Current Power Rankings Top 20:
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ANET…669 Points
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TGLS…632
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AXON…628
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NET…616
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HUBS…616
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PERI…612
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TMDX…610
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ARRY…608
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MNDY…598
10 FOUR…592
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IOT…574
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DOCN…571
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TTD…566
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SMAR…565
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CRWD…559
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AYX…549
17, PATH…542
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DT…530
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TSLA…505
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BILL…503
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Others Receiving Votes
ENPH…498
GRVY…496
DKNG…489
SHOP…482
S…455
DOCS…453
DUOL…444
MDB…439
GLBE…427
OKTA…426
ZS…404
All The Best,
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Hi Champico, Where are you getting the Rankings?
Andy
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Hi Andy:
The rankings are compiled using three sets of data:
- Data Tables from IBD - which are the primary of two in-between-ER vote/grading measurements as a way to move companies up or down in the rankings.
1a: Along-the-way Analysts grading changes along with Positive/Negative company news events.
- The data from the most recent company ER reports evaluated according to my own system data weighing.
With the exception of how much weight I give to any particular reported ER category there is nothing intangible here. As far as it goes - for me, the rankings are just the beginning and where the rankings end the intangibles begin. Most importantly: the rankings are not any form of mechanical investing. I leave that to investors much smarter than me.
Example: When three high level S execs left recently to join CRWD - S dropped quite a bit in the rankings while CRWD moved up.
Subsequent to updating them I have made several moves within the portfolio based on both the actual rankings as well as the intangibles ‘Perspective/Feelings/Opinions’ gleaned while re-visiting all the data and re-reading all the conference call Transcripts.
Hope that answers your question and if you want more specifics on the actual categories I use and the grading system let me know and I can try to provide more meat.
All the Best,
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