I just checked. And the present list has something like 8000 to 9000 signals in it. Most would be of no use to you.

If I can get some time free I am going to try to prepare a list of times when two strong EM Signals occurred within a few hours of one another. Those appear to be the most reliable signals that I work with. And there are a large number of times when that happened. You could do some statistical analyses with that type of list to see how soon a powerful earthquake occurred after each time the two signals were detected. I believe that you did that a few years ago with a list I sent you and said that the results defied ordinary probabilities.

Also,

Based on those two September 17, 2013 signals I was watching for one powerful earthquake and either one or two relatively minor ones. I did not consider the possibility that there might be two powerful ones as there were in Pakistan and Peru. I am going to have to do some exotic calculations to see if those two EM Signals matched those two earthquakes.

This happend once before if I remember correctly. There were two signals and then two powerful earthquakes, one in Japan and then another in Taiwan that were exact matches for the signals.

Finally, my schedule is pretty full at the present time as you can see from how long it took to post this note.