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Add VST Ranking

Can we have a field that has the stock ranking based on its VST vaule for that day? This would help us know what the stock's ranking was on any give day. This would be similar to Industry and sector ranks. Hope this is easy to implement and you would consider this improvement. Thanks -Gopinath

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  • Gemma Bromham commented  ·   ·  Report

    We don't seem to have any Buffett stocks in the ASX. Do we need another criteria?

  • William Devonshire commented  ·   ·  Report

    I agree. Knowing what a stock ranks in VST (VSTr) would give us a unisearch function that can track advancers and decliners on a daily basis. Similarly you could extend this to RT, RV and RS values: RTr, RVr, and RSr.

  • Howard Beckett commented  ·   ·  Report

    You could go one step further. List the rank of a stock in the total of all stocks considered, the rank of the stock in its Business sector, and the rank in the stock's industry group. It would also be great to know the rank of the sector amongst all sectors and the rank of one Industry group versus the others in its business sector. This would make finding the "Best-of-the-Best much easier.

  • Craig Howard commented  ·   ·  Report

    Ranking stocks by VST would allow you to then graph then to assess the rate of ascent or decline of the ranking. This would allow us to see a rising or falling star earlier and assess the rate or slope of change. I think this could be quite a powerful tool.

  • Paul Wilkes commented  ·   ·  Report

    I should think it would be more useful to have a search that looks for stocks with VST moving up or down rapidly and ranking them by rate of change.