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One Clean Dashboard. Fundamentals + Technicals + Relative Strength + Peer Comparisons. Color-coded Top 1%, 5%, 10%, 25% ranks. One Click Refresh.

Used daily by active traders who want real peer context.

Your Daily Command Center: Watchlist Summary

  • Stop piecing together data from multiple tools — one sortable dashboard has it all.

  • Instantly see which stocks have real strength behind the move (and which don’t).

  • Sort and filter however you want. One dashboard. No scattered tabs.

  • Transparent, rules-based scoring — not opinions or guesses.

See exactly how every score is calculated

How the Watchlist Summary Gives You a Real Edge

Most traders waste time jumping between tools and second-guessing whether a move has real strength behind it.

This is the Foundation

The rest of the system builds on top of it — layer on specialized tools for even more power when you’re ready.

Build Your Edge

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Start with the Watchlist Summary. Then layer on the focused add-on tools that match your trading style. Each tool works independently or together, stays fast, and updates with one click.

Industry Strength Rankings

  • See which industries are gaining real strength and participation across the market.

Market Sentiment

  • Get a daily, high-level view of market breadth, leadership, and overall participation in one clean view.

Performance & Relative Strength Pack

  • Track how your stocks are performing relative to the market and their peers in real time.

Industry Performance Rankings

  • Quickly identify the strongest and weakest performing industries with clear relative rankings.

Stock Performance Query

  • See how any stock has historically performed in nearly identical setups before you take the trade.

Stock Deep Dive

  • Coming Soon — Deep, detailed fundamental and technical analysis on individual stocks.

Proven Edge for Traders

  • Analyzes 2,300+ stocks daily with transparent, rules-based scoring

  • Used by active traders for peer-relative decisions and faster insights

  • One-click refresh keeps everything current — technicals update moment-to-moment, fundamentals update with new earnings

  • Instant setup with your own personal template. No long-term contracts. Cancel anytime.

Ready to Stop Guessing and Start Trading With Real Edge?

You now have everything in one system:

  • Watchlist Summary — Your daily command center with 2,300+ stocks, composite scoring, peer comparisons, and one-click refresh.

  • Focused Add-on Tools — Industry rankings, Market Sentiment, and Watchlist Performance tools that layer on top when you need them.

  • Advanced Research — Stock Performance Query and (coming soon) Stock Deep Dive for deeper analysis.

Mix and match however you want. Every tool works together with the same fast, sortable experience.

If you’ve ever been looking for one-symbol entry and one-click analysis this is it.

Industry Strength Rankings

Industry Strength Rankings gives you a clear daily view of every major industry’s true momentum and breadth. It combines participation (how many stocks are moving together), short-term and long-term momentum, and multi-timeframe trend signals into easy-to-read Positive vs Negative scores and breakout/breakdown alerts.

Instantly see which industries are gaining real power and which ones are weakening so you can rotate into the strongest groups.

  • Daily rankings of industries by Positive Strength Score (bullish breadth + momentum) versus Negative Score (bearish pressure)

  • Highlights industries hitting new highs or breaking above short-term averages across 5D, 20D, 50D, 200D, and 365D timeframes

  • Fully sortable and color-coded for instant clarity

  • One-click refresh keeps the data live every day

How the Scoring Works

The tool calculates industry averages from the Watchlist Summary and Industry log sheets. It awards positive points when an industry beats its 5-day or 20-day average, and negative points when it falls below. Extra points are given for hitting new highs or lows on the 20D, 50D, and 365D timeframes. It also incorporates relative strength and Finviz breadth data.

Industry Performance Rankings

A different view of looking at Industry Strength. Scores based on Watchlist Summary Performance and Relative strength.

See Industry Scores from a simpler, yet holistic performance point of view.

Table comparing industry scores of companies: Airlines, Semi, Semiconductor Equipment, Luxury Goods, Travel Services, Residential Construction with sector, tech, LT rel, MT, ST, and total scores.
  • Daily rankings of industries by overall performance and momentum

  • Shows strength across multiple timeframes with clear winners and underperformers

  • Incorporates relative strength against the broader market and sector peers

  • Fully sortable and color-coded for instant clarity

  • One-click refresh keeps the data live every day

Use it with the Watchlist Summary and Industry Strength Rankings to quickly identify the best sectors for new trades and avoid the weakest ones.

Yes its a strong Industry, but for how long? Is it a new breakout? Is it a false breakout? Does breadth support it?

ISR will show you the deeper answers, rather than looking at a single percentage point.

A financial trading report table showing various metrics such as percentage increases, averages, and other statistics for stock or trading data over different days and timeframes.

