SLD 0.42 ▲0.00% MBG 0.21 ▲0.00% FDC 3.93 ▼-0.76% LF1 1.87 ▼-2.12% LGF 2.38 ▲0.86% DN1 98.00 ▼-0.17% WMX 1.58 ▼-2.46% RG8 2.52 ▲0.40% CTS 0.89 ▲2.89% TET 0.42 ▲1.20% MRE 1.68 ▲0.00% BST 0.27 ▲3.85% EFR 0.01 ▲0.00% RIV 1.20 ▼-0.42% KIT 1.80 ▲0.56% EMUCA 0.89 RF1 3.38 ▲0.00% AIX 9.00 ▲0.22% SLD 0.42 ▲0.00% MBG 0.21 ▲0.00% FDC 3.93 ▼-0.76% LF1 1.87 ▼-2.12% LGF 2.38 ▲0.86% DN1 98.00 ▼-0.17% WMX 1.58 ▼-2.46% RG8 2.52 ▲0.40% CTS 0.89 ▲2.89% TET 0.42 ▲1.20% MRE 1.68 ▲0.00% BST 0.27 ▲3.85% EFR 0.01 ▲0.00% RIV 1.20 ▼-0.42% KIT 1.80 ▲0.56% EMUCA 0.89 RF1 3.38 ▲0.00% AIX 9.00 ▲0.22%

Overall Score ASX 200

One 0–100 number per stock, blending fundamental quality (40%), technical trend state (25%), the scorecard's propensity to beat peers (20%) and a risk penalty (15%). Every component is normalised before blending, and missing components are dropped with the remaining weights renormalised.

Whole market ASX 200 only
Ringfenced to the ASX 200. Membership is approximated by the top 200 ASX stocks by market capitalisation — the official index uses free-float market cap with liquidity screens and rebalances quarterly, so names at the boundary will differ. The score itself is unchanged — ringfencing alters the population a stock is ranked against, the leaderboard and the backtest universe.
Scores as at 2 Oct 2026 across 200 stocks (ASX 200).
DDR — Dicker Data Limited Technology
Overall score
75.0
grade B
Rank
#14
of 200
Quality (40%)
52.2
Technical (25%)
99.1
Propensity (20%)
92.3
Risk (15%)
72.7

Composite score tracked through time. History accrues from the day this feature was first run, so early charts are short — the score is designed to be watched, not back-fitted.

How the score was built

Technical detail

1-year return 100.0
6-month return 100.0
vs 50-day average 97.8
vs 200-day average 100.0
position in 1y range 96.6

Risk detail (higher = safer)

beta (nearer 1 better) 74.4
volatility (lower better) 60.9
1-day VaR (smaller better) 85.4
max drawdown (shallower better) 75.8
Value at Risk & tail measures
EVT 99% daily VaR
8.76%
≈ $876 on $10,000
Gaussian 99% VaR
5.1%
true tail is 1.72× worse
Expected shortfall (99%) 11.35%
Historical 95% VaR (1-day) -3.02%
Tail index ξ 0.014
Annualised volatility 36.5%
Beta vs ASX 200 0.69
Max drawdown (1y) -22.1%
Half-Kelly cap 7.2%
Top 25 by overall score — ASX 200
#TickerCompany OverallQual TechProp Risk
1 ANN Ansell Limited 84.5 72 97 100 78
2 CDA Codan Limited 83.8 77 99 98 57
3 NWH NRW Holdings Limited 81.0 75 93 87 69
4 TEA Tasmea Limited 80.2 70 99 95 55
5 SFR Sandfire Resources Limited 79.4 86 78 92 49
6 SRG SRG Global Limited 79.4 74 93 84 67
7 PYC PYC Therapeutics Limited 78.6 70 94 100 49
8 PRU Perseus Mining Limited 78.3 85 75 87 54
9 EMR Emerald Resources NL 77.5 89 70 100 30
10 ORE Orezone Gold Corporation 76.8 85 98 — 19
11 MAH Macmahon Holdings Limited 76.6 71 81 100 54
12 ALK Alkane Resources Ltd 75.9 74 86 98 36
13 BHP BHP Group Limited 75.4 68 68 100 74
14 DDR Dicker Data Limited 75.0 52 99 92 73
15 PAF Pan African Resources PLC 74.8 89 61 — 60
16 OBM Ora Banda Mining Limited 74.7 90 65 100 16
17 ATM PT Antam (Persero) Tbk 74.5 83 76 62 67
18 VAU Vault Minerals Limited 74.3 82 73 95 28
19 MI6 Minerals 260 Limited 74.2 77 87 100 13
20 S32 South32 Limited 74.2 67 72 98 66
21 LSF L1 Long Short Fund Limited 73.8 73 69 76 82
22 PDI PDI Gold Limited 71.3 63 99 92 19
23 GNP GenusPlus Group Ltd 70.7 73 78 62 65
24 GMD Genesis Minerals Limited 69.7 88 54 87 24
25 MND Monadelphous Group Limited 69.6 69 65 70 78
Does the score actually work?
DecileObs Avg 63d return MedianWin rate
1 top 308 2.29% 0.95% 53.2%
2 323 3.44% 0.0% 49.5%
3 312 3.74% 2.05% 54.2%
4 325 5.12% 2.9% 57.5%
5 321 2.48% 0.51% 51.1%
6 315 7.77% 2.46% 56.8%
7 322 4.47% 0.53% 50.3%
8 315 3.0% 0.41% 50.8%
9 320 7.36% 3.35% 58.1%
10 bottom 330 7.79% 1.83% 53.3%

Top minus bottom decile: -5.5% over 63 days, across 22 rebalance dates and 148 stocks.

Each date is ranked only against itself, so this is point-in-time by construction. Important limitation: Price-based components only — see docstring. Fundamentals get restated and the scorecard is fitted on the full sample, so neither can be honestly reconstructed for past dates. Treat this as evidence about the price-based half of the score; the full score has to prove itself going forward, which is what the tracked history above is for.