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Non-Tech : Kirk's Market Thoughts -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: George Statham who wrote (17633)	12/18/2023 9:26:15 AM
From: Kirk ©	1 Recommendation Recommended By Sr K Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 26512

Thanks for posting that. I reverse engineered it and after several failures, duplicated and saved the scan. It is amazing how many features that come with my Stockcharts account. Fun to learn something new! For me, it has been worth the money for Stockcharts for the stock lists that allow me to save charts with my notes on them. Just as valuable to me are the notes below the charts in a box that only I see if I share the charts. I'll put my last buy and sell prices and amounts in that hidden box as well as new targets and notes on how I derived those targets. I've started to add a few of Breeze's targets with a link in that box to his post here so I can pull up his chart. A lot of these other tools are for traders who are looking to rent stocks for the short term based on "scan" results. Plotting the results of a scan like your BPSEMI could give us a heads up on turns well before that weekly chart you reliably post updates. I believe he didn't add the "buy signal" until two weeks after the turn when the index value was closer to the current level than its bottom. Did you set it to give you a daily email where you can record and chart the values? That would be REALLY nice to see here, but a substantial bit of work on your part.