Revision Deck — daily recall

Companies

Letters make it NSE, digits make it BSE — TATAMOTORS or 500570. Paste several at once from the Data tab.

Name Ticker Tier 52W H // L Your view Comfort Last revised Next up

Thesis

Activity

Where your list stands

Solid, 67 and up Patchy, 34 to 66 Thin, 33 and below Never revised

Beat number seven

Where your book sits

Last eight weeks

Thinnest ground

    Data

    Your forgetting curve

    Each clean recall multiplies how long a business case stays with you. A patchy one counts half; a blank cuts it back. Tune S_FIRST and S_GROW near the top of the file if this doesn't match how you actually forget.

    How hard your view pushes the schedule

    Your stance tilts which company gets drawn next. It never touches the intervals, so the comfort score stays an honest measure of what you remember. Nothing goes more than ${'' }90 days untouched whatever you set here.

    Add several at once

    One company per line, name first, then the ticker after a comma.

    Take your data with you

    The JSON file holds everything, including your grades and schedule. The CSV is just the list, for opening in a spreadsheet.

    Which copy you are running

    Build . If a feature described in chat is missing, this line is how to tell whether the file was replaced.

    Where this is stored

    To move it to a server later, open this file in a text editor and change CFG.mode to 'remote', then set CFG.endpoint to a URL that returns your saved state on GET and accepts it on PUT. Nothing else in the file needs to change.

    Live prices need that same hosting step — a page opened straight from disk is blocked from calling market APIs. The MarketData hook near the top of the script is where that plugs in. Until then, the Screener and TradingView links do the job.

    Start over

    Clears every company, grade and date from this browser. Export first if you want it back.