RF Semiconductor Stocks (*SEMIR)

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We look at the recent net stock adds (people adding a stock to their portfolio minus people removing it) and compare against the company's previous history to identify those companies that are seeing the largest changes on a relative basis. Without the company history comparison, our most followed companies would likely be near the top of the list at all times. A value greater than one indicates a greater than normal number of adds over the last seven days, and a value less than one indicates a less than normal number of adds. If no value is shown, there was not enough activity to generate a value.

We look at the recent net stock shorts (people shorting it in their portfolios minus people covering their short) and compare against the company's previous history to identify those companies that are seeing the largest changes on a relative basis. A value less than -1 (for example -3.6) indicates a greater than normal number of shorts over the last seven days, and a value greater than -1 (for example -0.6) indicates a less than normal number of adds. If no value is shown, there was not enough activity to generate a value.

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