Risk notice
Research, not investment advice.
Stonka shows the result of an automatic chart analysis. It is general information for your own research. It is not investment advice and not a call to buy or sell.
No investment advice
Stonka does not know your finances, your goals or your experience, and it does not check whether a share suits you. The lists are the same for everyone. They are not an offer to buy or sell anything. Stonka does not answer questions about single shares.
You decide alone whether you buy or sell, and you carry the risk. As far as the law allows, the operator is not liable for decisions you make based on the lists.
Risk
Shares can lose value quickly. You can lose all the money you invest. A stop order does not guarantee a price: when a share opens lower, it is sold below the stop level.
Results are hypothetical
All results on Stonka are worked out on paper from the published rules. They are not real trades. They leave out fees, taxes and the difference between the price you see and the price you get. Past or simulated results do not tell you what will happen next.
The results count every share from a weekly page, losers included. Not counted are:
- a comeback whose price did not rise above the confirmation level during the week
- a riser that opened at or below its stop level on Monday
- a share without price data for that week
Weeks that were calculated afterwards and never published as a list at the time are counted the same way and marked as such.
The rules that decide which shares are shown are applied before a list is published, never afterwards.
Validity and levels
Each list is made after Friday’s close, is valid only for the trading week after it and is not updated. Only the lists of the last 8 weeks stay online, unchanged; older ones are removed by age alone, never by result. The chart target is a projection from the chart, not a forecast and not the price target of an analyst. All rules and levels are on How it works.
Data
Prices come from Yahoo Finance: weekly prices of the home exchange, converted to euro at Friday’s exchange rate. Whether a share can be traded in Germany, and its WKN, come from the public instrument search of a German trading venue. Which companies are checked is based on publicly available information on the MSCI World, DAX and MDAX and can differ from the official index members. The data can be wrong, late or incomplete, and Stonka does not check it by hand. Next to each share’s symbol is a link to its chart on Yahoo Finance; Stonka has no business relationship with Yahoo.
Who makes the lists
kreativ-anders | Manuel Steinberg, a one-person software business from Germany (imprint). The developer behind it has no financial training, no licence for financial services and is not supervised by a financial authority. A program he wrote makes the lists automatically; nobody picks or edits them by hand, and no company sees them before they are published. AI tools helped him write the program; he checked and tested the code himself.
Conflicts of interest
Stonka gets no money from companies, brokers or index providers and has no affiliate links. The website is free and has no ads.
The author uses the lists himself as inspiration. He may hold shares from the lists or trade them after a list is published. He does not buy or sell a share from a new list before it is published, and not before the market opens on the Monday after.
Trademarks
MSCI World is a trademark of MSCI Inc. DAX and MDAX are registered trademarks of Deutsche Börse AG. Company names belong to their owners. Stonka is not connected with them or supported by them.