Open your copy of the Watchlist Summary.

• Click the Refresh Data button (or go to Watchlist Tools → Refresh Data in the top menu).

• On the first run, Google will ask for permissions — click Advanced → Go to [Sheet Name] (unsafe) → Allow.

This is a standard one-time step. After that, refreshing is instant.

Go to Extensions → Apps Script, select refreshData from the dropdown, and click Run. The menu should appear after the first successful run.

The script pulls the latest snapshot from the master data sheets and overwrites everything in columns A:AF with fresh values. This keeps your data current without slowing down the sheet.

You can freely sort, filter, add columns, or rearrange as needed. Anything outside the main data range stays untouched.

Unlimited. Refresh as many times as you want — daily, weekly, or right before making decisions.

Usually just a few seconds. If it takes longer than a minute, it’s typically due to temporary Google server load. Wait and try again.

The Total Score combines four sub-scores: Fundamentals, Growth, Technicals, and Relative Strength.

All scores are generated by pulling clean, processed data from multiple supporting sheets in the master system. These sheets handle hundreds of calculations, ratios, and comparisons before feeding the final results into the main Watchlist Summary.

Every sector and industry has its own dedicated calculation sheets that compute averages across all covered stocks. A stock earns points for every metric where it beats its sector or industry average.

Financial stocks often score lower because they don’t report several standard metrics (Cost of Revenue, Operating Income, Capex, etc.). Sector and industry comparisons create a fairer playing field by only comparing similar companies.

• Orange ≈ Top 1%

• Yellow ≈ Top 5%

• Dark Green ≈ Top 10%

• Green ≈ Top 50%

Around 600. The highest seen was MU at 450.

Yes. The system is largely ratio-based, so consistent financial reporting allows fair comparisons to U.S. stocks.

2,300+ stocks, primarily mid-cap and large-cap ($2B+ market cap) for cleaner data and more reliable scoring.

There are dozens of small cap stocks. Generally speaking, stocks under ~$2 billion often lack consistent financial data, which creates errors and distorts averages. Focus is on reliability.

Multiple professional sources processed through 101 supporting sheets in the master system before reaching your Watchlist.

Yes! Email the ticker, sector, and industry at admin@stockscore.systems. It can usually be added within 24 hours.

Re-copy the template from the original link. Or run refreshData manually via Extensions → Apps Script.

Right-click the button → three dots → Assign script → type refreshData

Email right away at admin@stockscore.systems

Completely normal for custom scripts. Click Advanced → Go to… → Allow. Safe and only required once.

• Stock Deep Dive Analyzer — 100+ sheet deep research workstation

• Stock Momentum Query Tool — Advanced momentum scanning and historical pattern analysis

• Industry Strength & Performance Rankings

• Market Sentiment Dashboard

• Watchlist Performance & Relative Strength

All tools are designed to work together with the same one-click Refresh system.

Once you have any tool, open the built-in tabs or instructions inside the file for even more detailed FAQs specific to that sheet.

All plans are monthly recurring subscriptions managed through Gumroad. You can cancel anytime with one click — no long-term commitment.

You’ll keep access until the end of your current billing period. After that, your Viewer access to the master data will be removed and Refresh will stop working.

Yes. Just email at admin@stockscore.systems and we’ll upgrade/downgrade you for the next cycle.