The “6″ tool you added – one question came up. In doing research with Sort set to “All”, it would be extremely helpful to Stack all of the Januarys on top of each other from 2000-2010. As it is, stacking all the months for each year makes the tool less helpful. It could be a powerhouse tool if we can find patters for each month’s best 6 days. I like the Last 3, First 3 you have split this up.
One other request. On the “O”verlay tab can you put a little red dot or someting on each years price line to represent the earnings date? (Assumes the time period we are reviewing has earnings during that period).
Also, can you put a parameter for us to choose more than 5 years, up to 9 or 10?
No can do on the little dot. I have tried for a long time to get that to work. I am using an open flash tool to generate the charts. I have tried several times
to get the earnings date to show up, but have pretty much given up. I did have a tool that would overlay more than 5 years of data. I plan on adding this sometime in the future so you can select the number of years you want.
One thing I will mention, I know you worked to get Indexes to display. This is not working consistently. Every weekend I pull up charts for each index I watch all of the ones you tried to include. Other than the first weekend about 2 months ago, no indexes. I get a message “No data found for symbol”. Would be nice to have these when looking for sector rotation history.
The new “A” Month transition scanner is EXCELLENT! You guys are rocking it! I am playing around and the only thing I dont understand is the “Weighted vs. Non-Weighted” parameters. I am using “Either” for the Weight and “0″ as the Min Weight percentage so that I get everything. Again, excellent tool. Thanks!!!
If you checked the earnings scanner help section that explains weighted vs not weighted. Basically weighted attached more weight to years that are closer to today date. The further away you go the less weight it will carry if it meet the criteria. Non-weighted all years are weighted the same.
Once we move to newer server we will have the same type tool to encompass the earnings scanner so you can cherry pick those moves as well.
I was trying to use your earnings scanner and I see a column out to the right that says Non Weighted Percent of Days Hit and weighted Percent of days Hit. That column doesnt seem to work for me. Can you give me an example of where it works. Also even though i took the williams class I still have a little trouble seeing a pattern an example of that also would help me greatly.
Just started using your tool but i can see a lot of utility in it already
In the earnings scanner, I understand all now but the weighted and Non Weighted PErcent day hit. How is the weighted Percent of days hit calculated. Dont really know what those percentages mean
#1 by jay on August 29th, 2009
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just wondering how to download your plug-in. will it work for q-charts v. 6?
thnx,
jay
#2 by jmhill on August 29th, 2009
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It will work with any version. No download needed.
You just need to set it up as a new
browser. Please see the directions off the main page.
#3 by Joseph Leimkuhler on November 11th, 2009
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The plug-in is one of the best tools I have, thanks for all your hardwork.
Joseph Leimkuhler
#4 by Mike Jenkins on February 18th, 2010
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Thanks for your hard work, its comes in handy , dont have to flip over to breifing all the time now.
#5 by jwh on April 6th, 2010
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Tony, Loving the new adds to the tool.
The “6″ tool you added – one question came up. In doing research with Sort set to “All”, it would be extremely helpful to Stack all of the Januarys on top of each other from 2000-2010. As it is, stacking all the months for each year makes the tool less helpful. It could be a powerhouse tool if we can find patters for each month’s best 6 days. I like the Last 3, First 3 you have split this up.
#6 by jwh on April 6th, 2010
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One other request. On the “O”verlay tab can you put a little red dot or someting on each years price line to represent the earnings date? (Assumes the time period we are reviewing has earnings during that period).
Also, can you put a parameter for us to choose more than 5 years, up to 9 or 10?
#7 by jmhill on April 8th, 2010
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Agreed stacking all by month so you can quickly see all would be useful. I will see what I can come up with.
Added the feature.
#8 by jmhill on April 8th, 2010
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No can do on the little dot. I have tried for a long time to get that to work. I am using an open flash tool to generate the charts. I have tried several times
to get the earnings date to show up, but have pretty much given up. I did have a tool that would overlay more than 5 years of data. I plan on adding this sometime in the future so you can select the number of years you want.
#9 by jwh on April 10th, 2010
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Thanks much on the stacking the months. That is WAYYYY easier.
#10 by jwh on April 10th, 2010
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One thing I will mention, I know you worked to get Indexes to display. This is not working consistently. Every weekend I pull up charts for each index I watch all of the ones you tried to include. Other than the first weekend about 2 months ago, no indexes. I get a message “No data found for symbol”. Would be nice to have these when looking for sector rotation history.
#11 by jwh on May 16th, 2010
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The new “A” Month transition scanner is EXCELLENT! You guys are rocking it! I am playing around and the only thing I dont understand is the “Weighted vs. Non-Weighted” parameters. I am using “Either” for the Weight and “0″ as the Min Weight percentage so that I get everything. Again, excellent tool. Thanks!!!
#12 by jmhill on June 26th, 2010
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If you checked the earnings scanner help section that explains weighted vs not weighted. Basically weighted attached more weight to years that are closer to today date. The further away you go the less weight it will carry if it meet the criteria. Non-weighted all years are weighted the same.
Once we move to newer server we will have the same type tool to encompass the earnings scanner so you can cherry pick those moves as well.
#13 by David Smith on July 17th, 2010
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I was trying to use your earnings scanner and I see a column out to the right that says Non Weighted Percent of Days Hit and weighted Percent of days Hit. That column doesnt seem to work for me. Can you give me an example of where it works. Also even though i took the williams class I still have a little trouble seeing a pattern an example of that also would help me greatly.
Just started using your tool but i can see a lot of utility in it already
#14 by David W. Smith on August 1st, 2010
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In the earnings scanner, I understand all now but the weighted and Non Weighted PErcent day hit. How is the weighted Percent of days hit calculated. Dont really know what those percentages mean
#15 by jmhill on August 2nd, 2010
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David,
I haven’t forgot about your question. Please in a support case and I will discuss. Regards.