- The content of this repo and wiki is not and should not be considered financial advice.
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Beta Search Syntax
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The ict-index repo has been enrolled into the new search beta. Github added a few features to search in this pre-release. Boolean Operators are probably the most relevant to key word and term search. We can now use AND, OR, NOT and parentheses to build better search queries.
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Examples:
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Complete search term, will return results with the entire search term only.
repo:newsqlguru/ict-index "smt divergence"
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AND operator, will return results with "smt" and "divergence" key words.
repo:newsqlguru/ict-index smt AND divergence
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OR operator, will return results with "smt" or "divergence".
- Warning use parentheses to ensure the search results are what is expected.
repo:newsqlguru/ict-index (smt OR divergence)
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Combined Logical Query Operators, will return results with "smt" and "correlation" or "divergence"
repo:newsqlguru/ict-index smt AND (correlation OR divergence)
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Official Docs
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Cheat Sheet Gist
- The file naming convention is videoId_transcription.json
- The video id can be used for reference if needed.
- There is a 1:1 relationship between video and transcription file.
- File Naming Convention (yyyy-MM-dd-hhmmss-videoId-transcription.json)
- i.e. 2022-09-10-070004-FgacYSN9QEo-transcription.json
- This naming convention shows the date and time of publication by ICT.
- When searching for terms note the file name to understand when the term has been used.
- Copy and Paste into Github's Search Bar returns no results except for ReadMe file matches.
- i.e. If a search term is copied and pasted into the search bar, the results are not valid.
- When the same term is typed into the search bar the results are returned as expected. (No idea why this is the case)
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Keyword Search
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Use Github's Search and Limit Search Scope to This Repo
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Search for Keywords with Github's search syntax.
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"Fair Value Gap" will find the full term (Fair Value Gap)
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Fair Value Gap will find all files with Fair OR Value OR Gap
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Search results provide a generated url with a time offset, to the point when the term is used in the video.
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Select the URL of interest from the search results
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FgacYSN9QEo&t=33
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Review the content of interest