# What is the most effective way to see all the calls in a group?
**URL:** https://talk.markets/t/what-is-the-most-effective-way-to-see-all-the-calls-in-a-group/4984
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**Created:** [17 December 2024 02:30 UTC](https://talk.markets/t/what-is-the-most-effective-way-to-see-all-the-calls-in-a-group/4984 "2024-12-17T02:30:43Z")
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### Author:  [@Bormar11](https://talk.markets/u/Bormar11)
#### Post date: [17 December 2024 02:30 UTC](https://talk.markets/t/what-is-the-most-effective-way-to-see-all-the-calls-in-a-group/4984/1 "2024-12-17T02:30:43Z")
What is the most effective way to see all the calls in a group at a certain time?
With /ga
🕐 LAST 50 TOKENS 🏆 #GROUPATH
🔍 Tokens: 48 ⋅ Oldest: 3d ago
/ga 3m
🕐 3M 🏆 #GROUPATH
🔍 Tokens: 45 ⋅ Oldest: 18d ago
In this example, for example, I don’t understand why in 3M there are fewer tokens than in /Ga (last 50?)
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### Author:  [@Lux](https://talk.markets/u/Lux)
#### Post date: [17 December 2024 02:42 UTC](https://talk.markets/t/what-is-the-most-effective-way-to-see-all-the-calls-in-a-group/4984/2 "2024-12-17T02:42:27Z")
> [@Bormar11](#):
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> In this example, for example, I don’t understand why in 3M there are fewer tokens than in /Ga (last 50?)
As you can see oldest token is 18 days where u’re querying 3months. `/ga 1mo` will probably show you more tokens.
On longer timeframes, there are more aggressive filters (because Rick does include everything, there are no call/gamble/just scanning buttons) to ensure quality of the leaderboards.
From your example it looks like you don’t use Rick for a very long time, so it makes sense that 3mo does not include this many tokens. Overtime, this should improve a lot.
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### Author:  [@Bormar11](https://talk.markets/u/Bormar11)
#### Post date: [17 December 2024 04:16 UTC](https://talk.markets/t/what-is-the-most-effective-way-to-see-all-the-calls-in-a-group/4984/4 "2024-12-17T04:16:18Z")
You are right, with for example 80 D many more things appear. I have a test group where I copy many things that I automatically scrape and there I was testing it. Although I don’t understand why some of the best calls, such as MAX, don’t appear when there are fewer results (a few more days).
3M
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### Author:  [@Lux](https://talk.markets/u/Lux)
#### Post date: [17 December 2024 04:24 UTC](https://talk.markets/t/what-is-the-most-effective-way-to-see-all-the-calls-in-a-group/4984/5 "2024-12-17T04:24:09Z")
Because if you query 3 months, we expect that a token is at least scanned **a few times** in the group. The thought here is that if this didn’t happen (_no one ever checked price again, no one cared, no one was in_), this token is considered _not relevant_ over a period of 3 months thus it’s not included.