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Thanks to AI coding, a complex learning process is now much simpler. I filtered the top 7% YTD stocks from 2000–2026 (including delisted ones), get 1400+ stocks, and visualized them with TradingView Lightweight Charts, featuring auto-marked highs/lows and direct period displays. Browse by year or symbol, even delisted stocks...

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Chris G's profile picture
Chris G7 months ago

What are you using as your data source?

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his name is Robert Paulson7 months ago

Bravo! where did you source the data?

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Frank Zaatar7 months ago

TV supports delisted securities ? how ?

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Clutch — Tournois Esport7 months ago

This is a great use case for AI coding. Data viz used to need a dedicated frontend dev. Now anyone with domain knowledge can build it. The barrier to entry keeps dropping.

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Juan Lamond Valenverg7 months ago

This is fantastic, where did you get the historical data for 1400+ stocks?

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Trading Strategy7 months ago

Well done sir. What API do you use?

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Engr. AHMED7 months ago

Thank you look forward to see your work mate.

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theNine7 months ago

Great stuff

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TraderKim7 months ago

Where do u get your data from?

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PhoenixCruze7 months ago

Amazing

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Ty7 months ago

Impressive

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The Signal Process7 months ago

Very interesting angle. There’s real value in studying what the best setups actually looked like before they moved rather than just backtesting rules against them. I feel that the human pattern recognition piece is harder to systematise than people would admit.

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Jay7 months ago

Cool man, would be nice if we can get lower time frame replay on the breakout day

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Vincent Yao7 months ago

Great project!

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BI11111117 months ago

謝謝

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Natalia Russi7 months ago

So generous of you. No words! can't wait to see it. Thanks

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Jerry Liu7 months ago

Great! Looking forward to

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notech7 months ago

That is awesome. Following along.

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Jun7 months ago

Damn that is amazing, lot of time gain , specially for people creating their model book. Will you make it available for people or is it a private project ?

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Will Hu7 months ago

I will share it

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Jun7 months ago

that's fantastic thanks a lot

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Koka7 months ago

Great stuff, Will. Like many others, I'm asking: where did you get the delisted stocks data from? Finding those historical prices data is tricky as not many providers do that

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Shivas Snake, CFA 🔱🐍 🇬🇧 ↗️7 months ago

This shall make deep dives so much easier

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