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#1 ZEPP leads with +396% February 2021

ZEPP (Zepp Health Corporation) is the best performing stock in February 2021. Following are AWP (+203%) and TTI (+69%). Top performing sectors: Technology (+115% avg, 2 in top 10), Financial Services (+53% avg, 1 in top 10), Basic Materials (+41% avg, 1 in top 10).

Top Stock Gainers February 2021 - Monthly Performance Ranked

Discover the best stocks of February 2021 ranked by monthly performance. Find out which public companies delivered the highest returns this month, with market caps over $100 million on Nasdaq and NYSE.
2021

This ranking shows the best performing stocks during February 2021, calculated from the first to the last trading day of the month. Using split-adjusted data ensures accurate performance calculations.

Monthly performance rankings help identify short-term momentum and sector rotation patterns that may not be visible in longer timeframes. These rapid movers often present opportunities for traders and momentum investors.

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Data as of March 13, 2026 at 4:22 PM EDT

Rank
Symbol
Company Name
Feb Gain
Market Cap
Price
Country
Sector
1
395.73%
718.55 M
$ 50.01
Netherlands
Technology
2
203.32%
351.91 M
$ 4.06
United Kingdom
Financial Services
3
68.92%
643.74 M
$ 4.83
United States
Industrials
4
66.86%
3.31 B
$ 28.65
United States
Energy
5
62.13%
2.76 B
$ 50.18
United States
Consumer Cyclical
6
61.92%
710.21 M
$ 16.98
United States
Basic Materials
7
60.07%
73.77 B
$ 135.7
United States
Technology
8
60.07%
1.45 B
$ 12.52
United States
Energy
9
57.68%
3.13 B
$ 27.19
United States
Energy
10
56.15%
161.06 M
$ 3.98
United States
Energy
11
55.56%
1.83 B
$ 2.38
Canada
Energy
12
54.71%
580.55 M
$ 14.2
China
Financial Services
13
50.61%
4.11 B
$ 63.2
United States
Consumer Cyclical
14
49.65%
619.47 M
$ 42.5
Bermuda
Energy
15
49.28%
3.04 B
$ 32.85
United States
Energy
16
47.88%
1.74 B
$ 94.8
Greece
Industrials
17
46.71%
2.09 B
$ 62.21
United States
Industrials
18
46.67%
11.17 B
$ 13.95
United States
Energy
19
46.4%
1.63 B
$ 13.54
Israel
Industrials
20
45.22%
1.95 B
$ 7.71
China
Financial Services
21
44.36%
431.86 M
$ 13.73
United States
Industrials
22
44.26%
327.58 M
$ 27.52
United States
Energy
23
44.14%
2.04 B
$ 21.55
United States
Technology
24
43.94%
914.38 M
$ 86.51
United States
Basic Materials
25
43.75%
163.42 M
$ 17.37
United States
Financial Services
26
43.53%
362.92 M
$ 2.1
United States
Financial Services
27
42.93%
2.98 B
$ 63.93
United States
Financial Services
28
42.61%
417.03 M
$ 4
United States
Energy
29
42.29%
44.03 B
$ 32.47
United States
Consumer Cyclical
30
41.86%
95.13 B
$ 350.23
United States
Consumer Cyclical
31
41.75%
458.39 M
$ 4.48
Monaco
Industrials
32
41.38%
878.71 M
$ 3.07
Bermuda
Energy
33
40.91%
506.32 M
$ 4.87
United States
Energy
34
39.73%
10.89 B
$ 42.37
United States
Energy
35
39.03%
1.69 B
$ 36.99
United States
Financial Services
36
38.85%
1.14 B
$ 7.42
Canada
Energy
37
38.83%
36.87 B
$ 29.51
United States
Consumer Cyclical
38
38.46%
173.46 M
$ 6.43
United States
Industrials
39
37.88%
1.54 B
$ 55.9
United States
Technology
40
36.88%
48.96 B
$ 157.59
United States
Energy
41
36.48%
9.68 B
$ 51.72
United States
Energy
42
36.43%
4.60 B
$ 24.13
United States
Energy
43
36.33%
229.91 M
$ 3
United States
Real Estate
44
36.29%
862.34 M
$ 26.08
United States
Industrials
45
36.26%
2.48 B
$ 24.76
United States
Energy
46
35.9%
648.56 M
$ 16.76
United States
Energy
47
35.89%
11.16 B
$ 63.03
United States
Basic Materials
48
35.65%
518.44 M
$ 6
China
Financial Services
49
35.09%
827.38 M
$ 1.73
United States
Energy
50
34.96%
3.69 B
$ 25.83
United States
Energy
51
34.91%
26.18 B
$ 496.79
United States
Technology
52
34.4%
999.76 M
$ 5.05
United States
Communication Services
53
34.24%
2.94 B
$ 117.48
United States
Financial Services
54
33.91%
303.43 M
$ 15
55
33.85%
1.49 B
$ 14.69
United States
Real Estate
56
33.61%
296.84 M
$ 1.94
Canada
Basic Materials
57
33.36%
291.20 M
$ 23.2
United States
Consumer Cyclical
58
33.16%
1.71 B
$ 33.74
United States
Energy
59
33.12%
750.28 M
$ 21.15
United States
Communication Services
60
32.93%
10.82 B
$ 58.8
Brazil
Industrials
61
32.68%
18.78 B
$ 36.03
Luxembourg
Energy
62
32.66%
258.11 M
$ 1.74
United States
Energy
63
32.38%
21.58 B
$ 938.99
United States
Energy
64
32.31%
22.24 B
$ 106.87
United States
Consumer Cyclical
65
32.26%
1.35 B
$ 56.82
United States
Financial Services
66
32.08%
762.96 M
$ 17.76
United States
Industrials
67
31.96%
12.18 B
$ 26.94
United States
Consumer Cyclical
68
31.53%
40.37 B
$ 174.06
United States
Communication Services
69
31.51%
1.22 B
$ 23.8
United States
Financial Services
70
31.5%
1.06 B
$ 30
United States
Industrials
71
31.42%
2.40 B
$ 12
United States
Real Estate
72
31.42%
286.34 M
$ 23.39
United States
Energy
73
31.41%
2.75 B
$ 79.45
United States
Consumer Cyclical
74
31.4%
4.29 B
$ 129.19
United States
Industrials
75
31.39%
13.92 B
$ 145.82
United States
Consumer Cyclical
76
31.06%
439.98 M
$ 5.13
United States
Communication Services
77
30.58%
3.96 B
$ 51.76
United States
Energy
78
30.58%
5.75 B
$ 27.87
United States
Consumer Cyclical
79
30.51%
45.30 B
$ 46.02
United States
Energy
80
30.46%
1.28 B
$ 10.49
Canada
Energy
81
30.45%
8.36 B
$ 32.29
United States
Basic Materials
82
30.43%
1.72 B
$ 28.67
United States
Energy
83
30.34%
3.20 B
$ 31.82
United States
Energy
84
30.33%
7.36 B
$ 63.86
United States
Industrials
85
30.32%
2.80 B
$ 19.77
United States
Real Estate
86
30.24%
6.05 B
$ 48.59
United States
Energy
87
30.19%
985.10 M
$ 74.58
United States
Consumer Cyclical
88
30.11%
12.12 B
$ 243.18
United States
Industrials
89
30.07%
18.60 B
$ 24.37
United States
Energy
90
30.02%
9.89 B
$ 89.63
United States
Financial Services
91
29.78%
16.66 B
$ 31.72
United States
Industrials
92
29.77%
5.01 B
$ 8.85
United States
Consumer Cyclical
93
29.75%
393.46 M
$ 13.49
Canada
Energy
94
29.63%
2.02 B
$ 26.01
United States
Industrials
95
29.51%
348.41 M
$ 5.75
United States
Energy
96
29.49%
1.42 B
$ 14.63
Canada
Consumer Cyclical
97
29.25%
2.66 B
$ 27.55
Canada
Industrials
98
29.11%
9.62 B
$ 35.34
United States
Consumer Cyclical
99
28.81%
2.51 B
$ 25.76
United States
Energy
100
28.8%
1.03 B
$ 4.65
United States
Energy
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Frequently Asked Questions

