This weekly stock market recap Buydy view closes Sep 7 to Sep 11, 2026 with 5 heatmap highlights and 43 index signals. The goal is a calmer research queue, not a prediction about next week.
Week in brief
On the heatmap, BOUV.OL, OTL.OL, A1IV34.SA, 0225.KLSE stood out as quality-decliner names worth a second pass. They were not selected because they fell the most, but because the selloff appeared beside stronger peer-relative metrics.
What stood out
On the index side, S&P 500, Dow Jones Industrial Average, NASDAQ Composite, CAC 40 (price) crossed monitored levels. That gives the week a macro backdrop before any single company gets reviewed.
How to use Buydy this week
Start with the indexes page for market tone, then use the heatmap to find names where price weakness and peer-relative quality sit together. Keep the shortlist small, open only the company pages that deserve real work, and treat every signal as research context.
Heatmap snapshot
How to read this
- These are large-cap stocks that fell recently but still rank well versus peers in their sector.
- Green cells mean stronger than peers; red means weaker. Gray is neutral or inconclusive.
- Score is a peer-relative quality score — not a buy or sell recommendation.
Quality decliners worth a look
Friday, September 11, 2026
Today's top 5 large-cap decliners — price down in at least one period (1W–1Y), ranked by sector percentiles across metrics ≤1Y.
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Technology
Price trend: 1Y: -19.1%
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Dividend Yield (TTM)
0%
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3M Dividend Yield
92%
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6M Dividend Yield
94%
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3M Dividend Growth
98%
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6M Dividend Growth
100%
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1Y Dividend Growth
8%
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D/E Ratio
0%
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D/E Change 3M
0%
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D/E Change 6M
0%
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D/E Change 1Y
0%
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Net Debt/EBITDA
52%
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Net Debt/EBITDA Change 3M
28%
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Net Debt/EBITDA Change 6M
0%
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Net Debt/EBITDA Change 1Y
25%
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EBITDA
52%
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EBITDA Growth 3M
68%
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EBITDA Growth 6M
75%
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EBITDA Growth 1Y
26%
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Net Debt
52%
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Net Debt Change 3M
7%
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Net Debt Change 6M
0%
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Net Debt Change 1Y
40%
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P/E (TTM)
18%
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P/E (1M)
83%
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P/E (3M)
44%
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P/E (6M)
17%
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P/E (1Y)
9%
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DCF Upside %
61%
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Peter Lynch Upside %
70%
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Energy
Price trend: 3M: -16.3%
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Dividend Yield (TTM)
0%
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3M Dividend Yield
56%
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6M Dividend Yield
70%
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3M Dividend Growth
45%
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6M Dividend Growth
27%
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1Y Dividend Growth
59%
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D/E Ratio
0%
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D/E Change 3M
0%
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D/E Change 6M
0%
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D/E Change 1Y
0%
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Net Debt/EBITDA
18%
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Net Debt/EBITDA Change 3M
0%
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Net Debt/EBITDA Change 6M
0%
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Net Debt/EBITDA Change 1Y
0%
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EBITDA
33%
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EBITDA Growth 3M
25%
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EBITDA Growth 6M
62%
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EBITDA Growth 1Y
38%
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Net Debt
33%
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Net Debt Change 3M
0%
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Net Debt Change 6M
0%
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Net Debt Change 1Y
0%
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P/E (TTM)
22%
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P/E (1M)
56%
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P/E (3M)
12%
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P/E (6M)
31%
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P/E (1Y)
28%
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DCF Upside %
0%
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Peter Lynch Upside %
70%
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Real Estate
Price trend: 1Y: -39.5%
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Dividend Yield (TTM)
0%
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3M Dividend Yield
95%
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6M Dividend Yield
96%
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3M Dividend Growth
100%
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6M Dividend Growth
100%
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1Y Dividend Growth
100%
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D/E Ratio
92%
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D/E Change 3M
0%
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D/E Change 6M
0%
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D/E Change 1Y
0%
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Net Debt/EBITDA
66%
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Net Debt/EBITDA Change 3M
12%
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Net Debt/EBITDA Change 6M
10%
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Net Debt/EBITDA Change 1Y
51%
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EBITDA
8%
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EBITDA Growth 3M
0%
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EBITDA Growth 6M
0%
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EBITDA Growth 1Y
0%
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Net Debt
59%
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Net Debt Change 3M
18%
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Net Debt Change 6M
5%
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Net Debt Change 1Y
5%
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P/E (TTM)
1%
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P/E (1M)
4%
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P/E (3M)
17%
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P/E (6M)
14%
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P/E (1Y)
7%
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DCF Upside %
0%
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Peter Lynch Upside %
99%
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Industrials
Price trend: 1M: -5.2%
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Dividend Yield (TTM)
0%
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3M Dividend Yield
37%
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6M Dividend Yield
32%
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3M Dividend Growth
23%
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6M Dividend Growth
100%
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1Y Dividend Growth
100%
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D/E Ratio
31%
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D/E Change 3M
0%
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D/E Change 6M
0%
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D/E Change 1Y
13%
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Net Debt/EBITDA
65%
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Net Debt/EBITDA Change 3M
0%
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Net Debt/EBITDA Change 6M
0%
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Net Debt/EBITDA Change 1Y
0%
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EBITDA
28%
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EBITDA Growth 3M
59%
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EBITDA Growth 6M
71%
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EBITDA Growth 1Y
93%
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Net Debt
67%
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Net Debt Change 3M
0%
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Net Debt Change 6M
0%
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Net Debt Change 1Y
0%
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P/E (TTM)
42%
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P/E (1M)
32%
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P/E (3M)
88%
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P/E (6M)
59%
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P/E (1Y)
89%
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DCF Upside %
46%
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Peter Lynch Upside %
72%
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Consumer Defensive
Price trend: 3M: -18.7%
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Dividend Yield (TTM)
43%
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3M Dividend Yield
37%
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6M Dividend Yield
28%
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3M Dividend Growth
11%
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6M Dividend Growth
48%
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1Y Dividend Growth
79%
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D/E Ratio
0%
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D/E Change 3M
64%
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D/E Change 6M
63%
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D/E Change 1Y
64%
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Net Debt/EBITDA
6%
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Net Debt/EBITDA Change 3M
0%
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Net Debt/EBITDA Change 6M
0%
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Net Debt/EBITDA Change 1Y
0%
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EBITDA
58%
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EBITDA Growth 3M
8%
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EBITDA Growth 6M
10%
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EBITDA Growth 1Y
48%
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Net Debt
17%
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Net Debt Change 3M
0%
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Net Debt Change 6M
0%
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Net Debt Change 1Y
0%
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P/E (TTM)
17%
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P/E (1M)
8%
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P/E (3M)
7%
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P/E (6M)
30%
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P/E (1Y)
85%
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DCF Upside %
84%
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Peter Lynch Upside %
76%
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Only large-cap stocks with complete sector data for every metric shown. Score = weighted average of sector percentiles. Symbol links open Buydy; Yahoo links are secondary.
Win (≥70%)
Loss (<60%)
No decision (60–70%)
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Next steps
Use this recap as a starting point: open Buydy pricing, follow the ETF heat map guide, and compare Buydy vs manual research if you still rely on spreadsheets.
