Notes

• Financial Market Reader uses a pattern-matching algorithm on common technical analysis indicators to create ratings for each of the next five days for each indicator. 
• The closest historical matches are used to compute the likelihood of rise or fall over the week. 
• "FMR": a proprietary rating that is assigned to each stock. Ratings range from +50 to -50. Market and Sector ratings are averages of their component companies. 
• "FB", or "Future Breadth", represents the percentage of stocks expected to rise. It is a forward-looking equivalent of the traditional breadth measurements. 
• The number after "FMR" or "FB" indicates the number of days it is looking ahead.
• "FMR" averages the rating for the next five days and the rating change from yesterday. 
• "Weighted" adds the sector FMR to a company's FMR.
• In general, the correlation between future change and FMR is double the correlation between future change and any of the preceding indicators.
• Clicking on "R1", "R5", Score", or "Weighted" changes the sort order.
• "^Up": drills-up to the higher index level.  i.e. from "company" to "Sector".
• The "(Sectors)" or "(Companies)" links allow you to display the components of an index.  i.e. a sector's companies.
• "Details": displays a chart of the expected daily P&L for a given company or index over the next week.
• "Chart": displays the company's chart from SmartCharts.com