In your video you mention that you don't think reducing the list is not a good idea. For new joiners it would be nice to highlight what stock is new to the list, or maybe highlight the top. The list is just so big to digest in my opinion (for whats it worth).
Hi Chris, It is, each list has the date in which they were pulled. Today, we ended up having 60 tickers (signs of a really good day). Some times there are repeats (for example, RKLB printed a few times). But if its printed a signal, I remove the redundancy for the week. I think that answers your question. Let me know if you meant something else.
Did ok, nothing too exciting. Think its up about 2%. The #2 pick is up about the same. I dont pick these, just review them. Vale and Ford were last place, those are both down. So id say a fairly accurate review.
I dont think that one every came through on the screener. That was just a ticker I reviewed on the last midweek movers, it ranked at the top, of the 10 reviewed. A quick glance at it though, it seems fine. nothing alarming. personally, Id hold it.
What is Delta based on? Just looked at oklo real quick and none of: Friday's close to today's close, today's open to today's close, or either to today's high equal the Delta % listed on that spreadsheet.
You will have to ask SoberBySaturday that in the chat, he runs the spreadsheet, not me. I think its based on the closing prices. Everyone will buy at different times. I took a double glance. The first signal came on the 14th (it was 3rd on the list), and it is up ~41% since then. The next signal (and it was 1st that time) was on the 23rd, and even if we measure from Friday's close price, $48.24 to today's closing price, $53.90, we get 11.7%. so his approach is more conservative if anything. But again, ask him. I wanted someone else to monitor this to prevent my bias creeping in.
Oh I figured it out. He's mathing wrong. He's dividing the difference between close on screen date and close today by the close today instead of the close on screen date. So all his numbers are low
Booyah!
In your video you mention that you don't think reducing the list is not a good idea. For new joiners it would be nice to highlight what stock is new to the list, or maybe highlight the top. The list is just so big to digest in my opinion (for whats it worth).
Hi Chris, It is, each list has the date in which they were pulled. Today, we ended up having 60 tickers (signs of a really good day). Some times there are repeats (for example, RKLB printed a few times). But if its printed a signal, I remove the redundancy for the week. I think that answers your question. Let me know if you meant something else.
How did HDFC do
Did ok, nothing too exciting. Think its up about 2%. The #2 pick is up about the same. I dont pick these, just review them. Vale and Ford were last place, those are both down. So id say a fairly accurate review.
Just a lottery then I guess for which ones really rip? Is HDFC worth still holding on to?
I dont think that one every came through on the screener. That was just a ticker I reviewed on the last midweek movers, it ranked at the top, of the 10 reviewed. A quick glance at it though, it seems fine. nothing alarming. personally, Id hold it.
I'm thinking OKLO and some of those will drop like a rock again in the next couple of weeks.
anything is possible!
What is Delta based on? Just looked at oklo real quick and none of: Friday's close to today's close, today's open to today's close, or either to today's high equal the Delta % listed on that spreadsheet.
You will have to ask SoberBySaturday that in the chat, he runs the spreadsheet, not me. I think its based on the closing prices. Everyone will buy at different times. I took a double glance. The first signal came on the 14th (it was 3rd on the list), and it is up ~41% since then. The next signal (and it was 1st that time) was on the 23rd, and even if we measure from Friday's close price, $48.24 to today's closing price, $53.90, we get 11.7%. so his approach is more conservative if anything. But again, ask him. I wanted someone else to monitor this to prevent my bias creeping in.
Correction, $48.91 for Friday's close. so his number is accurate.
Oh I figured it out. He's mathing wrong. He's dividing the difference between close on screen date and close today by the close today instead of the close on screen date. So all his numbers are low
I think thats good for us? I did look at the charts and made sure they were up. It looks roughly accurate.
Yeah definitely good for us