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StockRank, Quality, Value & Momentum Values
I am relatively new to Stockopedia and bringing myself upto speed with the fantastic amount of details contained within. I had noticed that on the stock screen there is a StockRank over a time axis that helpfully shows the fluctuations. I thought it would also be a great help if I could see the individual ranks of Quality, Value and Momentum as this would show over time how the 3 components have moved. Can anybody advise if this data is available as I cant seem to locate?
Many thanks in advance.
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Hi MickyDub,
Welcome to the Stockopedia community. I have been using the site for 3 years and have found it a great help and learned enough to improve my investment decisions mainly by filtering out weaker shares.
The inclusion of the stock rank history is itself a relatively recent innovation which came with the new app based site.
You can get some Q and M history by clicking the 'print button ' just by the 'add to portfolio button' on the stockreport page. The print button actually retrieves a pdf of the stock report from an archive of weekly screen shots and the Q and M scores for those dates are included , it's fine if you want to look at the history of one share but is a pain if you are trying to look at multiples. Afraid there is no neat system way of doing it at the moment that I have found.
I have found that the print button works fine on my PC and chromebook but not on my tablet.
BW
Paul
Thanks for your response large9876. Seems a bit painful to get data however your response has shown me how I can retrieve stock reports from archive which is very useful. Who knows, possibly a future addition as the data must be held somewhere in the backend.
Many thanks again, I can stop looking now.