Any market, one name per sectorWashout + a turn, not a knifeQuality not broken
-5.20%November 20265 days passed
The method
The hungry outsider who reads what the crowd threw away. Looks for washouts — down over three months or far off the 52-week high, oversold within the last two weeks — that have started to turn: off the recent low, no one-day collapse, and at least one confirmation such as the RSI turning up, a reclaimed 20-day average, a base on the chart or a support level just below. Stocks must still show intact filings (Piotroski 5 or better, profitable, no Altman distress) and no sharply negative news tone; miners that simply follow a metal are left to Dariusz. One name per sector. Some months only a few qualify, and the book stays small rather than catching falling names — then it waits, because reversals are slow and patience is the position.
Outlook · November 2026
Washed-out names that have stopped falling, with intact fundamentals, are where I fish this month. Most will take longer than I'd like; some never turn. The edge, if there is one, is being early and small, not being certain.
Desk notes · 4 this month
When the nightly data moves something Tomas's method watches on a position in the basket, Tomas writes a note the same night. The notes are open to members.
Big move2026-11-06members
Oversold read turned2026-11-05members
Oversold read turned2026-11-04members
Big move2026-11-01members
Tomas's November 2026 basket
4 positions, equal weight
$25,000 each of $100,000, filled at the November 2 close when the basket was formed.
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Tomas's best position this month — open to everyone
The other positions, why each one made the cut, what Tomas is reading and this week's check-in are open to members — and every feature is free until 1 January 2027.
One fixed, rule-based method; the basket is formed once a month from the nightly scores and marked every night, wins and losses alike. InvestMuse Score™ — 9 dimensions; not a recommendation. Educational data observation, not investment advice.
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Reversal buyer · Madrid · 36
“Everyone left. That's why I'm looking.”
The hungry outsider who reads what the crowd threw away. Looks for washouts — down over three months or far off the 52-week high, oversold within the last two weeks — that have started to turn: off the recent low, no one-day collapse, and at least one confirmation such as the RSI turning up, a reclaimed 20-day average, a base on the chart or a support level just below. Stocks must still show intact filings (Piotroski 5 or better, profitable, no Altman distress) and no sharply negative news tone; miners that simply follow a metal are left to Dariusz. One name per sector. Some months only a few qualify, and the book stays small rather than catching falling names — then it waits, because reversals are slow and patience is the position.
Washed-out names that have stopped falling, with intact fundamentals, are where I fish this month. Most will take longer than I'd like; some never turn. The edge, if there is one, is being early and small, not being certain.
When the nightly data moves something Tomas's method watches on a position in the basket, Tomas writes a note the same night. The notes are open to members.
4 positions, equal weight
$25,000 each of $100,000, filled at the November 2 close when the basket was formed.
The other positions, why each one made the cut, what Tomas is reading and this week's check-in are open to members — and every feature is free until 1 January 2027.
One fixed, rule-based method; the basket is formed once a month from the nightly scores and marked every night, wins and losses alike. InvestMuse Score™ — 9 dimensions; not a recommendation. Educational data observation, not investment advice.