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2026.06.28 @ 21.31.26 |
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[ /sean/datasets/trends.html ] :: (trends.py) Created a sector and subsector trends dashboard that updates daily at 5pm PDT. Includes top sector and subsector movers for the day, the week, and the month. Subsector tables breakout even more: 1d%, 2d%, 3d%, 4d%, 5d%, 1m%, 2m%, 3m%, 6m%, 200d%. It is generated off 2 files I create and maintain in /sean/datasets: - tickers.csv - master ticker,sector,subsector file
- pricehistory_365.txt - ticker historical prices for the past 365 days
The dashboard data is updated every weekday at 5pm PDT (as I don't have paid access to live data).
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2026.06.12 @ 12.30.41 |
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[ /sean/datasets ] :: (stability.py) Script outputs 2 sets of distinct but similar reports (5 in total to date). Each one will cover 1M, YTD, 1Y, 2Y, and 5Y and return top 20 results per timeframe. Files with 'nofilter' in the name have no chaos filtering and no volatility smoothing (1). More reports will appear later as I deem them needed. + [SET 1] STABILITY BASED Currently, 3 reports with varying "chaos" limiters and a 'nofilter' report.
Reports that use chaos values will list them in the filename. Example: stability-chaos=[Move]pct@[Limit]pct@[Smooth].txt
- Move
..... threshold % for abnormal daily returns, - Limit
..... allowed % of abnormal days - Smooth
..... volatility dampener; 1=none, higher=magnified, lower=minimized
Current file(s):
- stability-chaos=4pct@10pct@1.5.txt ("stability obsessed")
- stability-chaos=5pct@12pct@1.0.txt ("sane institutional")
- stability-chaos=6pct@18pct@0.7.txt ("momentum friendly")
- stability-nofilter.txt ("Catch all")
+ [SET 2] CATAGORY BASED
Reports that prioritize based on catagory order in filename: (1st sort)_(2nd sort)_(3rd sort)_(etc). The current catagories available are:
- Return
- Updays
- Consistency
- Efficiency
- Stability
- Momentum
Current file(s):
- momentum_stability_return-nofilter.txt
Use at your own discretion, and as always, dbl-check values.
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