Advanced Micro Devies Upgraded, Eli Lilly Downgraded: Updated Rankings on Top Blue-Chip Stocks

InvestorPlace analyst Louis Navellier has released updated Stock Grader ratings for 98 blue-chip companies, evaluating each firm based on quantitative institutional buying pressure and fundamental business health metrics. The latest screening adjustments highlight shifts in momentum across major large-cap equities, identifying new opportunities and potential risks for growth portfolios. Among the notable rating revisions, Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) received an upgrade to 'Very Strong' with a Quantitative Grade of A, a Fundamental Grade of B, and a Total Grade of A, reflecting strong institutional accumulation and robust operational performance. Other prominent upgrades included CVS Health, Deere & Company, Halliburton, and J.B. Hunt Transport Services, while several major holdings were downgraded, including pharmaceutical heavyweight Eli Lilly, Broadcom, and Lowe's Companies. These systematic rating changes provide investors with actionable insight into current institutional capital flows across the semiconductor, retail, industrial, and healthcare sectors, signaling shifting investor preferences in the broader market environment.