From shortlist to screen
Read the daily BUY lists with their market context
The daily BUY shortlists cover stocks, funds and ETFs, and cryptocurrencies. Each asset class has Top 5 and Top 10 views. Use the rankings as a dated starting point, then inspect the model, coverage, risk and timestamps that accompany each asset.
Begin with the edition and status
Check the edition date, completion time and update status before comparing entries. The scheduled start shown on the daily page is different from the time a completed edition becomes available. A scan must finish its processing and applicable rechecks before its results can describe a completed run.
When an update is in progress, interrupted or unavailable, read the date attached to the displayed results. The page’s scheduler status also helps distinguish a saved edition from a verified automatic update.
Open the daily lists to check the current edition.
Top 5 and Top 10 share one ranking
The Top 5 is the first five entries of the same Top 10. Switching the view expands the shortlist without changing the order of entries already shown. Qualifying candidates rank by Oracle score, then indicator coverage, then symbol and stable asset identity.
The ranked BUY shortlists exclude stablecoins and do not use HOLD, SELL or failed checks to fill empty places. Separate crypto movers or coverage panels can show other classifications; those panels describe different information.
Check what the scan could validate
Read the attempted, returned, unavailable and validated counts where provided, plus any edition notes. Attempting a broad candidate universe does not mean every candidate returned usable data. The recorded universe belongs to that edition and can differ from a newer scan’s universe.
An unavailable asset class does not establish that no BUYs exist. Fewer qualifying entries produces a shorter list. These distinctions matter when interpreting the results as a shortlist across available data rather than a definitive set of all-market winners.
Read the score with its applicable model
A score out of 100 is a model score, not an expected return, entry target or profit probability. Stocks, ETFs and crypto retain their asset-appropriate inputs. Different models can produce similarly numbered scores from different market indicators.
A favorable score can coexist with high observed risk. Coverage describes available applicable inputs, not the chance of success. Several highly ranked assets can also share a sector or underlying exposure, so the shortlist does not establish diversification.
Read coverage, score and risk alongside the methodology.
Confirm the fund or token you are reading
For a fund, read its name and exposure. A BUY on an inverse fund refers to that instrument and can represent bearish exposure to its underlying market. Leveraged and inverse products have daily objectives and compounding risks. Two symbols can also represent closely related positions.
For crypto, confirm the exact asset. Symbols can collide, and the daily analysis uses spot-market observations. A spot shortlist does not represent perpetual-futures prices, funding rates or a contract-specific trading strategy.
Inspect fund and ETF entries with the ETF guide, or crypto entries with the crypto guide.
Open the indicators and request a fresh screen
Each entry’s detail view shows its signal indicators, quote time and calculation time. A latest-available price can be older than the calculation. Select an asset to consult the Oracle and confirm its resolved identity; a fresh screen can differ when prices or available inputs change.
Use the timestamp guide when dates differ, and see how the lists are selected for scan context.
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