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Users should note first of all that there is an "Overall Trading Strategy" report. Normally it would only be advisable to act on a short-term trading buy recommendation when the overall market is seen to be in a "Buy" or a "Buy Buy Buy" mood.

Next note that the trading selections are listed in ascending price categories. The cheaper the share the more price volatile it is likely to be which implies, for example, that within the 0 to 99 cents category lie the shares which will probably offer the trader his biggest short-term profits. However, it should also be noted that the cheaper the share the riskier it might generally be considered to be with regard to its long-term investment potential. One should accordingly avoid getting locked into such shares for any length of time.

Within these ascending price categories, shares appear in descending order of ShareFinder's predicted short-term price gains and predicted price losses. In respect of each share there is a "Strategy" report which in the case of predicted price gainers appears first as "Prepare to Buy" and then "Buy" and finally as "Buy, Buy, Buy" as the technical probability of a strong upward price movement becomes increasingly likely.

Prospective bear traders will be interested in the "Sell" lists which similarly are displayed in a descending opportunity basis within a series of ascending price categories. Note also that, depending upon its balance sheet fundamentals, each share selection is accorded a star rating and the computer also calculates how many "Days" are likely to elapse before the share attains its predicted short-term price horizon.