Every Saturday morning
Undervalued.
Not unloved.
Every Saturday we scan the S&P 500, NASDAQ 100, and Dow, about 500 large-cap stocks, for the few sitting near a 52-week low with fundamentals still intact. You get the shortlist scored on value, momentum, and safety. Three-minute read, once a week. Plus a research page for every name, and position tracking with alerts.
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Saturday shortlist · Aug 29
3 of 14Marker shows price vs the 52-week range (low → high). The tickers are for members: all 14 names, scores, and breakdowns go out Saturday morning. Subscribe. Not financial advice.
~500
Large-cap stocks scanned weekly
3-factor
Value · momentum · safety
Saturday
In your inbox, weekly
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What's inside each report
The shortlist, not the firehose.
A scored ranking
Each name scored 0-100 on value, momentum, and safety. No gut calls, just the math, ranked.
Catalyst timing
Earnings, ex-dividend, and analyst dates mapped to the window that matters.
52-week-low focus
Only large-cap stocks trading within ~10% of their 52-week low with fundamentals still intact.
Risk, up front
Debt/equity, earnings consistency, current ratio. Know the downside before the upside.
Three-minute read
A clean ranked table and catalyst calendar. No noise, no 40-tab spreadsheet.
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No lock-in, no annual trap. $19 a month, managed from your account.
Why we built it
The oldest idea in investing: a good company at a fair price.
The investors who lasted were not chasing the loudest story. Benjamin Graham, Warren Buffett, and Peter Lynch built their records on quality businesses bought for less than they were worth, and on the patience to wait for the price. Graham called the gap between price and worth a margin of safety. It is the principle Buffett is known for: a strong business at a fair price is the better bargain, not a weak one going cheap.
BlueChip52 is that discipline, run every Saturday without the guesswork. We screen the S&P 500, NASDAQ 100, and Dow for large-cap stocks that have sold off toward their 52-week low, then keep only the ones whose value, margins, and balance sheet still hold up. No meme tickers, no hot takes, no story stocks. Just quality that happens to be marked down, scored and ranked for you.
The tradition we screen by
Margin of safety
Benjamin GrahamA cushion between price and worth, so a pick is not valued for perfection.
Quality first
Warren BuffettA sound business at a fair price outranks a weak one going cheap.
Know what you own
Peter LynchUnderstandable, durable businesses over exciting stories.
We are not affiliated with any of them. We just think they were right.
How it works
Scan. Score. Deliver. Track.
Saturday scan
The scanner runs the S&P 500, NASDAQ 100, and Dow every Saturday morning, pulling live fundamentals and prices.
Score & rank
Each name is scored on proximity to its 52-week low, value (P/E, P/B, growth), and safety (D/E, earnings consistency).
In your inbox
The top-ranked names arrive in a clean, scannable email before the market opens Monday.
Track and watch
Every name gets a research page. Track the positions you take, stocks or options, and BlueChip52 watches your stops, targets, earnings and ex-dividend dates.
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One plan, everything included
Institutional-quality screening, without the institutional fee.
- The weekly scored shortlist
- Catalyst calendar & risk scores
- Your account & billing portal
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Questions, answered.
What is BlueChip52?
BlueChip52 is a weekly stock newsletter. Every Saturday it screens the S&P 500, NASDAQ 100, and Dow for large-cap stocks trading near their 52-week low with sound fundamentals, scores each one 0-100 on value, momentum, and safety, and emails members the ranked shortlist. Every pick lands on a transparent public track record.
Which stocks does BlueChip52 cover?
About 500 large-cap names: every stock in the S&P 500, NASDAQ 100, and Dow Jones Industrial Average. If a blue-chip stock is trading near its 52-week low, the Saturday scan catches it.
What is a blue chip stock?
Blue chip is an informal term for a large, established company with a long record of stable earnings, usually a household name you already know. The phrase traces to a Dow Jones employee in 1923, borrowed from the highest-value chip in poker. No regulator maintains an official list, so in practice it means the biggest and most durable names in the market. The 30 companies in the Dow Jones Industrial Average are the closest thing to a standard set.
Are all the stocks BlueChip52 screens blue chip?
Not under the strictest reading, and we would rather say so. All three indexes we screen are large-cap by design, but they differ from each other. The Dow's 30 companies are blue chip by any definition. The NASDAQ 100 holds large companies that skew toward growth, some without the long dividend history the term usually implies. The S&P 500 sets a size floor for new entrants but does not remove a company the moment it slips below, so its smallest members can drift into mid-cap size between rebalances. BlueChip52 screens index membership and fundamentals. Market cap is shown on each stock page as context, but it is not a scoring input.
What do I get besides the weekly email?
A research page for every stock we publish: price history, where it sits in its 52-week range, the company, its sector, recent news, analyst and insider context, and the score with the reasoning behind it. A dashboard with index and sector moves, market headlines, and the week's high-impact economic events. And position tracking for the names you choose to follow, stocks or options, with alerts when one approaches a stop or target you set, or when earnings or an ex-dividend date is coming. The Saturday email is the product; the rest is what you do with it.
Is this financial advice?
No. BlueChip52 is an informational screening tool, not investment advice. Always do your own research; see our disclaimer.
Why stocks near a 52-week low?
Quality large-cap stocks temporarily out of favor can offer asymmetric upside. We surface them, map any upcoming catalysts for context, and you decide.
Is BlueChip52 value investing?
In spirit, yes. The screen grows out of the value investing tradition of Benjamin Graham, Warren Buffett, and Peter Lynch: quality companies trading for less than they look worth, with a margin of safety in the fundamentals. We apply that idea to large-cap stocks in the S&P 500, NASDAQ 100, and Dow every Saturday, scored and ranked. It is a screening tool, not investment advice.
When do reports arrive?
Every Saturday morning, so you have the weekend to research before markets open Monday.
How do I cancel?
One click from your account: it opens the Stripe billing portal. No emails, no hoops. You keep access through the period you paid for.
What if it turns out not to be for me?
Email support within 14 days of your first payment and we refund it in full, no questions asked. One guarantee per subscriber, first payment only; after that, cancel anytime and keep access through your paid period. Details in the Terms.