29 May 2026 — Monthly Convergence Report
Every month, our analytical process screens 5,075 tickers across 17 exchanges through multiple independent lenses. Value. Quality. Ethics. Risk-adjusted momentum. Market phase. When every lens converges on the same name, that is a signal worth paying attention to. This month, 25 names passed everything. Here they are.
DATA CONFIDENCE: HIGH — All 25 names meet our data confidence threshold
Every month, 5,075 tickers go through multiple completely independent analytical processes. Each process is looking for something different. When the same name shows up across multiple processes simultaneously — that’s the signal worth paying attention to.
This month, 25 names passed. That’s 0.5% of the universe. Not 0.5% because we set an arbitrary cut-off — 0.5% because the conditions to pass multiple independent screens at once are genuinely rare. What you’re looking at in this report isn’t a “top stocks” list. It’s the result of multi-factor convergence: value, quality, ethics, momentum, and risk-adjusted performance all pointing in the same direction, on the same names, at the same time.
Let me walk you through exactly how we got here, what the 25 are, and — crucially — why some names that look brilliant on paper didn’t make it.
The Four Lenses
How we screen 5,075 names
We screen 5,075 tickers through multiple independent analytical lenses. When every lens agrees on the same name, that’s convergence. These 25 names are where everything lines up. Each lens operates entirely independently — a name doesn’t appear in the Titan 25 because it was good in one dimension, it appears because separate processes, run blind to each other, converged on it.
Opportunity 50
CHEAP & GOOD
Our value and quality screen. It finds companies trading below where their fundamentals suggest they should be — businesses with strong balance sheets, consistent earnings, and room for re-rating. Think of this as the value screen with a quality filter bolted on. The top 50 names from across the entire 5,075-ticker universe.
Ethical 500
CLEAN
The top 500 names by ethical compliance across our screener’s criteria. This isn’t about ESG marketing — it’s about exclusions that matter and governance practices that hold up. A name either passes or it doesn’t. If it fails here, it cannot appear in the Titan 25, regardless of how attractive it looks financially.
Tech 100
QUALITY IN TECH
The top 100 names across technology and communications by our analytical process. A specialist screen that looks at this sector with more granularity than the broad universe lens. It catches quality tech names that might not surface in a value-weighted screen, but which have the operational quality to justify their multiples.
Titan Conviction
MOMENTUM + RISK CONTROL
This is the momentum layer with a hard risk gate. Both risk-adjusted quality and drawdown management quality must clear our conviction thresholds. What this screen finds are names that are moving in a controlled way. Together, these measures identify names where the market is already pricing in improvement, and the ride up isn’t chaotic.
The Selection Rule
The Titan 25
Full list, ranked by convergence
5 Screens — Appear in Every Single Screen
These two names passed all five screens simultaneously. Value says they’re attractive. Ethics says they’re clean. The specialist tech screen rates them as quality. And the conviction gate confirms the market is moving with them in a controlled fashion. When everything lines up on the same name, that’s not luck — that’s convergence.
| Rank | Ticker | Company | Sector | P/E | Mkt Cap | Country | Screens | Signal |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Top Tier — Maximum Convergence (All Screens) | ||||||||
| 01 | SNDK | Sandisk | Technology | 48.4 | $210B | US | 5 | MARKUP |
| 02 | MU | Micron Technology | Technology | 35.1 | $840B | US | 5 | MARKUP |
| High Conviction — 4 Screens | ||||||||
| 03 | ASM | Avino Silver & Gold | Materials | 42.1 | $1B | Canada | 4 | DIST. |
| 04 | IAG | IAMGOLD | Materials | 9.7 | $10B | Canada | 4 | MARKUP |
| 05 | CSCO | Cisco Systems | Technology | 39.2 | $464B | US | 4 | MARKUP |
| 06 | 005930.KS | Samsung Electronics | Technology | — | $1.8T | Korea | 4 | MARKUP |
| 07 | JBL | Jabil | Technology | 46.3 | $36B | US | 4 | MARKUP |
| Value + Quality — 3 Screens (Opp50 + Eth500 + Tech100) | ||||||||
| 08 | FSLR | First Solar | Clean Energy | 15.2 | $25B | US | 3 | — |
| 09 | DLO | DLocal | Fintech | 18.1 | $3B | Uruguay | 3 | — |
| 10 | ADBE | Adobe | Technology | 14.4 | $100B | US | 3 | — |
| 11 | KYIV | Kyivstar | Telecoms | 23.5 | $3B | UAE | 3 | — |
| 12 | META | Meta Platforms | Technology | 22.5 | $1.6T | US | 3 | — |
| 13 | PTC | PTC Inc | Technology | 13.7 | $16B | US | 3 | — |
| 14 | DOX | Amdocs | Technology | 12.2 | $7B | US | 3 | — |
| 15 | INTU | Intuit | Technology | 25.8 | $110B | US | 3 | — |
| 16 | NVDA | Nvidia | Technology | 47.1 | $5.6T | US | 3 | — |
| 17 | CTSH | Cognizant | Technology | 10.1 | $22B | US | 3 | — |
| Momentum + Quality — 3 Screens (Conviction Signals Active) | ||||||||
| 18 | PAF.L | Pan African Resources | Materials / Gold | — | $2.7B | S. Africa | 3 | MARKUP |
| 19 | FPS | Forgent Power | Energy | — | $14B | US | 3 | MARKUP |
| 20 | LGN | Legence | Industrials | — | $14B | US | 3 | MARKUP |
| 21 | CIEN | Ciena | Technology | — | $79B | US | 3 | MARKUP |
| 22 | GLW | Corning | Materials / Tech | — | $169B | US | 3 | MARKUP |
| 23 | ETON | Eton Pharmaceuticals | Healthcare | — | $815M | US | 3 | MARKUP |
| 24 | WELL | Welltower | Real Estate (REIT) | — | $152B | US | 3 | MARKUP |
| 25 | Q | Qnity Electronics | Technology | — | $33B | US | 3 | MARKUP |
Market Consensus vs Our View
How does the Street see the same names we selected through multi-factor convergence?
