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Title: What are the differences between the portfolios? Post by: Super Stock Picker on October 01, 2006, 07:02:26 PM When I look at them, they seem to all hold the same stocks?
Do I have to separate them into the different portfolios, and buy and sell according to the portfolio, or could I just incorporate into one? Thanks Donna Title: Re: What are the differences between the portfolios? Post by: Super Stock Picker on January 05, 2007, 06:36:42 PM Hello,
Our advice is to choose one or more portfolio and to follow the buy and sell orders they issue. This way, your returns will be close from the one published on the web site. Each of our portfolios follows as set of criteria to buy stocks. Once a stock does not meet one of these criteria, a sell order is issued. By applying the same selection filter day after day, we can reasonably expect the same kind of performances to repeat in the future. To help you to figure out the differences between our portfolios, let explain the following: - They are weekly and monthly updated versions of the same portfolio. - 3 families of portfolios are published. They are Price Momentum, Low PEG Ratio and Earnings Estimate Upgrades. - To understand the Ultimate Price Momentum series portfolios, read the following study: http://www.superstockpicker.com/ultimate_price_momentum_series_study.html |