Are the stars realigning? An unexpectedly good news in the October inflation print gave the markets a boost in the Thursday and Friday trading sessions. The S&P finished the week with a 6%, and moderated its year-to-date loss to 16%.

We still don’t know if this rally will be a short-term phenomenon in a larger bear market, or if it will turn out to be a more sustained bull run – but either way, investors can turn to the data to find solid stock choices.

But which data? If there’s one thing always certain in the stock market, it’s that trading activities generate mountains of information. This is where the TipRanks Smart Score comes in. This data gathering and collation tool brings together the facts on every stock, compiled and organized according to 8 factors, each one known to correlate with stock price performance, and distills them down into a single score on a scale of 1 to 10. Investors can tell at a glance where the stock stands – a score 1 or 2 shows an abundance of problems, while the Perfect 10 Smart Score is definite bullish signal for any investor to seek out.

So let’s take a dive into the Smart Scores, and find a couple of Perfect 10 choices for investors to consider.

The Chefs’ Warehouse (CHEF)

We’ll start in the specialty food niche, with Chefs’ Warehouse. This company has built itself up to be a one-stop shop for top chefs across North America, with warehouse operations and locations in the major metropolitan areas of both the US and Canada. The company got started 30 years ago and today serves a wide range of caterers, gourmet retailers, hotels, restaurants, making available every imaginable specialty food or ingredient, and the essential center-of-the-plate proteins.

Chefs’ Warehouse, until recently, was an exclusively North American operation. But that has changed with the announcement, early this month, that the firm has acquired Chef Middle East, a leading specialty food distributor operating in the UAE, Qatar, and Oman, and serving more than 3,000 customers. The acquisition, which cost Chefs’ Warehouse $100 million, gives the company an international footprint and an entry to the Gulf Cooperation Council’s business scene.