By the StockSemáforo model · Updated September 12, 2026
Consumer ranges from staples (food, household) to discretionary (luxury, leisure, autos). Staples give stability because they're bought in any cycle; discretionary offers more growth but suffers more in downturns. In both, brand strength is decisive.
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UBER
91
quality /100
Uber runs the world's largest mobility (rides) and food-delivery (Uber Eats) platform.
See full analysis →ABNB
90
quality /100
Airbnb invented a category: turning any house in the world into lodging.
See full analysis →ROST
89
quality /100
Ross Stores is the hidden-treasure store: brand-name clothing and home goods at closeout prices, bought as other retailers' excess.
See full analysis →GME
89
quality /100
GameStop is the largest video-game retail chain, a business in structural decline as gaming goes digital.
See full analysis →87
quality /100
TJX is the world leader in 'off-price' retail: chains like TJ Maxx, Marshalls and HomeGoods that sell branded clothing and home goods at deep discounts.
See full analysis →CMG
85
quality /100
Chipotle is the Mexican-American fast-food chain that redefined 'fast casual': food perceived as fresh, served fast, at a premium price.
See full analysis →LULU
85
quality /100
Lululemon turned yoga wear into a global premium brand and created the 'athleisure' category.
See full analysis →ULTA
84
quality /100
Ulta Beauty is America's beauty department store: luxury and drugstore makeup, skincare and hair salons under one roof, plus a loyalty program a large share of the country's women belong to.
See full analysis →83
quality /100
Coca-Cola is the world's largest beverage company.
See full analysis →MELI
83
quality /100
MercadoLibre is Latin America's Amazon and PayPal in a single company: the region's largest e-commerce operation plus Mercado Pago, the fintech banking millions the banks never served.
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Data: official SEC filings (EDGAR) · Recomputed on September 12, 2026
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