Color Coding

  • Light green — Strength improved from yesterday

  • Dark green (5D/20D)— At or near maximum strength (max points or just 1 off)

  • Dark green (50D/200D/365D) — 4+ new highs or 33%+ of points hitting new longer-term highs

  • Orange (50D/200D/365D) — Half the possible points are at all-time highs or lows (extreme move)

One-click refresh. Fully sortable. Use it with the Watchlist Summary to focus on the strongest industries.

Metrics that earn points

1D, 20D, Weekly %, Monthly %, Quarterly %, 6M %, Yearly %, 52Wk High, Today Up %, Above 50%, 20D High, 20% Up on Monthly Avg, Avg Rel Str, LT/MT/ST Rel Str, plus Finviz breadth and participation.


Instantly see which industries are leading or lagging the market across multiple timeframes.

How the Scoring Works

The tool pulls live data from the Watchlist Summary and calculates industry-level performance using percentage changes, relative strength metrics, and ratio comparisons. Higher Total Scores indicate stronger industries; lower scores highlight weaker ones.

Industry Performance Rankings gives you a clear daily view of which industries are truly leading or lagging the market. It combines raw percentage gains, relative strength comparisons, and key ratio performance into one easy-to-read Total Score for every major industry.

A table of industry data with categories such as Insurance Brokers, Airport & Air Services, Consulting Services, Thermal Coal, Auto & Truck Dealership, Business Equipment, and Home Improvement Retail. The table includes various metrics and ratios with color coding, showing performance or statistics for each industry.

Different sorting styles allow for difference strength gaugues.

Sort by ST Performance score to see the industries where the stocks had the greatest ST % Gains.

Sort by ST Rel Str score to see the industires where the stocks had the greatest outperformance relative to their sectors / peers / SPYder ETFs.

Sort by LT Scores to see the industries that are performing/holding the best during market drawkdowns.

Combinations are limitless

A spreadsheet displaying multiple industry sectors with various numerical scores across different categories, including Airlines, Health Information Services, Broadcasting, Internet Content, Uranium, Staffing & Employment, Semi, Other Industrial Metals, and Software Infrastructure, with color-coded cells indicating different score ranges.

It tracks market internals and includes built-in breadth charts so you can visually spot highs and lows in market participation

Market Sentiment Dashboard

Market Sentiment Dashboard gives you a clear daily view of overall market psychology, breadth extremes, and internal health.

A detailed spreadsheet with financial data, including dates from April 17 to March 31, stock symbols, percentage changes, and performance metrics, color-coded in green and red for positive and negative changes.
Multiple financial charts showing stock market data over different time periods and metrics, including number of stocks, 20% monthly change, year-to-date increase, and ratios, with line graphs and color-coded lines for up and down trends.
Spreadsheet displaying data with columns labeled from A to AD, rows numbered from 1 to 16. The headers include categories like FANGMANT, MEGA Cap, and BIG Tech. Cells contain numbers and percentages, with some cells highlighted in green for positive values and red for negative values.

Spot when the market is approaching historical tops and bottoms on multiple different breadth data points.

Shows running daily performance % changes for FANGMANT, Mega Caps, Big Tech, SPYders, and all major sectors. (Averages for every group except FANGMANT are based on the 20 largest stocks in that category.)

Line graphs showing percentages above three different simple moving averages (20, 50, 200 days) with data plotted over time, including two separate charts for percentages above SMAs and SMAs.
Spreadsheet with data cells highlighted in green, red, and gray, representing different values or categories.

Use it with the Watchlist Summary and Industry tools to understand the broader market environment and improve your timing for entries and exits.

See right when the market is making large changes in character.

Six line graphs displaying data trends with labels '20D Hi', '50D Hi', '52Wk Hi', '20D Lo', '50D Lo', and '52Wk Lo'.

Watchlist Performance & Relative Strength

Instantly see which stocks are leading and lagging and by how much.

This pack combines three powerful tools into one seamless system. You get Watchlist Performance (RS Percentile, SMA relationships, % from moving averages, and historical context), Watchlist Relative Strength (strength ratio of how stocks compare to SPY, QQQ, their sector, and industry across multiple time frames), and Technical Add Ons (RSI, DSV, ATR volatility, ATR%, volume metrics, and more). Together they deliver real momentum and leadership insights — not just raw price action.

