The Department Stores industry includes 52 US-listed stocks with an average AI MoonshotScore of 37/100. Top-scored names: DDS, KSS, DDT.
The Department Stores industry includes 52 US-listed stocks with an average AI MoonshotScore of 37/100. Top-scored names: DDS, KSS, DDT.
Complete list of 52 Department Stores industry stocks with AI-powered MoonshotScore analysis, real-time price data, and institutional-grade market insights.
The Department Stores industry comprises 52 publicly traded companies with a combined market capitalization of $199.4B.
Today's market sentiment for Department Stores stocks is Bearish, with 6 stocks advancing and 16 declining. The average price movement across the industry is -2.55%.
The average AI MoonshotScore across Department Stores stocks is 37/100, reflecting current market conditions. Our proprietary MoonshotScore evaluates each stock across fundamentals, technical indicators, and market sentiment.
How Department Stores companies are distributed across market capitalization tiers.
There are currently 52 publicly traded companies classified under the Department Stores industry. The tracked companies carry a combined market capitalization of $199.4B, with 6 advancing and 16 declining in today's trading.
Based on our AI MoonshotScore analysis, the top-rated Department Stores stocks are DDS, KSS, DDT. Always conduct your own research before investing.
The largest Department Stores companies by market capitalization are AONNF ($23.21B), RYKKY ($14.60B), SVTMF ($12.34B). Across the tracked list, the median market capitalization is $2.0B — a gauge of how top-heavy the industry is beyond its largest names.
The current average MoonshotScore for the Department Stores industry is 37/100. The strongest current score in the industry is 91/100 — each stock is rated across fundamentals, technical indicators, and market sentiment.
Department Stores stocks are tracked against broader market benchmarks. You can compare sector and industry performance on our Market Sectors dashboard.
Stock Expert AI evaluates every publicly traded U.S. stock using the MoonshotScore, a proprietary 0–100 composite rating. U.S.-listed common stocks are scored against their sector peers across five pillars: business quality, financial safety, valuation, growth durability, and momentum. ETFs, OTC names, and foreign listings use a legacy nine-signal quantitative model spanning growth, margins, cash position, insider activity, liquidity, momentum, and news sentiment.
Price data is sourced from Financial Modeling Prep (FMP) with Yahoo Finance as a fallback. Fundamental data comes from SEC filings, FMP, and Alpha Vantage. Sentiment signals are derived from aggregated analyst ratings and news flow. All metrics refresh during market hours; after-hours data reflects the most recent closing values.
Sector and industry classifications follow the Global Industry Classification Standard (GICS), the same taxonomy used by S&P and MSCI. Companies are assigned to one of 11 sectors and further classified into 50+ industries based on their primary revenue source.
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