Thank you for the calculation suggestions! I'll implement things similar to this. Then you guys can take a look and offer any further suggestions.
I've also thought of a few additional things that will be necessary. For example, a stock that crashes 60% on one day due to horrible news will be far below all of its moving averages, but that doesn't necessarily make it a good candidate for AIM.
I'll try to come up with some measures to exclude stocks that don't seem to have a somewhat stable trading range -- since something of a trading range is the ideal situation for AIM, right?
Also, volatility is a statistic I find very interesting, so that will be available as well. It is a lot of calculations, indeed, but it's just computer cycles once the software is developed.
Right now, my site (MathematicalAnalysis.com) does look like a totally NASCAR devoted site. That's an experiment done for a different purpose... Some materials from my old stock market site are available at money.MathematicalAnalysis.com. There will be links to the AIM pages both on the front page and the "money" page as soon as I get all this running (which should be by this weekend, I think).
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