The biggest Quality Score moves, Sep 21 to 25, 2026.

1,277 of the 2,894 stocks Breakaway scores moved 3 points or more between Sep 18, 2026 and Sep 25, 2026. The three biggest each way, with the reason behind each.

Rose and fell the most

Rose the most

3 of 1,277 moves

  • PRTHPriority Technology Holdings2+1416

    PRTH's Quality Score rose 14 points, from 2 to 16. Why, on PRTH's page.

  • APHAmphenol12+921

    APH's Quality Score rose 9 points, from 12 to 21. Why, on APH's page.

  • MGLDThe Marygold Companies0+99

    MGLD's Quality Score rose 9 points, from 0 to 9. Why, on MGLD's page.

Fell the most

3 of 1,277 moves

  • ACAArcosa19-190

    ACA's Quality Score fell 19 points, from 19 to 0. Why, on ACA's page.

  • BOWBowhead Specialty Holdings18-180

    BOW's Quality Score fell 18 points, from 18 to 0. Why, on BOW's page.

  • GSATGlobalstar16-160

    GSAT's Quality Score fell 16 points, from 16 to 0. Why, on GSAT's page.

441 more rose and 830 more fell 3 points or more that week, each with every reason, for Pro members.

Measured between the close of Sep 18, 2026 and the close of Sep 25, 2026, on the 2,894 stocks scored on both days. A move is 3 points or more, or a new band. Past behavior, not a forecast.

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Built Oct 11, 2026. Information, not advice.