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#1 BE leads with +605% 2025 YTD

BE (Bloom Energy Corporation) is the best performing stock in 2025 year-to-date. Following are ZEPP (+584%) and BW (+582%). Top performing sectors: Industrials (+223% avg, 4 in top 10), Basic Materials (+213% avg, 4 in top 10), Technology (+211% avg, 1 in top 10).

Top Performing Stocks 2025 - Year-to-Date Gainers Ranked

Discover the best stocks of 2025 ranked by year-to-date performance. This ranking tracks YTD gains from January 1st, 2025 to today, featuring stocks with market caps over $100 million on Nasdaq and NYSE.

This ranking shows the best performing stocks of 2025, calculated from January 1st to the most recent trading day. Using split-adjusted data ensures accurate performance calculations that account for stock splits and corporate actions.

Year-to-date performance helps investors identify stocks that have been outperforming the market in the current year, revealing trends and momentum that may continue through the rest of 2025.

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Rank
Symbol
Company Name
YTD Gain
Market Cap
Price
Country
Sector
1
605.09%
15.75 B
$ 67.29
United States
Industrials
2
583.97%
718.55 M
$ 50.01
Netherlands
Technology
3
582.08%
249.71 M
$ 2.47
United States
Industrials
4
554.91%
2.98 B
$ 9.67
United States
Industrials
5
381.51%
5.08 B
$ 10.39
Canada
Basic Materials
6
364.83%
33.09 B
$ 65.55
United States
Basic Materials
7
338.81%
1.02 B
$ 8.14
United States
Industrials
8
335.16%
6.18 B
$ 8.74
South Africa
Basic Materials
9
322.62%
1.42 B
$ 37.86
Singapore
Consumer Cyclical
10
313.69%
7.47 B
$ 11.15
United States
Basic Materials
11
312.72%
18.73 B
$ 132.5
United States
Technology
12
308.96%
6.35 B
$ 11.05
Canada
Basic Materials
13
283.23%
9.88 B
$ 15.37
United States
Basic Materials
14
280.73%
1.79 B
$ 69.18
Canada
Financial Services
15
276.61%
1.97 B
$ 22.86
South Africa
Basic Materials
16
275.9%
11.16 B
$ 63.03
United States
Basic Materials
17
273.17%
768.29 M
$ 40.71
United States
Financial Services
18
272.15%
2.01 B
$ 17.46
Canada
Basic Materials
19
264.42%
327.58 M
$ 27.52
United States
Energy
20
263.3%
34.03 B
$ 38.02
South Africa
Basic Materials
21
243.83%
28.35 B
$ 23.26
Canada
Basic Materials
22
233.81%
26.99 B
$ 764.91
United States
Industrials
23
228.69%
1.86 B
$ 9.17
Canada
Basic Materials
24
225.12%
5.12 B
$ 20.18
Peru
Basic Materials
25
223.3%
3.21 B
$ 232.59
United States
Industrials
26
212.71%
747.21 M
$ 13.81
Canada
Basic Materials
27
211.1%
87.49 B
$ 79.65
United States
Basic Materials
28
210.56%
294.17 M
$ 1.88
United States
Technology
29
210.5%
1.78 B
$ 6.13
Canada
Basic Materials
30
210.08%
64.65 B
$ 75.47
United States
Technology
31
205.09%
3.32 B
$ 62.89
United States
Industrials
32
203.55%
2.79 B
$ 21.25
United States
Consumer Cyclical
33
200.46%
11.80 B
$ 79.97
United States
Utilities
34
197.83%
1.77 B
$ 7.45
United States
Healthcare
35
197.66%
1.71 B
$ 33.74
United States
Energy
36
194.06%
10.47 B
$ 75.98
United States
Industrials
37
191.42%
5.37 B
$ 13.57
Canada
Basic Materials
38
190.79%
28.27 B
$ 245.74
Canada
Technology
39
189.95%
1.90 B
$ 18.62
Canada
Basic Materials
40
189.42%
15.54 B
$ 36.82
Canada
Basic Materials
41
188.12%
1.19 B
$ 7.3
United States
Consumer Cyclical
42
183.85%
77.23 B
$ 153.73
Canada
Basic Materials
43
181.13%
1.49 B
$ 9.6
United States
Healthcare
44
179.4%
2.05 B
$ 56.96
United States
Communication Services
45
175.31%
742.15 M
$ 3.13
Canada
Basic Materials
46
173.25%
16.13 B
$ 103.51
United States
Technology
47
172.2%
123.88 M
$ 29.79
United States
Financial Services
48
170.31%
2.59 B
$ 8.43
Canada
Basic Materials
49
170%
120.33 M
$ 7.06
United States
Healthcare
50
169.78%
13.83 B
$ 32.9
Canada
Basic Materials
51
167.54%
26.66 B
$ 35.05
Luxembourg
Basic Materials
52
165.39%
5.62 B
$ 27.67
Canada
Basic Materials
53
165.2%
3.32 B
$ 46.78
Singapore
Utilities
54
165.15%
688.94 M
$ 39.07
United States
Consumer Cyclical
55
165.11%
48.74 B
$ 107.37
Canada
Basic Materials
56
159.42%
149.59 B
$ 10.08
Spain
Financial Services
57
158.79%
2.09 B
$ 14.98
France
Basic Materials
58
157.78%
964.04 M
$ 9.35
United States
Consumer Defensive
59
157.63%
17.63 B
$ 13.73
South Korea
Utilities
60
156.83%
5.96 B
$ 28.87
Canada
Basic Materials
61
155.87%
12.94 B
$ 362.16
Cayman Islands
Technology
62
152.83%
2.46 B
$ 7.33
United Kingdom
Real Estate
63
148.21%
172.63 B
$ 634.15
United States
Industrials
64
139.2%
348.41 M
$ 5.75
United States
Energy
65
139.08%
22.24 B
$ 106.87
United States
Consumer Cyclical
66
139.03%
9.62 B
$ 15.32
South Africa
Basic Materials
67
136.86%
37.08 B
$ 612.86
United States
Technology
68
136.16%
6.75 B
$ 35.89
Canada
Basic Materials
69
135.5%
926.55 M
$ 28.78
Greece
Industrials
70
134.83%
12.12 B
$ 243.18
United States
Industrials
71
134.76%
74.26 B
$ 184.21
United States
Industrials
72
134.04%
1.72 B
$ 28.67
United States
Energy
73
132.95%
10.83 B
$ 276.07
United States
Industrials
74
132.35%
110.01 B
$ 19.11
Spain
Financial Services
75
131.18%
643.74 M
$ 4.83
United States
Industrials
76
130.71%
1.75 B
$ 16.93
Canada
Basic Materials
77
130.69%
740.70 M
$ 23.88
United States
Financial Services
78
130.52%
34.78 B
$ 79.89
Canada
Energy
79
128.95%
13.53 B
$ 55.3
South Korea
Financial Services
80
128.57%
744.07 M
$ 5.82
United States
Energy
81
127.32%
616.73 M
$ 17.39
United States
Industrials
82
126.67%
692.43 M
$ 3.27
Bermuda
Energy
83
124.07%
10.10 B
$ 20.94
Brazil
Communication Services
84
123.84%
771.24 M
$ 18.5
United States
Basic Materials
85
122.2%
1.28 B
$ 10.49
Canada
Energy
86
120.73%
16.56 B
$ 40.3
United States
Energy
87
120.56%
24.16 B
$ 11.11
Taiwan
Technology
88
119.3%
1.39 B
$ 93.22
United States
Industrials
89
119.06%
987.13 M
$ 12.24
United States
Industrials
90
119.05%
7.49 B
$ 258.83
United States
Industrials
91
117.59%
1.16 B
$ 7.89
United States
Technology
92
117.07%
14.93 B
$ 189.18
United States
Industrials
93
116.27%
38.90 B
$ 201.85
Canada
Basic Materials
94
114.38%
19.92 B
$ 12.43
Brazil
Communication Services
95
113.3%
5.43 B
$ 210.32
United States
Technology
96
112.41%
51.82 B
$ 135.71
United States
Industrials
97
112.02%
1.73 B
$ 48.3
United States
Financial Services
98
112%
374.62 M
$ 3.33
Switzerland
Healthcare
99
109.96%
3.76 B
$ 52.82
Bermuda
Energy
100
109.84%
13.77 B
$ 9.49
Mexico
Basic Materials
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Frequently Asked Questions

