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			Scoring		Valuation					Analysis			Ratings		Momentum
	Company(ticker)	Pricelive	RevenueMarginContractDebtDeparturesForecastDisruptionInsider	Scoreof 8	vs SectorP/E	P/Efwd	P/Ettm	P/E5yr avg	FWD vs TTM	Trenddirection	Expectationspriced-in	Catalystsforward	P/Sratio	Analyst	Betamarket sens.	Rel Volvs 20d avg

Trend color · direction of the business

↑Upward · revenue & margins improving →Steady · mixed or flat trajectory ↓Downward · declining metrics ?Purple · data unavailable — rescan to refresh

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🎓 Training Wheels — walkthrough of every data point

Screener Click a column header to sort · click a row to see details · shift-click to select a range

			Setup			Momentum			Valuation		Quality		Catalyst
	Company(ticker)	Pricelive	Trend3M MomNear HiLiquidAnlyst RevValueQualityLeverageCatalystVol SurgeSector RS	Scoreof 33	VS SectorP/E	Trendprice & DMA	3M Returnvs 0	Sector RSvs SPY	Fwd P/Evs sector	Anlyst RevPT & ratings	FCF / ROETTM	Leveragenet debt/EBITDA	Earningsdays out	Vol Surgetoday / 20d avg

Swing scoring · 11 factors tuned for multi-week to multi-month trend trades

●Green · factor passes ●Red · factor fails ●Purple · data not available from FMP for this ticker

Tip

Hover any chip to read what it measures, why it matters, the pass rule, and your computed value.

📄 Beginner's Swing Trading Cheatsheet

Bounce 1-2 day mean-reversion setups · its own independent list, separate from Long-Term/Swing · click a column header to sort · click any data cell for its scan history · right-click a row for Rescan / Delete · shift-click to select a range ▢ Backtest log

	Ticker	Price	Verdict	RSI(2)	%B	Vol Climax	Reversal	RS vs SPY	AH Move	Vol Dry-Up	Vol Expansion	ADR Gate	Liquidity	Earnings

Daily Top 15 — Most Active Auto-picked each morning (~9:45 ET) from the most-active liquid U.S. movers (mid-cap+, price ≥ $10), tilted toward today's biggest decliners (oversold bounce setups), ranked by Bounce buy score. Excludes names already on your watchlist and caps per sector — fresh, diversified ideas · replaced daily · rescans live · read-only (this list manages itself)

	Ticker	Price	Verdict	RSI(2)	%B	Vol Climax	Reversal	RS vs SPY	AH Move	Vol Dry-Up	Vol Expansion	ADR Gate	Liquidity	Earnings

Bounce scoring · bidirectional BUY/SELL, tuned for a 1-2 day mean-reversion hold

Buy lean Sell lean Weak / stretched Context — non-directional (Vol Dry-Up, Vol Expansion) No signal BUYSELLsolid tag = the actionable call

This is a genuinely different trade philosophy from Swing — that view is trend-following (buy strength, ride weeks); this one bets on a snap-back after price gets stretched, in either direction (oversold dip = BUY, overbought top = SELL). Lower hit-rate by design, so earnings is a hard gate, and Liquidity/ADR dampen both Buy and Sell scores rather than just docking points on one side.

Training Wheels			Scoring		Valuation					Analysis			Ratings		Momentum
	Company(ticker)	Pricelive	RevenueMarginContractDebtDeparturesForecastDisruptionInsider	Scoreof 8	vs SectorP/E	P/Efwd	P/Ettm	P/E5yr avg	FWD vs TTM	Trenddirection	Expectationspriced-in	Catalystsforward	P/Sratio	Analyst	Betamarket sens.	Rel Volvs 20d avg
1.	NVDA⚠Semis NVIDIA Corp Example stock · Training Wheels	$131.00		8/8↑	+22%	35.2x	54.8x	~38x	Bullish	Revenue ↑↑, margins ↑	Partially priced-in; Blackwell demand unquantified	Earn 12d — Q2 earnings · GTC · Blackwell ramp	~20x	4.7 Buy 32B · 14H · 0S · +8% PT	1.7	1.3x

What it means

Why it matters for trading

Bounce backtest · as-if trade log ✕

Long every BUY, short every SELL — each exits on the opposite flip or a 2.5×ATR stop · rolling 15-day window of recent activity (an EOD reconstruction, not a live track record) · backfilled the first time you open this

What the numbers mean

Win rate: Share of closed trades that made money.
Avg P/L: Average % gain/loss per closed trade.
Median hold: Typical days a trade stayed open.
Best / Worst: Biggest single winner and loser.
Cumulative: Total $ if you'd put a fixed $10,000 into every trade.
Edge vs SPY: Your avg P/L minus what SPY returned over the same trade dates — did timing the bounce beat just being in the market? Positive = the signal added value.
Equity curve: Running cumulative $ after each closed trade, in exit order, with SPY buy-and-hold overlaid. Rising above the dashed SPY line = the machine is adding value.
Open: A LONG (from a BUY) or SHORT (from a SELL) still running. Now is the live price, Stop the auto-exit line (entry −2.5×ATR for a long, +2.5×ATR for a short), Unrealized the paper gain so far. A red ● STOP means price is at/through the stop.
Closed: Finished trades, grouped by ticker (best cumulative first). L/S marks each as long or short. Click a ticker to expand. Exit on is why it closed — SELL (a long's overbought flip), BUY (a short's cover), or STOP (broke its 2.5×ATR stop).

