Bob Mann
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An error occurred while saving the comment My suggestion, not know this was already here:
A new portfolio report, Judgment Summary, showing for every company in a portfolio:
Ticker
Company Name
Forecast Sales
Forecast EPS
Forecasted High Price (from 4A)
Forecasted Low Price (from 4B)
Upside Downside Raio (from 4D)
Projected Average Return (color Green if > 13%, Red if < 5%)
U/D Ratio (color Green if between 3:1 and 10:1, Red if < 1:1)
Relative Value or Projected Relative Value (Green if between 85 and 105, Red if >= 150)
Action (Buy, in green if three greens; Sell, in Red if three reds) -
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An error occurred while saving the comment Very similar to another suggestion, but yours is more succinct in its description.
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An error occurred while saving the comment Separate this into two separate suggestions. Allow the creation of a portfolio from selected ticker symbols, regardless of whether an SSG has been started or not. If necessary, behind the scenes a not-started SSG could be added to the "All Studies" list so that a study exists (with NO values entered for judgement).
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An error occurred while saving the comment Why is a separate library needed? Just create a "Junk" portfolio. When saving the ssg, add Junk to the study name
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An error occurred while saving the comment There is another improvement suggestion along these same lines, so the two "improvements" should be combined into one suggestion.
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An error occurred while saving the comment R2 is an important analysis number. It tells how close to being a straight line the graphed numbers are. 1.0 is a perfectly straight line. Anything over .9 is considered fairly straight and the company is demonstrating very consistent performance.
any kind of screening, it would be great if I could save the results as a portfolio. For example, I just ran the A-List Stocks screen and there are 31 companies. Currently, I have to capture that list, create stock studies for any I don't have in my All Studies portfolio, then create a new portfolio and add all 31 stocks into it. Much more user friendly to click a button to save the results as a new portfolio and then do analysis on any as required.