ALL Stock Forecast Files/Reports Are Bundled 

Inside A Single Self-Extracting EXE File

If you order the EXE file, you simply save the EXE file to the folder you want to place the reports it contains, and then simply double-click on the file name to execute the self-extraction.

Once extracted, all six(6) files/reports can be readily identified and understood by looking at the file names which describes the way the file content is sorted. Each file's name is sufficiently descriptive that it tells you what its content sort order is. Like the EXE file you buy and download, all six extracted forecast file/report names start with the date it was created, i.e. YYMMDD.

All six forecast files or reports you get can be viewed by opening with a web browser. The files are in PDF or TXT formats and as described below. You can of course use any program that can read such files, not necessarily a web browser. For example, you can open the PDF file with Acrobat Reader rather than a web browser. Likewise, you can open the TXT files with Notepad, for example.

1. 300+ Stock Forecasts in alphabetical order by ticker symbol, with easy to use instructions. This file is in PDF format. This is the PDF version of the Youtube video.

As for the Youtube channel to search and view the related video, use the link below:

https://www.youtube.com/@StockCounsel2024

The EXTRA 5 Forecast Reports, 2. through 6. below, will be included in your purchase.

2. Said Stock Forecasts sorted in descending order of trading volume, the highest first. This file is in TXT format.

3. Said Stock Forecasts sorted in ascending order of LSI. This shows bullish stocks first.  This file is in TXT format.

4. Said Stock Forecasts sorted in descending order of LSI. This shows bearish stocks first.  This file is in TXT format.

5. Said Stock Forecasts sorted in descending order of OSC%, with biggest volatility % first.  This file is in TXT format.  This file is in TXT format.

6. Said Stock Forecasts sorted in descending order of OSC$, with biggest volatility $ first.  This file is in TXT format.

These five(5) EXTRA reports (i.e. No.2. through No.6. above) allow you to instantly find the most extreme situations and opportunities based on the sorting order you use, whether to cover, buy and go long, or to sell or go short.  

For example, opening and viewing the file sorted by [high] Volume (i.e. No.2), you can instantly see the stocks with the highest trading volumes shown on top, to pick among them (after also taking into account their LSI values) to go long or short.  

If you are looking for bullish stocks (i.e. with lowest LSI values), you can open the file whose file name description shows that it is sorted by LSI value in ASCENDING order (i.e. No.3), and it will show stocks with lowest LSI values on top. These would be stocks that are at or near price bottoms (i.e. with LSI at or close to 0 and therefore BULLISH).  

If you are looking for bearish stocks (i.e. with highest LSI values), you can open the file whose file name description shows that it is sorted by LSI value in DESCENDING order (i.e. No.4), and it will show stocks with highest LSI values on top. These would be stocks that are at or near price peaks (i.e. with LSI at or close to 100 and therefore BEARISH).  

If you open and view the file/report sorted by [high] OSC% (i.e. No.5), you will see stocks sorted in descending order of OSC% values, and find the ones with highest OSC% values on top, i.e. highest volatility% shown first. These are stocks that are most likely to generate the highest ROI, assuming of course, that you buy at its LONG@ price and/or sell/short at its SHORT@ price.

If you open and view the file/report sorted by [high] OSC$ (i.e. No.6), you will see stocks sorted in descending order of OSC$ values, and find the ones with highest OSC$ values on top, i.e. volatility in terms of highest dollar amount, on top. These stocks may be of interest if you want to buy, sell, or write its stock options (puts or calls).

As shown above, all these 5 extra reports (besides the primary one with price forecasts shown in [ascending] order of stock ticker symbol [for easy look-up or search]) will save you plenty of time without missing any important opportunities, compared to manually comparing the hundreds of forecasts by trading volume, volatility (OSC% or OSC$), bullishness or bearishness (i.e. LSI values). 

Doing so manually and visually are prone to missing good opportunities and making mistakes, aside from taking hours to do. For the $15 bundle, you get 5 extra reports, each report covers more than 300 stocks sorted in the a most useful manner to fit your needs. So you are paying less than a penny per stock for the sorted reports.