This is a rolling 15-day window of recent activity, not a full track record — too few trades to judge the strategy, and deliberately capped at 15 days. The seed is a historical replay of the EOD factors decided at each daily close (the after-hours leg can't be reconstructed — there's no historical after-hours data — so those days may differ slightly from what the live tool showed intraday; the VIX leg is now reconstructed from ^VIX EOD history). Forward datapoints are recorded each time you open the app or rescan, at the price that scan saw. The 2.5×ATR stop assumes a fill at the stop price (or the day's open on a gap-through). SPY buy-and-hold is the benchmark for both longs and shorts (opportunity cost of just holding the market those days). No slippage or commissions. Cumulative $ assumes a fixed $10,000 per trade.

Swing backtest · as-if trade log ✕

Honest framing: a 20-year validation (2006–2026, through the 2008 / 2018 / 2020 bears) found no repeatable market-timing edge — this is a mega-cap momentum screen that captures market beta, not alpha, and nothing here protects you buying into a real bear. Use it as a BUY/SELL notifier of what the swing signal fires on real data, not a profit guarantee. Entries require the deep-tested "best of the best" gate — ≥$1B/day liquidity, the name's sector leading SPY, a strong setup (≥14/18), and (v6.2) the name beating SPY by ≥30pp over the trailing 6 months: the buy-side filters whose edge survived out-of-sample and through real bears (a big-winner study proved winners and losers are otherwise near-identical at entry — this relative-strength floor was the only add that helped in both regimes). Far fewer names fire by design. Exits let winners run: a trade closes on a 50/200 death-cross (a real trend death), with a loose 40% catastrophe stop and a ~9-month backstop — the old 63-day clock booked AMD's $160→$558 run as four disconnected slices, and given room the death-cross exit was the only rule that captured such runs without adding tail risk (tight/trailing stops whipsawed and were rejected; typical hold now runs ~200 days). · Below: the last 15 sessions' daily signals + the as-if long-only trade log (EOD reconstruction; prices split-adjusted; SPY benchmark) · backfilled the first time you open this.

What the numbers mean

Win rate: Share of closed trades that made money. Trend-following runs a low win rate by design — a few big winners carry it.
Avg P/L: Average % gain/loss per closed trade.
Median hold: Typical days a trade stayed open — with the let-winners-run exit these run months (~200 days on average), not weeks.
Best / Worst: Biggest single winner and loser.
Cumulative: Total $ if you'd put a fixed $10,000 into every trade.
Edge vs SPY: Your avg P/L minus what SPY returned over the same trade dates — did riding these trends beat just holding the market? Positive = the signal added value.
Equity curve: Running cumulative $ after each closed trade, in exit order, with SPY buy-and-hold overlaid. Above the dashed SPY line = the strategy is adding value.
Open: A LONG still running. Now is the live price, Stop the 40% catastrophe auto-exit line, Unrealized the paper gain so far. A red ● STOP means price is at/through the stop.
Closed: Finished trades, grouped by ticker (best cumulative first). Click a ticker to expand. Exit on is why it closed — CROSS (50DMA closed below the 200DMA: the trend died), STOP (broke its loose 40% catastrophe stop) or TIME (the ~9-month backstop).

This is a rolling ~14-month window of recent activity — a small sample, not a full track record. The entry signal is the reconstructable price/volume/sector core of the 33-point swing score (Trend, 3-Month Momentum, Near-High, Liquidity, Volume-Surge, Sector-RS); the five fundamental factors (analyst revisions, valuation, quality, leverage, catalyst) can't be reconstructed at a past date, so — like the live tool's own philosophy of buying confirmed strength — the log times entries off the trend core. The seed is a historical replay of those factors at each daily close. Forward datapoints are recorded on each rescan, at the price that scan saw. The 40% catastrophe stop assumes a fill at the stop (or the day's open on a gap-through). Prices are split/corporate-action adjusted, so a stock split no longer books a phantom overnight gap (the old −47% HON "trade" was HON's 1:2 split, not a real loss). SPY buy-and-hold is the benchmark (opportunity cost of just holding the market those days). No slippage or commissions. Cumulative $ assumes a fixed $10,000 per trade. Long-only: a 2-year study found shorting weak names loses on this universe and blows out the worst-case drawdown — see scripts/run-short-study.mjs.

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