Assessing Returns for Stocks In Watchlists A watchlist is a collection of stocks that can help you identify stock market trends by revealing securities driving those trends. In addition, you can also think of a collection of watchlists as sets of stocks designed to reflect changing growth rates in complementary market areas. It is not unusual for traders to take advantage of multiple contrasting watchlists. A watchlist does not necessarily contain your current portfolio of holdings. Instead, you can use a set of watchlists to identify stocks that are currently good candidates for either adding or removing positions from your current holdings. Trading decisions about when to buy, hold, or sell securities can be based on watchlists as well as technical and fundamental indicators along with trading narratives. Watchlists can be especially important for swing traders who hold positions over several weeks or months, and then exit positions within days w...
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Security Trading Analytics Blog Posts Through October 30, 2024 Click on a Title to Navigate to a Post Title About the Security Trading Analytics Blog How to Compare Close Prices for Three Securities Over Four Years Bitcoin-related Ticker Performance in 2023 Year and in December 2023 Can Leveraged ETFs Safely Grow Long-Term Investments? How to Download and Display Historical Price and Volume Data Bitcoin USD Exchange Rates Versus Major Market ETFs Investing in Bitcoin-related Securities Using Google Gemini to Learn Candlestick Charts and Moving Averages An Introduction to Computing and Interpreting EMAs with Excel Compound Annual Growth Rates for Leveraged Versus Unleveraged Exchange Traded Funds Yahoo Finance No Longer Supports the Download of Historical Data via CSV Files GOOLEFINA...
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Do Returns from the GOOGLEFINANCE Function In Google Sheets Match Returns from Yahoo Finance? A recent prior post at this blog describes the disabling of a Yahoo Finance feature for downloading historical price and volume data into csv files for free. A Yahoo Finance web page from which you were formerly able to download historical prices without a fee has been updated by the following statement: "Downloading historical data is only available to Gold members." The disabled feature degrades Yahoo Finance as a supplier of free data for security trading analytic projects. As a result, this blog promised to investigate and demonstrate workarounds for the disabled free feature. The Gold member subscription plan is currently priced at $479.40 per year when paid annually. Furthermore, a previously available payment plan for the service on a monthly basis is discontinued as of the time this post is prepared. In evaluating a r...