TickerYou compares similar companies and looks for prices that moved unusually far apart. Then it checks the business facts. A big gap is only a clue—it never proves that the market is wrong or that the gap will close.
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None of the latest price checks found a large enough unexplained gap. 8 of 8 pairs have been checked; pairs waiting for their first check are labelled separately.
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Possible link still being tested
Important company news explains the move
Important company news happened during this period. TickerYou will not call the price gap unusual until research checks what that news changed.
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Important company news explains the move
Important company news happened during this period. TickerYou will not call the price gap unusual until research checks what that news changed.
Why there is no alert
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This is separate from single-company Ideas. A pair is graded only after its deadline, using prices from matching trading days.
Simple rule: the measured gap must shrink by at least half within 60 shared trading days—about three months. Otherwise the prediction did not work.
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No price-gap prediction has started yet.
Watching a pair is not enough. A result appears only after research makes a clear, dated prediction.
Compare both stocks on the same trading days and flag a gap that looks much larger than usual.
Read reliable sources for both companies. News, earnings, or a real business change may explain the move.
If research makes a clear prediction, freeze the starting point and check whether the gap shrinks by half within 60 shared trading days.
The price-only rank first asks how rarely a gap this large appeared in the past. Ties use two more statistical checks: distance from normal and the gap after allowing for how the stocks usually move together. Research opinion never changes the order. Every pair uses its pre-set time window and matching trading days; TickerYou does not search for a more dramatic date range after seeing the result.