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[Script PDA/Browser] Stock Trading Advisor · · 12 likes

Disclaimer - I used Claude a fair amount to get this to my vision. Then it was privately tested over the last month with a few friends, and after some major updates we feel it's ready to share.

 

So, here's a tool that's used for a variety of things on the stock market page. It's resizable, and it's also collapsible in case you don't want to see it all the time. For setup, It's as easy as installing off of greasy fork -

 

Then go to the stocks page, and click the API key button if not already there, and there's a link that will open a new tab and generate a custom API key for you. All it uses is stocks and items from Torn, and basic, stocks, and money on your end. All of this is stored locally and never goes anywhere else. Copy the key over to the tool and save, then it's done.

 

The primary page tracks tickers, current price, 24Hr change, and then a range that you can choose either 90D (Default) or 365D history. It compares the current price to that range and tells you what the current price point is compared to the ranges price high and low. It'll tell you a percentage, and a recommended action. I've got all the reasonings for the actions written down on a separate tab so it doesn't take up too much space. Then on this same page there's buttons to bring you down to the stock and highlight it for faster trading, you can set a stop loss, so that the action is overridden if it drop's to or below that, telling you to sell. You can also pause analysis on certain stocks, or hide them from view. Here's a photo of the main signal page -

 

 

 

 

The other main tab you'll likely use is the Advisor tab. This has 2 sections, one of which is a "budget" list of stock blocks under 700M total, and the other "Premium" list is over that. It uses info from the item market and a spreadsheet my friends and I drafted to either get an estimate or an exact value for the dividend values. It ranks the top 3 that you don't own for each section.

 

Finally, the last couple tabs. there's a tab that tracks your portfolio along with unrealized gains. You can also hide stocks here as well if you're holding them purely for the passive as well. There's a tab for alerts that will override the action column on the signals tab if the price goes up/down whatever percent you put in.

 

Please let me know if there's any problems and I'll get to work on fixing it asap. Otherwise, I hope this help's all of y'all in your stock trading decisions!

Pub question · · 1 like

I’m planning to start or purchase a company in a few months and am doing some planning ahead of time. So far I’ve got my mind on a pub for the specials, but was wondering about pay. Can anyone share what kind of money a 7* pub nets for the director, and how much the average pay is per employee?

 

Thanks in advance

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[Script PDA/Browser] Stock Trading Advisor · · 12 likes

Disclaimer - I used Claude a fair amount to get this to my vision. Then it was privately tested over the last month with a few friends, and after some major updates we feel it's ready to share.

 

So, here's a tool that's used for a variety of things on the stock market page. It's resizable, and it's also collapsible in case you don't want to see it all the time. For setup, It's as easy as installing off of greasy fork -

 

Then go to the stocks page, and click the API key button if not already there, and there's a link that will open a new tab and generate a custom API key for you. All it uses is stocks and items from Torn, and basic, stocks, and money on your end. All of this is stored locally and never goes anywhere else. Copy the key over to the tool and save, then it's done.

 

The primary page tracks tickers, current price, 24Hr change, and then a range that you can choose either 90D (Default) or 365D history. It compares the current price to that range and tells you what the current price point is compared to the ranges price high and low. It'll tell you a percentage, and a recommended action. I've got all the reasonings for the actions written down on a separate tab so it doesn't take up too much space. Then on this same page there's buttons to bring you down to the stock and highlight it for faster trading, you can set a stop loss, so that the action is overridden if it drop's to or below that, telling you to sell. You can also pause analysis on certain stocks, or hide them from view. Here's a photo of the main signal page -

 

 

 

 

The other main tab you'll likely use is the Advisor tab. This has 2 sections, one of which is a "budget" list of stock blocks under 700M total, and the other "Premium" list is over that. It uses info from the item market and a spreadsheet my friends and I drafted to either get an estimate or an exact value for the dividend values. It ranks the top 3 that you don't own for each section.

 

Finally, the last couple tabs. there's a tab that tracks your portfolio along with unrealized gains. You can also hide stocks here as well if you're holding them purely for the passive as well. There's a tab for alerts that will override the action column on the signals tab if the price goes up/down whatever percent you put in.

 

Please let me know if there's any problems and I'll get to work on fixing it asap. Otherwise, I hope this help's all of y'all in your stock trading decisions!

[TTT] The 4th Torn Tenacity Trial are Closed, hope everyone had fun :) ·

First time seeing this, I’d like to join in as well

Pub question · · 1 like

I’m planning to start or purchase a company in a few months and am doing some planning ahead of time. So far I’ve got my mind on a pub for the specials, but was wondering about pay. Can anyone share what kind of money a 7* pub nets for the director, and how much the average pay is per employee?

 

Thanks in advance