| Ticker | Our Score | Street Rating | Avg Target | Upside | Alignment |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SNDK | 75 | Buy (18/22) | $1,460–$1,676 | 46% upside | ALIGNED |
| MU | 74 | Strong Buy (30) | $674 | Strong consensus | ALIGNED |
| FSLR | 73 | Buy (26) | $238–$277 | Targets being cut (tariff risk) | DIVERGENT |
| META | 69 | Strong Buy (61/78) | $827–$856 | 30% upside | ALIGNED |
| NVDA | 66 | Buy (37) | $305 | 40% upside | ALIGNED |
| CSCO | 58 | Buy (26) | $125 | UBS raised on AI | ALIGNED |
| DLO | 72 | Strong Buy (8/10) | $17 | 49% upside | ALIGNED |
| ADBE | 71 | Hold (cautious) | $327–$344 | 36% upside | DIVERGENT |
| IAG | 66 | Buy (9/12) | $15–$27 | Wide range, gold-sensitive | ALIGNED |
7 out of 9 top names have Buy or Strong Buy from Wall Street. The two divergences (ADBE and FSLR) are where our multi-factor approach sees value that single-factor analysis misses. Time will tell which view is correct — and we will track it.
Why the Best-Looking Names Didn’t Make It
The educational moment in this report
This is the section most people miss, and it’s arguably the most important one. Some of the highest-rated names in our value-and-quality screen are not in the Titan 25. Let me show you exactly why, because it tells you something real about how markets work.
Three names that looked brilliant — and why they’re sitting this one out
Newmont Corporation — Top-ranked in Opportunity 50
P/E: 14.2
Newmont sits at the very top of the value screen. By every fundamental measure, this is a cheap, quality business. The problem? Not a single conviction signal. The risk-adjusted quality doesn’t meet our conviction threshold. The drawdown management profile doesn’t clear our bar either. The value thesis is excellent. The market simply isn’t acting on it yet. Newmont will probably get there — but the Titan 25 requires both the thesis AND the market beginning to agree. Right now, we have one without the other.
Texas Pacific Land — High in Opportunity 50
High quality, compelling thesis on land and royalty income. Same story as Newmont — the fundamentals are there, the market phase confirmation is not there yet. TPL is the kind of name that ends up in the Titan 25 when the cycle rotates toward it. Today, it hasn’t rotated yet.
Expand Energy — Strong in Opportunity 50
This one carries an additional concern: without momentum confirmation alongside the value reading, energy names like EXE carry value-trap risk. It looks cheap for a reason — the market is seeing something that the value screen doesn’t fully capture. The conviction gate exists precisely to filter these situations out.
The Opportunity 50 says “this should go up.” The Titan 25 says “this should go up AND the market is beginning to agree.” The gap between those two statements is where the real edge lives.
Portfolio Characteristics
What the Titan 25 looks like as a whole
14 / 56%
3 / 12%
2 / 8%
1 / 4%
1 / 4%
4 / 16%
The tech concentration here isn’t a design decision — it’s what the data produces when you run quality screens across a universe dominated by profitable tech businesses. The Titan 25 this month leans toward growth-at-a-reasonable-price rather than deep value. Deep value names (your Newmonts, your Texas Pacifics) are sitting just outside the door, waiting for the market phase to shift toward them. When it does, next month’s list could look quite different.
What This Means For You
How to use the Titan 25
The Titan 25 is not a buy list. It is a filtered universe. There’s an important difference. A buy list implies you should go out and buy all of these. What the Titan 25 actually gives you is something more useful: a starting point where the heavy lifting of screening has already been done.
The Titan 25 runs on a monthly cycle. The next rebalancing will show which names have entered, which have exited, and — importantly — which near-misses have finally crossed the threshold. If you want to track this between updates, our four analytical lenses run on the same underlying 5,075-ticker universe and are updated more frequently. The 25 represents only the point of maximum agreement between them.
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