In our prior post we looked at the best and worst performing S&P 500 stocks since Election Day 2016.  In this post we’ve broadened our filter and looked at the Russell 3,000, which is an index that covers more than 98% of all publicly traded market cap in the US.  Within the Russell 3,000, there are 32 stocks that are up more than 1,000% since Trump was elected.  These 32 “ten-baggers” — as Peter Lynch liked to call them — are listed in the table below.

At the top of the list is Enphase Energy (ENPH), which is up 8,892% since Election Day 2016.  While Enphase has “Energy” in its company name, it’s actually a Technology sector stock that “manufactures software-driven home energy solutions that span solar generation, home energy storage and web-based monitoring and control.”  Next up is Zynex (ZYXI) with a gain of 7,211%, followed by Digital Turbine (APPS) up 5,320%.  ZYXI markets itself as a “better and safer way to manage pain” than opiods using electrotherapy devices.  APPS is an app marketing company that helps app developers get their product on as many devices as possible.

Of the 16 best performing Russell 3,000 stocks since Election Day 2016, 15 come from either the Technology or Health Care sectors.  XPEL is the only stock in the top ten that’s not in either the Tech or Health Care sectors.  Up 2,341% since Trump was elected, XPEL is a Consumer Discretionary stock whose main product is to provide auto-paint protection.

Along with the names mentioned already, other notables on the list of ten-baggers under Trump include Jack Dorsey’s Square (SQ), pet-food maker Freshpet (FRPT), digital health company Teladoc (TDOC), the arts and crafts social media company Etsy (ETSY), and of course, Tesla (TSLA).  With a gain of 1,002% since November 8th, 2016, Tesla just barely makes the cut!  Click here to view Bespoke’s premium membership options for our best research available.