What You Get:

  • Comprehensive Watchlist Performance analysis with ATR family, SMA % relationships, volatility tracking, and historical setups

  • Relative Strength scoring including RS Rank, RS Percentile, daily change, and blended scores vs market and peers

  • Technical Add Ons tab with RSI, DSV, and supplementary metrics for deeper context

  • Master Score composite that blends everything into clear ranked recommendations

  • Clean conditional formatting, color-coded views, and fully sortable columns

  • One-click Refresh All + individual tab refresh buttons for daily updates

Ideas to Use It:

  • Quickly identify which stocks in your watchlist are showing true strength versus the market and sector

  • Spot hidden leaders that have strong relative strength even when short-term price action looks flat

  • Find laggards dragging down your portfolio so you can trim or replace them

  • Use the Master Score to prioritize new ideas and manage position sizing

  • Combine Performance and Relative Strength views for better swing trades and longer-term holds

  • Run daily refreshes to stay on top of momentum shifts across your entire list


What You Get:

  • Historical queries across daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, and yearly moves

  • Clear win rates and success probabilities for each timeframe

  • Average returns, best-case, and worst-case outcomes

  • Gain/loss analysis for every matching historical setup

  • Weighted averages that prioritize larger sample sizes

Stock Performance Query

Quickly answer “What usually happens next?” using real historical data from similar setups.

This powerful tool lets you type any stock ticker and instantly see how similar technical setups performed in the past. It runs deep historical queries across multiple timeframes and conditions to deliver actionable insights.

Spreadsheet comparing stock data with metrics such as Total Growth, Rel Strength, Technology Sector, Industry Sector, and Growth. It includes stock symbols, scores, and historical dates in a table format.
Screenshot of a financial performance table with data on daily, weekly, monthly, and quarterly metrics. The table includes columns for average gains, losses, returns, and various percentages, with some cells highlighted in green for positive growth and red for losses.

The Stock Momentum Query Tool analyzes over 25 different historical query metrics across five specialized query sheets.

Each query calculates the probability of the stock closing higher (green) over the next day, week, month, and quarter — along with average % gain/loss, overall average return, Maximum Favorable Excursion (MFE), and Maximum Adverse Excursion (MAE).

These results are then combined and weighted by sample size to produce a clear, data-backed probability score for each timeframe.

Example: If the query shows an 80% chance of closing green next week based on 40 similar historical setups, that’s a strong, high-probability signal you can use to make more confident trading decisions.

What am I looking at?

The left column shows the specific metric being queried.

For this example, AAPL had a 1.04% 1-day gain, and the tool found 199 similar historical instances.

Of those 199 days:

  • It closed green the next day 51% of the time

  • Next week 60%

  • One month later 67%

  • One quarter later 72%

When green, the average return was +8.09% (1 month) and +8.57% (1 quarter). Average Maximum Favorable Excursion (MFE) was +16.10% and Maximum Adverse Excursion (MAE) was -6.93% over the quarter.

The top row shows simple averages and weighted averages (which give more importance to queries with larger sample sizes).

This data gives you clear, quantitative risk/reward levels. For example, knowing AAPL’s average MAE is around -8% over the next quarter helps you set smart stop-loss points and assess whether the trade offers a favorable edge.

A financial table showing performance metrics with columns labeled Daily, Weekly, Monthly, Quarterly, and averages over different periods. It includes data points for WGHT, AVG, and 1D, with percentages and color-coded cells indicating gains, losses, and other statistics.
Screenshot of a stock trading spreadsheet with various data columns, including stock prices, percentages, and volume, alongside two blue line graphs showing stock activity over time.
A table showing frequency, percentage, and various statistical metrics with color-coded cells: green for positive values, red for negative values, and yellow for moderate. Contains columns labeled Frequency, %, G nxt, AVG, Count, and different metrics like Q, W, M, and MFE W.

Frequent Days

After running all 25+ queries, certain dates appear more frequently than others across the different metrics.

This section highlights the most common historical dates that matched your current setup. The table shows:

  • How many times each date appeared across all queries (higher count = more significant)

  • The average performance when the stock hit those frequently matching dates (win rates, average returns, MFE, and MAE for the next week, month, and quarter)

It essentially gives you an “average of the averages” — a powerful summary of what happened on the dates that most closely resembled the current setup.

This helps you see the strongest recurring patterns and provides an extra layer of confirmation for your trading decision.

On the left is AAPL’s recent price history, highlighting the specific 1-day move being analyzed (+1.04% on 4/20).

This is the metric the queries use as their starting point. The tool scans the stock’s entire history and finds every past instance where AAPL had a very similar 1-day percentage change — along with matching patterns across other key timeframes (5D, 10D, 20D, weekly, monthly, etc.).

Table showing dates with the most queries. Columns: Dates, Queries in first column, and other columns with recent dates and query counts.

Visual Comparison

Below is AAPL’s daily chart from the day the query was run (top), along with charts of AAPL on the dates that appeared most frequently across all the queries.

This side-by-side view lets you visually compare the current setup with the most common historical matches.

A financial chart featuring price movements, moving averages in pink, and volume profile on the right side, showing stock or cryptocurrency trading activity.
Stock market chart displaying candlestick patterns, moving averages, and volume profile on a black background.
Stock market chart showing upward trend with candlestick patterns, moving averages in pink, and volume profile on the right side.