Q What is the best stock of February 2021?
A

ZEPP (Zepp Health Corporation) was the best performing stock in February 2021 with a gain of 396%. Top performers this month include ZEPP, AWP, TTI.

Q What stocks gained the most in February 2021?
A

The biggest gainers in February 2021 were: ZEPP (+396%), AWP (+203%), TTI (+69%), PBF (+67%), prks (+62%). These monthly rankings show which stocks had the strongest short-term momentum.

Q Which sectors performed best in February 2021?
A

The top performing sectors in February 2021 included Technology, Financial Services, Industrials, based on the stocks with highest monthly gains. ZEPP led the Technology sector.

Q How is monthly stock performance calculated?
A

Monthly stock performance is calculated by comparing the closing price on the last trading day of the month to the opening price on the first trading day. Split-adjusted prices ensure accuracy.

Understanding Monthly Stock Performance

Monthly performance rankings reveal short-term momentum patterns and help identify stocks experiencing rapid price movements:

  • Momentum Trading: Stocks showing strong monthly performance often continue their trend into subsequent months, making this data valuable for momentum-based strategies.
  • Sector Rotation: Monthly rankings can reveal which sectors are gaining favor with investors, signaling potential rotation opportunities.
  • Event-Driven Moves: Earnings releases, product launches, and regulatory approvals often create significant monthly price movements.

Using Monthly Data Effectively

  • Combine Timeframes: Compare monthly gainers with 52-week and YTD performance to identify stocks with both short and long-term momentum.
  • Research the Catalyst: Investigate why top monthly performers moved significantly - understanding the cause helps assess sustainability.
  • Watch for Reversals: Extreme monthly gains sometimes precede corrections, so consider risk management when chasing recent performers.