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To: Eric Bramble who wrote (73675)	9/21/2023 1:05:28 AM
From: Paul Senior	of 78883

I don't understand your question. You're saying why track at all, almost all information is in the public sphere and available when you need or want it? I track for that public information. Just trying to be timely. Ideally of course, I'd like to anticipate what significant information might be forthcoming before it becomes publicly announced. That doesn't much happen though for me. With tracking positions as well as all my other stock positions, before I have bought, I will have looked at least at some of the significant available information. Info I would consider significant that is. I would then want to be kept aware of the latest significant information about each company as it becomes available. How to do this with more than 200 positions? I've found the best way for me to track information on stocks I'm interested in is to have a least a few shares in my portfolio. Several times a day I will sort my portfolio by percentage $ change from prevous day. And if, for example, I spot a few stocks up or down say 5% from the previous day, I can home in on those and see and evaluate what significant news might be the reason/reasons for the move.

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