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This is a GREAT idea. This would keep us from having to find a great up-trending stock graph and then go to the Industry graph only to find that the Industry is in a downtrend. This would also be more efficient as we would not have multiple clicks to see the industry chart. Microsoft typically does user groups to figure out how to minimize the number of clicks users have to do to perform a task. Displaying the industry on the stock graph would cut out a BUNCH of clicks!
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This is a great idea. In addition this would aid people who buy options using Ron Wheelers Paycheck course. That is, it would show us whether the stocks went up in a short period of time or not. I realize this is not the same as actually using the options, but it does provide an indication of which strategies find stocks that go up or down in a short period of time.
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If I am reading your suggestion correctly, here is a way you can do this very easily. See attached file. #1: Measure the S&P performance. I used the current uptrend starting at 10/27/2023. The S&P is up 23% from 10/27/23 until today (2/23/2024). #2: Then do a Unisearch, looking for stocks with a delta of greater than 23% since 10/27/2023. Wa-La, all the stocks that out performed the S&P since 10/27/23 will be displayed. Certainly the stocks displayed in the search results could have under performed the S&P at times during this time frame. If you want to be sure the list of stocks consistently overperformed the S&P over this entire time frame (within reason), you could add more delta search lines to the Unisearch specifying overperforming the S&P for each of these shorter time periods.