well there is abouy 700 companies. It gives each one a score. The lists which I post at the 18 with the highest scores.
Actually I have a list corresponding to the "top 100" ( different criteria to substandard and poorer ), and recently I have been listing the top 18 scorers from that subset.
Now selling is a bit different to buying. Because buying, you can buy any stock you like. But selling, your choices are limited to selling some of the stocks you actually got. Shorting too hitech and dodgy for me.
Sometimes I post a list of the stocks with the worst buy scores. Inferentially these would be a suggestion to sell them I guess.
