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Thanks for expanding the short interest section to inlude several prior days and not just the day immediately prior….definitely gives someone like me with a bad memory something to look at and compare from day to day rather than just seeing the prior day’s activity…
I have a question rather than a comment. I have 150 March 2 dollar calls. I have 104M siri at 4.35 average cost.
What is yours or anyone else in our group’s opinion viz selling 1000 shares of my 7M of microsoft and purchasing +/- 15000 shares of Siri at 2 dollars a share to lower my averae cost. I am not a heavy trader an would want to buy back the microso sale in one year. thanks for your ideas.
There are no “red flags”. Does the lack of a green flag indicator mean it is a neutral reading. May I suggest green, yellow, red?
i have a few ideas coming
these alerts are out of sight groovy cool useful brilliant; thanks so much for putting this all together
birdhouse loves brandon’s short reports
B, since you are working on changes here’s one you might consider. instead of 6 or 7 numbers use millions. Instead of, for example, 7823200 use 7.823 or just 7.8. It would read a lot easier. The percentages do the same thing as far as readability, so it’s not a biggie. But I think it would help.
A picture wexample:
NSDQ|53762453|29269644|54.44%
NYSE|3542434 |1986347 |56.07%
CINN|333836 |75600 |22.65%
NSDQ 53.762 29.269 54.44%
NYSE 03.542 01.986 56.07%
CINN 00.333 00.075 22.65%
NSDQ 53.7 29.2 54.44%
NYSE 03.5 01.9 56.07%
CINN 00.3 00.1 22.65%
Why do that if it omits data? he can do it with the percentages because he also provides all the data to get the full percentage “if required.”
If he restructures it, per your example, he would then be omitting important information which gives us a more vague calculation if we try to say run his numbers ourselves into a spreadsheet “Possibly for tracking purposes, charts etc.”
Honestly I think it is fine the way it is.