All Stocks/Currency Pairs List

This screen contains a list of all stocks/currency pairs, together with the general index for the selected market, that were traded on the latest trading day. It displays the final automated technical-analysis result for each stock/currency pair as expected-rise and expected-drop percentages, together with expected prices, close price, and close state. From this screen, the user can apply filters, strategies, favorites, ranking, and numerical comparison to all stocks/currency pairs, and can open the main information card for any stock/currency pair.

All Stocks/Currency Pairs List

When the screen is opened for the first time, the list is ranked bullishly for all stocks/currency pairs, meaning it is ordered by their readiness to rise for the next day. The smaller the serial number in the first column, the more technically qualified the stock/currency pair is for rise. In stock-market versions, the general index always appears first before any stock. Pressing a stock/currency-pair name or the general index opens its main card.

The Screen Contains the Following

(1) Market Name

Displays the market selected from the app Home Screen.

(2) Update Date

Shows the program data update date, which is the latest trading day. The results shown for that date are intended for use on the next trading day. Stock-market data is updated after the close by at least five hours, during which historical computer studies, checks, and numerical readings are performed for all periods after adding the new trading data. In the Forex version, the update is performed at 00:00 GMT at the end of each trading day. The update time may increase or decrease slightly depending on the number of companies in each market, the availability of daily data, and any required correction.

(3) First Column — Serial Number

Displays a serial number for each stock/currency pair traded during the latest day. This number changes after each update based on technical-analysis results and indicates the instrument’s strength and readiness for rise compared with other instruments. Rank (1) is more qualified for rise than rank (2), rank (2) is more qualified than rank (3), and so on.

(4) Second Column — Stock/Currency-Pair Names

Shows the names of stocks/currency pairs traded during the latest day. The name color ranges from blue to black and indicates the expected upward price amount: the darker the color, the greater the expected rise price after automated technical analysis. Pressing the name opens the main information page for that stock/currency pair or general index. Under the name, the close price and its direction are shown; the color indicates the close state compared with the previous two closes:

(5) Third Column — Expected Rise

Shows the final expected-rise percentage inferred from the analysis results of all effective technical indicators for the daily, weekly, and monthly periods. This percentage indicates the expectation of rise, not the exact price-move amount. It includes the effect of the general index and the effect of the rest of the companies/currency pairs. Rise and drop are analyzed separately and instruments are also compared with one another; therefore, expected-rise and expected-drop percentages vary and their total does not necessarily equal 100%. Under the rise percentage, the expected price in case of rise is displayed. It is the closest upward price level among calculated, corrective, historical, Fibonacci, and EMA levels based on the average result of the technical-indicator analysis.

The darker the color of the expected rise price, the more difficult the price is to exceed:

(6) Fourth Column — Expected Drop

Shows the final expected-drop percentage inferred from the analysis results of all effective technical indicators for the daily, weekly, and monthly periods. This percentage indicates the expectation of drop, not the exact price-move amount. It includes the effect of the general index and the effect of other companies/currency pairs. Under the drop percentage, the expected price in case of drop is displayed. It is the closest downward price level among calculated, corrective, historical, Fibonacci, and EMA support levels based on the average technical-analysis result.

The darker the color of the expected drop price, the more difficult the support is to break:

(7) Filters Button

Filters Window
Filters Window2

Displays the Miscellaneous Filters window, through which filtering can be performed and most of the app’s data and results can be used. The first part is “Numerical and Text Data Filters”, which opens an internal filtering window containing selectable numerical and text data that are available and permitted for filtering from the app’s Details screen. These options are distributed across three lists: Main Data, Technical Indicator Analysis Results and Buy/Sell Zones for all periods, and Technical Indicator Data. Filtering can be applied either to the currently displayed instruments, meaning the visible stocks/currency pairs, or to all instruments after making the selection. The second part consists of pre-prepared filter lists that have been carefully selected to make it easier to benefit from all app data and to simplify filtering and searching operations. These filters are very useful and save time and effort. Next to each option, the number of matching companies/currency pairs is shown. The number of filters may increase or decrease depending on the program/market. They are as follows:

Chart Indicators 100 List

A diverse and unique set of filters for the latest 100 trading days only:

(xxx) indicates the number of matching stocks/currency pairs.

Positive Miscellaneous Filters List

(xxx) indicates the number of matching stocks/currency pairs.

Negative Miscellaneous Filters List

(xxx) indicates the number of matching stocks/currency pairs.

Other Miscellaneous Filters List

(xxx) indicates the number of matching stocks/currency pairs. Filters may be increased automatically whenever their usefulness is proven.

(8) Strategies Button

Strategies Window

Displays the Strategies window. It filters instruments that meet the selected strategy among the displayed instruments or all instruments. The window contains positive and negative strategy lists carefully designed to be effective and reliable. Under the name of each strategy, a short description appears. Next to each strategy, the number of matching stocks/currency pairs is shown.

Positive Strategies

Negative Strategies

Strategies may be increased automatically after their success and effectiveness are verified.

(9) Favorites Button

Favorites Window

Displays the Favorites window. It shows lists of positive stocks/currency pairs that are more qualified for rise and negative stocks/currency pairs that are more qualified for drop. Each list contains instruments that have met specific technical conditions, and next to every choice the number of matching instruments is shown.

Favorites may be increased automatically after their effectiveness and success are proven.

(10) Ranking Button

Ranking Window
Ranking Window2

Displays the Custom Ranking window, which provides wide, useful, and simplified options for ranking companies/currency pairs using all parts, data, and results of the app. The first part is “Numerical Data Ranking”, which opens an internal ranking window containing selectable numerical data that are available and permitted for ranking from the app’s Details screen. These options are distributed across three lists: Main Data, Technical Indicator Analysis Results and Buy/Sell Zones for all periods, and Technical Indicator Data. Ranking can be performed in ascending or descending order, and can be applied either to the currently displayed instruments, meaning the visible stocks/currency pairs, or to all instruments after making the selection. The second part provides wide, useful, and simplified ranking options for companies/currency pairs using all parts and data of the app that cannot be ranked directly from the visible app data. Ranking can also be performed in ascending or descending order, and can be applied either to the currently displayed instruments, meaning the visible stocks/currency pairs, or to all instruments after making the selection. These options are distributed under three main lists as follows:

Ranking choices may be increased automatically when their usefulness is proven.

(11) Comparison Button

Numerical Comparison Window

Displays the Numerical Comparison window, which allows comparison between comparable numerical values from the numerical data throughout the app. These fields include, but are not limited to:

(12) Search Icon

Searches stock/currency-pair names.

(13) Page Help Icon

Opens the help page for the current screen.

(14) Main App Menu Button

Displays the main app menu.