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Allocations Panel

This post highlights actionList.Pro's Allocations panel and is part of the aLP Panels Tour, a series of posts published to introduce select actionList.Pro features, benefits and related use cases.


July 24, 2024 02:03:00 PM ET


PONTE VEDRA, FL --(actionList.Pro)-- The Allocations panel is based on the information included in the $actionList and #Shares panels. It presents, in conveniently sortable columns, each established position's contribution to the watchlist's overall allocation in terms of dollars (USD$) and percent (%). Stock ticker symbols that aren't paired with share quantities are also included. Their allocation metrics are updated once the relevant share counts are specified on the #Shares panel. For easy reference, stock ticker symbols in the Allocations panel are linked to their respective companies' home pages. See Image 1.



aLP Allocations Panel.

Image 1 - Allocations Panel


Each stock ticker symbol is associated with its primary industrial sector and macroeconomic sector or market, as follows:


Primary Industrial Sectors


  • AGRI - Agriculture
  • ATCH - Applied Technology
  • BSCM - Basic Materials
  • CMCL - Commercial
  • FCLT - Commercial Property
  • CNSM - Consumer
  • DTHC - Deathcare
  • DFNS - Defense Systems
  • EDCN - Education
  • NRGY - Energy
  • FNCE - Finance
  • HLTH - Healthcare
  • INDU - Industrial
  • STRX - Infrastructure
  • LSRE - Leisure
  • MDIA - Media
  • RSID - Residential Property
  • TECH - Technology
  • TLCM - Telecom
  • TXPT - Transportation
  • UTIL - Utilities

Macroeconomic Sectors or Markets


  • FCTR - Factor
  • FNCL - Financial
  • HHLD - Household
  • GOVT - Government
  • BSNS - Business

The sortable columns make it super easy to (1) assess how the stock ticker symbols and positions are distributed across primary industrial sectors and macroeconomic sectors or markets, and (2) rank the positions in terms of size.


Finally, the Allocations panel introduces the sum total of the positions' values as Total actionList Capital, or TaC. TaC and the the aforementioned taxonomies are applied to create reports in subsequent panels.


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actionList.Pro™ serves as an integrated watchlist platform that positions its customers to independently monitor risk and reward attributes associated with individual stocks, or stock positions, and efficiently draw insight from across perspectives that scale from high-level capital market factors to industrial index and stock-specific price trend strength indicators. It allows for monitoring activities to take place within the context of an informational framework consisting of risk and reward related measures with the potential to drive change, and serves as an enabling technology that provides its customers with meaningful time savings while deepening their stock market insights.


Source: actionList.Pro LLC


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Selected Notes: (1) The Technology (TECH) sector includes companies involved in commercializing fundamental technological inputs; e.g., displays, semiconductors, computer memory, networking equipment or generalized enterprise software, (2) Companies in the Applied Technology (ATCH) sector include those that focus their efforts on applying technology to address the needs and interests of specific industries or institutional functions, (3) The Commercial (CMCL) sector includes commercial supplies and services, (4) The Commercial Property (FCLT) and Residential Property (RSID) sectors generally do not include REITs and (5) for historical reasons Waste Management companies serving households and businesses are included in the Utilities sector. (6) All businesses are by definition participants in the macroeconomy's Product (PDCT) market.