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@Sonny, I don't know if you follow the NBA, but Paul Pierce once had a great game against the Lakers, leading to Shaquille O'Neal saying afterward, "That Paul Pierce, he's the bleeping truth!" After that, Paul Pierce was known as The Truth, so I say, "That Sonny, he's the bleeping truth!"
I customized the columns in the watchlist for your low float stocks, then brought up your pre-market watchlist and changed those columns, and clicked OK. But when I went back to the low float stocks, they had the Mark Change % and Mark columns. I assumed that customizing and clicking OK would have saved the settings for each, but I must have done something wrong. Should they be saving separately?
I've had some ideas that I've been trying to get my programmer buddy to do for us, but he either doesn't have the time or won't help until I give better stock tips. Basically, we all want to beat the curve, so I've had the thought of being alerted when a stock has one, two or three green bars — not sure of the number — when they're hitting X volume. Is that essentially what your gap scans do, particularly when utilizing the alerts?
The second thought is would it be useful to incorporate proximity to the day's high or year's high, since stocks can sometimes run after pushing through those barriers?