Thank you for posting the differences of EPS associated with the MSN web site. The Stocktables.com web site uses EPS Rank to compare an equity to all other equities in the marketplace. One can locate a complete explanation for how the stocktables.com formulations compare to other web sites calculations of EPS / EPS Rank on the stocktables.com web site, by clicking on the EPS column header. If for any reason, you disagree with the addition of any equity to a Universe of Stocks for trading, feel free to simply leave the equity in concern out of your own Universe. Good Trading to you. - Spydertrader
Substitute RS for EPS in my previous post. The MSN screener does not use rank last time I used their services. Whereas, the stocktables.com web site does use EPS and RS rank. - Spydertrader
Hi all, This is my first post and I would like to size the opportunity to thank spydertrader (the man and the trading teacher) and other contributors to this wonderful journal. I have question regardig the excel spreedsheets posted by (Price+Volume) in page 381 . I'm wondering if there are for sharing or not, if yes I would like to have a copy may be posted here for the benefits of all. Thanks in advance for any help. Abel
Spyder. Thanks. Iam not new to market but new to this thread and new to Hersheys methods. Been following you guys and have read much that you and Hershey have written. I understand the basics, but some details in question. Can you steer me to a post where specifics of scoring in Hershey's original 0-7 scale are posted? I understand the scale and the basics, but specifically with A/D, as used by Hershey, i have questions. First, Is that the daily advance/decline line of the market he's talking about? If so, How far from the zero line does one go before scoring a 1 bit or a zero bit from previous score, or perhaps is that left as an open question? What tolerances do you place on volume. Equal volume to two significant figures perhaps? And most importantly, I am playing mostly to the short side at present. It would seem that one should be looking for a score of 4 for good shorting opportunity and cover at 0 or 7. Is that right? Or is there nothing yet on shorting here to read? It's rather obvious that starting with dry-up few if any stocks hit every score in the J.H. 0-7 sequence without score repeats and retracing before going on. Thanks again for your posts. Very interesting! Please keep up the posts, I am learning much from you guys.