Bottom Line:

The Stock Performance Query turns historical data into a clear statistical edge. Instead of guessing whether a setup is good, you can instantly see how the stock has performed in nearly identical situations in the past — complete with win rates, average returns, and realistic risk levels (MAE).

It’s one of the most powerful ways to validate trade ideas and increase your confidence before putting capital at risk.

Use it alongside the Watchlist Summary to make smarter, data-backed trading decisions.


The Stock Deep Dive Analyzer turns any single ticker into a complete, pre-built professional research workstation with 100+ interconnected sheets so you can instantly analyze every angle of a stock without starting from scratch.

It begins with entering the symbol and most recent Gap Date or Date of Interest,

A detailed table with various financial and industry performance metrics, scores, and rankings, highlighted in different colors for type categories such as Growth, Fund, and Industry.

Once the symbol is entered, the sheet instantly updates across multiple sections. The first major update is a comprehensive Quarterly and TTM year-over-year growth matrix covering key variables such as Cost of Revenue, Gross Income, Net Income, ROIC, and many others. Everything is color-coded so you can immediately see whether fundamentals are improving or deteriorating — and by exactly how much.

Table showing recent dates, beat percentages, gap days, and prices for Q-1 to Q-20 from 2022 to 2023 with varying percentages and prices.

Stock Deep Dive

What You Get

  • Comprehensive scoring overview pulled from your Watchlist Summary (Total Score, Fundamentals, Growth, Technicals, Relative Strength) plus sector/industry context and current Industry Strength Ranking.

  • Quarterly and TTM year-over-year growth matrices with color-coded performance so you instantly see whether fundamentals are improving or deteriorating — and by how much.

  • Earnings reaction tracker: Enter past earnings dates once and see exact post-earnings price performance (Gap Day +1 through +80) with beat/miss percentages and average, max, and min results.

  • Quick peer comparison table — enter up to 4 closest competitors and automatically populated valuation, profitability, and ownership metrics.

  • Full fundamental matrix (last 20 quarters + TTM) with color-coded streaks, industry averages, and built-in charts for Cash from Operations, ROIC, EPS, FCF%, and more.

Screenshot of a financial table showing stock market data, including ticker 'tw', sector 'Finance', industry 'Capital Markets', sub industry 'Market', and metrics like % change, date, market cap, ATR, and average volume.
A table displaying quarterly financial data with percentages, color-coded in green for positive and red for negative values, spanning from the second quarter of 2020 to the fourth quarter of 2023.
A spreadsheet displaying percentage values for different quarters (Q-1 to Q-20) and various unnamed categories, with cells color-coded in green for positive percentages, red for negative percentages, and pink for zero or near-zero values.

Once the earnings dates are entered, the price reaction column auto-fills for additional insight. You can instantly see how the stock price responded to each release — positive or negative surprises — with % surprise values entered manually by you.

Another powerful section is the quick peer comparison. Enter the symbols of the stock’s four closest peers and the table auto-fills with key valuation, profitability, and ownership metrics. You can instantly see how your stock stacks up against the competition.

A financial table displaying various stock metrics for different companies and indices. Columns include Market Cap, Revenue, Income, P/E ratio, Forward P/E, P/S ratio, P/FCF, EV/EBITDA, EV/Sales, EPS, EPS N xY, EPS Y/Y, Sales Y/N, EPS Support, Ins Own, Inst Own, ROIC, Profit Margin, SMA20, SMA50, 52WHi, 52WLo, RSI, PerfW, PerfM, PerfQ. The table presents numerical data and percentage changes for each metric.
A financial spreadsheet displaying data such as stock prices, financial metrics, and performance indicators. The spreadsheet uses color coding (green for positive, red for negative) to indicate performance trends across different periods or assets.
Stock analysis spreadsheet with financial metrics like stock price, cash, total debt, net income, earnings per share, ROIC, ROC, FCF%, and profit percentages. Charts display trends for revenue, ROIC, FCF%, EPS, cost of revenue, and debt over various quarters.

Whether you’re confirming a buy, stress-testing a position, or building a full investment thesis, the Deep Dive turns hours of manual work into minutes of high-level insight.

which gives you the stocks Watchlist Summary score, and average Industry Score, along with a Relative Strength Box and current Industry Strength Ranking scores.

Once the symbol is entered, add the previous earnings dates in the designated section.

When those dates are populated, the earnings reaction tracker auto-fills with post-earnings performance: top row shows % of green days, followed by Gap Day +1 through +80 price moves, with Average, Maximum, and Minimum results at the bottom.

At the bottom of the sheet you’ll find a comprehensive fundamental matrix covering the last 5 years (both quarterly and TTM). It’s color-coded to highlight streaks of improvement, with dark green marking the maximum value in each column and industry averages shown in the top row.