking back the past year, we still find the small cap strategy leading the pack, but two other strategies emerge as top contenders:

+82.12% Small Caps

+73.47% AI Factor

+38.92% Value

Please feel free to click on any of the links above to explore the complete performance details for these strategies going back more than 20 years. 

However, the list of the top 7 stocks for each is only shared with members of Zen Strategies. 

The best way to learn about the full benefits of the service, and how to get daily access to these top picks, is to watch this vital presentation below. 

77 Best Stocks NOW! >

For everyone else, I hope you are taking advantage of the Zen Ratings on our site. 

At a minimum you should be reviewing the ratings for your current stocks on our quote pages to eliminate the D and F positions that are like ticking time bombs in your portfolio. 

Then use the abundant resources on WallStreetZen.com to find more A rated stocks to add to your portfolio. 

As they say… out with the bad, in with the good. 

And for those who want the very best way to leverage the Zen Ratings to beat the market…please consider watching this presentation today:

77 Best Stocks NOW! >

Wishing you a world of investment success!

Steve Reitmeister…but everyone calls me Reity (pronounced “Righty”)

Editor-in-Chief of WallStreetZen

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