These ratings are meant to complement the "15/60 method" described in this guide: neopets-information-f82/guide-to-the-stock-market-t12760.html (To quickly summarize what this method is, it simply involves buying stocks when they are 15-17 np per share, and then selling them when they reach at least 60 np per share.) Often, there are multiple stocks in the 15-17 range in a given day. When that happens, this list can help you get a better idea of which stock is the better investment. The rating of each stock is determined by the length of a stock's "cycle." I define a cycle as the time it takes for a stock to go from 15-17 np per share to at least 60 np per share, and then back to 15-17 np per share. Clearly, stocks with short cycle times are superior to those with long cycle times (at least when practicing the 15/60 method). Notes: -The first column is the name of the stock. -The second column is the stock's highest price since 2005. -The third column is the last time the stock reached a price of 60 or above. -The fourth column is the the stock's rating. KAUF -- 112 -- 11/10/09 -- A+ SKBD -- 257 -- 09/30/09 -- A+ TNPT -- 296 -- 04/23/10 -- A+ ACFI -- 88 -- 05/21/09 -- A SMUG -- 98 -- 07/01/10 -- A TSRC -- 114 -- 06/20/09 -- A BUZZ -- 88 -- 01/20/10 -- A- MYNC -- 228 -- 03/15/10 -- A- DROO -- 172 -- 08/20/09 -- B+ LDSC -- 81 -- 06/15/10 -- B+ TNAH -- 101 -- 10/15/09 -- B+ AAVL -- 107 -- 02/24/10 -- B BB -- 99 -- 04/20/10 -- B HUW -- 116 -- 01/10/09 -- B KBAT -- 78 -- 05/04/10 -- B NAKR -- 103 -- 06/02/10 -- B PEOP -- 79 -- 01/11/10 -- B SHRX -- 122 -- 11/17/08 -- B SKEI -- 92 -- 01/16/08 -- B STFP -- 101 -- 05/27/10 -- B UNIB -- 88 -- 12/18/09 -- B COFL -- 84 -- 07/15/09 -- B- CYBU -- 99 -- 10/09/09 -- B- KSON -- 267 -- 12/06/09 -- B- SWNC -- 224 -- 04/14/08 -- B- TAG -- 105 -- 12/10/09 -- B- TPEG -- 91 -- 01/29/09 -- B- HELT -- 306 -- 09/21/09 -- C+ NATN -- 104 -- 08/30/07 -- C+ PDSS -- 115 -- 06/14/10 -- C VPTS -- 82 -- 08/11/07 -- C BOTT -- 94 -- 05/26/09 -- C- FISH -- 129 -- 06/26/09 -- C- LUPE -- 542 -- 05/02/09 -- C- SSS -- 123 -- 03/02/10 -- C- FAER -- 80 -- 06/02/10 -- D+ POWR -- 861 -- 05/27/10 -- D CHPS -- 73 -- 11/18/07 -- D- CHIA -- 131 -- 04/26/10 -- F EEEEE -- 91 -- 06/19/10 -- F MPC -- 95 -- 09/04/08 -- F TPP -- 99 -- 02/14/09 -- F YIPP -- 238 -- 12/31/09 -- F A+ 200-230 A 230-270 A- 270-300 B+ 300-330 B 330-370 B- 370-400 C+ 400-430 C 430-470 C- 470-500 D+ 500-530 D 530-570 D- 570-600 F more than 600 This list can also be downloaded as a text file, if it is too difficult to read in the post.
Looks like you've done some research? I assume NeoDaq was the source of your information? Anyway, nice compiled list, very beneficial to those that follow the 15/60 method
I actually made this from my own records, but now that I looked up Neodaq, I realize that their data and tools are far better than what I have. Probably should have googled for more resources before wasting so much effort maintaining my own data (and counting up days).... <_<