Monday, January 16, 2012

Leading Stock Analysis Section Explained

Many have asked what all those annotations are in the Leading Stock Analysis Section (Updated 01-12-2014).  I'm going to try and explain it as best as I can w/o going overboard.  The list is narrowed down by from multiple screens based on Historical Studies of Big Winners and tries to only exhibit the best of the best.  In a Strong Bull Market or UpTrend, the list will provide more then enough Big Winners.  Use the list as a starting point for your own Research and not a recommendation to buy or sell the securities.

The Ratings and Ranks Columns have to be used together.  The Reasons Column abbreviates various Pullback and Base Formations.

Ratings Column

G = The Stock has already broken out and is acting fine.
Y = The stock has exhibited a potential sell signal (generally minor), but, these type of signals occur throughout a stocks move and need to be monitored not necessarily acted upon.  If too many stocks are exhibiting similar sell signals then you may need to act upon it.
R = The Stock has exhibited a major sell signal and should be acted upon or watched very closely especially if you don't have a cushion on it.
W = The Stock should be watched for potential short term trading opportunities.


Ranks Column



1 = Stock has excellent fundamentals and is within range of a Buy or Add point.
2 = Stock has excellent fundamentals and should be watched for a Buy or Add Point.
3 = Stock has good or excellent fundamentals but can only be valued based on technicals.
4 = Don't worry about, it's a mess but has to be ranked for the overall analysis.

Reasons Column

* = Stock has many characteristics of a Big Winner in a Bull Market
FB = Flat Base
C = Cup
CH = Cup and Handle
CHH = Cup and High Handle
DB = Double Bottom
DBH = Double Bottom and Handle
AB = Ascending Base
HTF = Hight Tight Flag
PB = Pullback - # following indicates which Moving Average or a P = Pivot Point
FB*CH = Flat Base next to or on top of a Cup and Handle.
3WT or 3TW = 3 Weeks Tight
NBO = New Breakout - Type of Base
BB = Bottoming Base
RS = Moving up Right Side
FH = Forming Handle or within range of potentially forming a handle.
S+3 = Shakeout +3 entry potential
HVB - High Volume Break - # following indicates Moving Average or other area.
Stall = Stalling Action
NHLV = New Highs Low Volume - # following indicated # of weeks.

The list is sorted my the strongest group and stock within the group.

I do my best to be as accurate as possible.  Sometimes I just cannot figure out what I am looking at and do my best classifying it.  Other times I see it differently from everyone else, so it's OK to disagree (that's what makes the market work).

If you anyone has any questions, email me and I will gladly answer you.  Good Luck and Thanks for Reading.

4 comments:

Au. said...

Gennady, thank you for sharing your hard work. In a fraction of a second you have given out all what you have worked hard at. I am not a programmer nor I live in N.J. but I sure appreciate what you are doing.

Anonymous said...

I find your system fascinating..thanks for sharing..and it looks pretty on target with other places like IBD...love your vjet call..out of curiosity, which setup have you had the most luck with? thanks! Carol

Anonymous said...

Your a good man buddy!

Anonymous said...

Most your price targets are wayyyyyy exaggerated. I like your optimism.