Performance Details
| Year | Percent Change | |
|---|---|---|
Year to date return |
2010 | -0.64% |
Year to date return |
2009 | 28.42% |
Year to date return |
2008 | -11.24% |
There are several performance figures referenced on stopbuyingthebull.
The Year To Date return is calculated every day and represent the percentage gain or loss from January 1st 2009 till yesterday ,had you bought 1 share of every buy signal initiated and held until we initiated a sell signal.
The Year End return is the percentage gain or loss from Jan 1st thru December 31st of that year had you bought 1 share of every buy signal initiated and held it until we initiated a sell signal.
The Buy signal average performance is calculated every day and represents the average percentage increase in value of every current buy signal from the date we initiated that buy signal. It is important to understand, that average return includes stocks that have only initiated a buy signal yesterday. Hypothetically; if you purchased one share of every buy signal, we take the total percentage gain and divide by the total number of current buy signals.
The Sell signal average performance is calculated every day and represents the average percentage decline of every current sell signal from the date we initiated that sell signal. It is important to understand, that average return includes stocks that have only initiated a sell signal yesterday.
Hypothetically; if you sold one share of every sell signal, we take the total percentage decline in value and divide by the number of current sell signals. In other word if you sold them when we initiated the sell signal you would have saved yourself from losing that percentage. Those stocks have declined in value by that average percent, since the time we initiated a sell.
The Hold signal average performance is calculated every day and represents the average percentage increase in value of every current hold signal from the time we initiated that buy signal. A hold signal is generated when our buy signal increases in value by a percentage where we would be cautious about adding more to that position. Instead we would hold that position and put new money into a buy signal in an earlier phase of performance. It is important to note how many of our buy signals have achieved a hold status. Look at the number of buy signals, then the number that have achieved a hold signal, and look at the average percentage gain.
We are confident that even the most experienced investors will be impressed with these performance figures and realize they need stopbuyingthebull.com
The Year To Date return is calculated every day and represent the percentage gain or loss from January 1st 2009 till yesterday ,had you bought 1 share of every buy signal initiated and held until we initiated a sell signal.
The Year End return is the percentage gain or loss from Jan 1st thru December 31st of that year had you bought 1 share of every buy signal initiated and held it until we initiated a sell signal.
| Total Performance Since Signal Initiation | |
|---|---|
| Buy Side | 19.70% |
| Sell Side | -13.43% |
Lastest Scan |
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| Scan Date | # of Buys | # of Holds | # of Sells |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2010-09-03 | 5,335 | 666 | 5,157 |
Our buy side performance today includes
666 buys that have
achieved hold status with an average
return of 26.39%.
The Buy signal average performance is calculated every day and represents the average percentage increase in value of every current buy signal from the date we initiated that buy signal. It is important to understand, that average return includes stocks that have only initiated a buy signal yesterday. Hypothetically; if you purchased one share of every buy signal, we take the total percentage gain and divide by the total number of current buy signals.
The Sell signal average performance is calculated every day and represents the average percentage decline of every current sell signal from the date we initiated that sell signal. It is important to understand, that average return includes stocks that have only initiated a sell signal yesterday.
Hypothetically; if you sold one share of every sell signal, we take the total percentage decline in value and divide by the number of current sell signals. In other word if you sold them when we initiated the sell signal you would have saved yourself from losing that percentage. Those stocks have declined in value by that average percent, since the time we initiated a sell.
The Hold signal average performance is calculated every day and represents the average percentage increase in value of every current hold signal from the time we initiated that buy signal. A hold signal is generated when our buy signal increases in value by a percentage where we would be cautious about adding more to that position. Instead we would hold that position and put new money into a buy signal in an earlier phase of performance. It is important to note how many of our buy signals have achieved a hold status. Look at the number of buy signals, then the number that have achieved a hold signal, and look at the average percentage gain.
We are confident that even the most experienced investors will be impressed with these performance figures and realize they need stopbuyingthebull.com