Q What is the best stock of 2025?
A

BE (Bloom Energy Corporation) is the best performing stock of 2025 with a year-to-date gain of 605% from January 1st to today. The top 3 stocks of 2025 are BE, ZEPP, BW.

Q What are the top performing stocks in 2025?
A

The top performing stocks in 2025 YTD are: BE (+605%), ZEPP (+584%), BW (+582%), PL (+555%), AG (+382%). Performance is calculated from January 1, 2025 to the most recent trading day.

Q Which stocks have made the most money in 2025?
A

The biggest stock gainers of 2025 include BE leading with +605%, followed by ZEPP (+584%) and BW (+582%). These represent the best investment returns YTD.

Q What sectors are performing best in 2025?
A

In 2025, the best performing sectors based on top stock gains include Industrials, Technology, Basic Materials. The top gainer BE operates in the Industrials sector.

Understanding Year-to-Date Stock Performance

Year-to-date (YTD) performance measures how much a stock's price has changed since January 1st of the current year. This metric is valuable for several reasons:

  • Current Trend Identification: YTD performance reveals which stocks are leading or lagging in the current market cycle, helping identify emerging trends before they become widely recognized.
  • Benchmark Comparison: Compare individual stock performance against market indices like the S&P 500 to assess whether investments are outperforming or underperforming the broader market.
  • Tax Planning: YTD gains and losses are crucial for tax-loss harvesting strategies and estimating potential capital gains tax obligations before year-end.

Factors Driving YTD Performance

Several factors can influence a stock's year-to-date performance:

  • Earnings Reports: Quarterly earnings that beat or miss expectations can significantly impact stock prices throughout the year.
  • Industry Trends: Sector rotation and changing market preferences can drive entire industries higher or lower.
  • Macroeconomic Factors: Interest rates, inflation data, and economic indicators affect stock valuations across the market.
  • Company-Specific News: Product launches, management changes, M&A activity, and regulatory developments can move individual stocks.