Six7 Alpha - Strength List Guide

Overview

The Strength List page is your central hub for discovering strong-performing stocks. It combines multiple data sources into a single, easy-to-use interface with interactive TradingView charts.

Instead of overwhelming you with all data at once, the page uses a source selector that lets you choose which type of stocks to view. This keeps the interface clean and focused.

Stock Sources

Best Sector Stocks

Stocks from the best-performing sector based on our sector rotation analysis. Updated throughout the trading day.

Live Data

Best Sub-Industry

Top 5 stocks from the VIX Pro signal's best sub-industry. These are institutional-grade picks based on momentum and relative strength.

VIX Signal

Pre-Built Scans

Pre-built scanner lists like "Gappers", "20 EMA Pullback", and other technical scans. Select from available scans in the dropdown.

Pre-Built Lists

Sector ETFs

Cap-weighted and equal-weight sector ETFs ranked by momentum composite score. Updated daily pre-market using the same scoring formula as sub-industries.

Daily Rankings

How to Use

1. Select a Stock Source

Use the dropdown at the top of the right column to choose which type of stocks you want to view:

Best Sector Stocks: See stocks from the strongest sector right now
Best Sub-Industry: View institutional picks from VIX Pro signals
Pre-Built Scans: Browse pre-built technical scans (select a specific scan from the secondary dropdown)
Sector ETFs: Explore ranked sector ETFs by momentum score

2. View Stock Cards

Each stock is displayed as a card showing:

Ticker symbol - Click to load the chart
Performance metrics - Daily % change, price, relative volume
Composite score - For ETFs, shows momentum ranking score
Type indicator - For ETFs, shows "Cap-Weight" or "Equal-Weight"

3. Analyze with Charts

Click any stock card to load an interactive TradingView chart on the left side. The chart includes:

Full TradingView functionality (drawing tools, indicators, timeframes)
Daily timeframe by default (changeable in chart)
Dark theme matching the platform design

4. Build Your Watchlist

Add stocks to your custom watchlist for quick access:

Click the + button on any stock card (when available)
Or type a ticker in the watchlist input field
Watchlist persists in your browser's local storage
View performance data for all watchlist stocks

Understanding ETF Rankings

When you select "Sector ETFs" as your source, you'll see ETFs ranked by a momentum composite score. This uses the same formula as our sub-industry rankings:

                Composite Score = (0.35 × 1-day%) + (0.35 × 1-week%) + (0.2 × 2-week%) + (0.1 × 1-month%)
            

This formula emphasizes recent momentum while considering longer-term trends. Higher scores indicate stronger momentum.

Cap-Weighted ETFs

Standard sector ETFs (XLK, XLF, XLV, etc.) where larger companies have more weight. These are the most liquid and commonly traded sector ETFs.

Equal-Weight ETFs

RSP family ETFs where each company has equal weight. These can provide better diversification and may outperform cap-weighted ETFs in certain market conditions.

Twitter Sentiment Integration

The Stocks Chart page now displays Twitter stock recommendations alongside technical data, helping you identify stocks with both strong fundamentals and social buzz.

Understanding Twitter Badges

Each stock card shows a Twitter badge with format "X rec · Y↑/Z↓" indicating total recommendations and sentiment breakdown from the last 30 days.

Green: Bullish sentiment dominates
Red: Bearish sentiment dominates
Gray: Neutral or balanced sentiment

Using Twitter + Technical Signals

Combine Twitter sentiment with technical indicators for higher conviction trades:

Look for stocks with strong technicals AND bullish Twitter sentiment
Use Twitter bearish sentiment as a warning sign despite good technicals
Prioritize stocks with multiple Twitter recommendations (higher rec count)

Pro Tip: Stocks appearing in both "Best Sub-Industry" AND showing bullish Twitter badges often represent the highest conviction opportunities with institutional and social confirmation.

Tips & Best Practices

Start with Best Sub-Industry

The "Best Sub-Industry" source provides institutional-grade picks based on VIX signals. These are typically the highest-conviction opportunities.

Use ETFs for Sector Exposure

If you want broad sector exposure rather than individual stocks, use the ETF rankings. Compare cap-weighted vs equal-weight performance.

Combine Multiple Sources

Switch between sources to find stocks that appear in multiple lists - these often represent the strongest opportunities.

Build a Focused Watchlist

Add your top picks to the watchlist for easy tracking. Keep it focused (10-20 stocks) for better management.

Data Refresh Schedule

Source	Refresh Frequency	Update Time
Best Sector Stocks	Throughout trading day	Live
Best Sub-Industry	Every 10 minutes	During market hours
Pre-Built Scans	Daily pre-market	~4:30 AM ET
Sector ETFs	Daily pre-market	~4:30 AM ET

Strength List Guide