MetLife upgraded, Allstate and Amazon shift in Stock Grader ratings update
InvestorPlace reports that ratings for 194 large companies changed this week. MetLife rose to A, Allstate slipped to B and Amazon improved to C.
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what happened
InvestorPlace reports that ratings for 194 large companies changed this week in its My Stock Grader system, with 102 upgrades and 92 downgrades. MetLife (MET) moved from B to A, the top grade on the service's scale. Allstate (ALL) fell from A to B, even though both insurers earn an A on the quantitative measure. The gap comes from fundamentals: MetLife has stronger operating margin, earnings and cash flow growth, while Allstate lags on growth.
Amazon (AMZN) improved from D to C, which places it in the neutral category. Other changes include upgrades for Becton, Dickinson, Keurig Dr Pepper and Marriott, while energy and pipeline names such as ONEOK (OKE) were cut, along with semiconductor stocks including Intel (INTC). Ratings are as of November 11, 2026.
why it matters
The service builds its grades from fundamental factors and data on large investors' buying, so these updates reflect an internal scoring model rather than news about any single business. For traders, the broader picture is that energy and pipeline stocks lost their highest grades while chipmakers moved into the neutral zone.
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- Stock Grader Upgrades & Downgrades: MetLife, Allstate, Amazon — investorplace.com, 11 November 2026 at 17:48 UTC
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