Ken, re: "E"'s
:) I know what you mean, I've seen so many HUGE moves over time in stocks that were once E's in the IBD rating system. TIV, formerly tril.ob, is a good example of that. It was an E when it was 1.50, an A at $17. Bought the E, sold the A.
However, so far in my tracking spreadsheet I "think" I am seeing (just cuz I haven't done the final analysis yet, need more hours in the day) more of a "guarantee" of at least a 5% pop in the A's, with less of a downside before getting there ... a downside that could shake a tight stop loss out.
Will send it to you once I'm done. I've still got to get my head around your Liquidity ratio and how to determine with a glance if a stock gets a Yes or a No in that category, then delve into the Knights Crossing which I haven't had time to look at yet, so I can incorporate that as well.
But seriously, you think out of that last group you'd grab the E's first? I'm all ears :)
regards,
jonesie
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