Using the platform
Micro
The assets at the two ends of the scale, by name: which reached 5 or fell to 0 today, which are most stretched, and which the other timescale disagrees with.
The Dashboard counts the 5s and 0s; Micro names them. Each page is one list for one asset type, and its sidebar has three groups: The 5s, The 0s and Charts.
Who sees it
The lists are part of the Screens and Analyst (API + MCP) plans. Without one, every Micro page shows a subscribe panel in place of its list. See Plans and universes.
Tabs and switches
The tabs above each list — Stocks, ETFs, Digital and Futures — are the Dashboard's, and the sidebar keeps the tab you're on as you move between lists. The Weekly / Daily and CAPR / Local switches choose which of the four scores the list reads; it opens on Weekly CAPR. Where a list compares with the other timescale, that means the same basis on the other arc: Weekly CAPR's other is Daily CAPR.
The status line gives the last market close in the data. The lists are rebuilt after every daily run, from the same snapshot as the Dashboard — see Data and timing.
The lists
Each list comes in a 5s and a 0s version; the 0s turn the 5s round. Every column header sorts. Stocks are listed one line per company: a company listed on two exchanges keeps its larger listing.
- New 5s Today and New 0s Today — assets whose score rose to 5, or fell to 0, at the latest close. An asset whose market didn't trade that day isn't listed. Beside the title, the day's arrivals and departures: +12 companies in · −9 out. Columns: days at the score, the score on the other timescale, and market cap (assets under management for ETFs).
- Extended 5s and Extended 0s — every asset at 5 (or 0), the furthest above (or below) its long average first. A toggle switches the ranking to the short average. Columns: how far it is extended against the long and the short average, and its three-month return.
- Weakening 5s — at 5 on the chosen timescale but 2 or lower on the other, the weakest first. Weakening 0s are the mirror: at 0 with the other timescale on 3 or higher, the strongest first. See Weakening.
Futures have no size, so their lists drop the market-cap column, and the New and Weakening lists open on the day's biggest movers rather than the largest contracts.
New 5s by sector
Under Charts, a ring of the stocks that reached 5 recently, by sector, with the stocks behind it listed underneath. Last week counts stocks at 5 for 5 trading days or fewer; Last month, 21 or fewer. The eight largest sectors get a slice and the rest fold into Other; click a slice to list only its stocks, and again to list them all. It covers stocks only — ETFs, digital assets and futures have no sectors, and their tabs say so.