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There are navigation tabs at the top of the page. Move your cursor over the tabs and click on the menu items that drop down. You can go to the Equity Screener, Stock Analyzer, ETF Analyzer, Market Forecaster, and Strategies.
We do not consider a position just based on one tool. We like to see what the entirety of a stock is telling us before we enter into a trade. The fundamentals tell us what are good companies to own and the technicals tell us if a stock is trending in the direction we want. The forecasts help us determine when is the best time frame to enter or exit a trade.
The initial trend is accurate on average 65%-70% of the time. This is based on hundreds of thousands of 3 month studies on dozens of tickers including indexes and individual stocks.
We use ETFs as they are the investment vehicles that most individual investors use to replicate the performance of the underlying indexes.
Each individual equity has a forecast. You can see these when you are viewing the stock or ETF. On the Technial Chart, there is a key. Within that key is a link 'Forecast'. Click that link and the forecast will be added to the technical chart.
The columns are all sortable. Click on the "Total Score" column and the highest rated stocks and ETFs from your query will appear. Click on the "Total Score" again and the lowest rated stocks and ETFs from your query will appear.
All of the stocks are ranked according to their total score (fundamental and technical). The Top 100 is a list of the 100 top ranking stocks.
The scores are determined by the CycleProphet Advanced Tools by looking at both the fundamentals and the technicals. The stocks are then scored using our proprietary system. The maximum score a stock can have is 200 (100 for fundamentals and 100 for technicals).
The Expected Move is the dollar amount that a stock can move and stay within its range of normal volatility. When stocks trade, they don't move higher in a straight line. The Expected Move represents the dollar amount that a stock can move against you and still be in an uptrend. Stated another way, the Expected Move represents one standard deviation of risk that each stock has.
The stop loss is calculated by taking the previous week's lowest low and subtracting the Expected Move. This calculation is done with every weekend update. As a stock moves higher in price, the stop loss will stair-step higher as well.
The Relative PE is the PE (price to earnings ratio) of every stock in the same industry. This is used to help determine which stocks are cheap or expensive compared to others in the same industry. This is done to compare stocks that have like characteristics.
Similar to the above question, this is a comparative measurement of stocks within the same industry.
We divide a stock's trading history into four zones. When stocks move between the zones, their trend direction tends to accelerate. This allows us to see which stocks are primed to move higher or lower depending on the trend and the movement between the zones.
The Technical Signal Age is the date that the stock first gave us a bullish signal (or bearish signal). The longer that the stock stays in the trend, the more likely it becomes that the stock will begin to experience a deceleration in the strength of the trend. The Technical Signal Age allows us to identify which stocks have a deceleration in the strength of their trends. The technical scores are lowered to reflect this condition.
The CycleProphet Advanced Tools look at every stock within a sector or within an industry and measure the movement of the average price. If the technicals are bullish, the signal will be Bullish. If the technicals are neutral, the signal will be Neutral, and if they are bearish, the signal will be Bearish. Keep in mind that this refers to the technical condition only of the sectors and industries. Sectors and industries do not have fundamentals. Only individual stocks can be measured using fundamentals.
All of the ETFs are ranked according to their technical score. The Top 50 is a list of the 50 top ranking ETFs.
The scores are determined by the CycleProphet Advanced Tools by looking at the technicals. The ETFs are then scored using our proprietary system. The maximum score an ETF can have is 200.
Yes, the Advanced Tools works equally as well with ETFs as with individual stocks. It is important to understand that stocks have fundamentals and ETFs do not. We double the score of the technicals so that 200 is the highest score available. This way, you can compare the scores of stocks and ETFs easily.
There is currently no industry-wide classification system for ETFs. We place each ETF into two distinct categories. The ETF Industry Focus represents the major industry that the stocks comprising the ETF are a part of. The ETF Region Focus represents the geographic region of the world that the stocks comprising the ETF are a part of.
There is no limit to the number of watch lists that can be created.
After creating a watch list, you can then search for stocks or ETFs using the Equity Screener. Once you have a list of the stocks and/or ETFs you want to put in the watch list, click on the box to the left of the ticker symbol, then scroll down to the bottom of the page and click on the name of the Watch List you want to save the stocks/ETFs into.
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