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Hi there. Apologies for the delay, we just noticed your comments (as pointed out by infinitewisdumb below).
In response to your question, we use institutional data from Fidelity, which calculates changes made in the current quarter. Most recent filings are from 3/31/13. http://bit.ly/1769M96 and compare it to share float from Yahoo! Finance http://yhoo.it/15bmWhH
As you pointed our below, the data has changed since this posting. XIDE would no longer signal significant institutional buying: Net institutional purchases in the current quarter is now at 495.6k shares, which represents about 0.71% of the company's float of 68.92M shares. Current quarter purchases increased by 1 million, but was offset by 4.2M in institutional sales.
And to answer your other question, that particular EPS data point was sourced from Finviz. http://bit.ly/1769MpP
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Hi, sorry for the late response and the missing disclosures. All EPS estimates are sourced from Yahoo! Finance. The other data was sourced from Finviz. Hope that helps.
Holding Steady: AUER's Growth Strategy Not For The Weak [View article]
You make interesting points, and I can't disagree, but what I (the author) found really interesting about AUER is how well their strategy has performed over the long term. Certainly it hasn't performed well since inception, but strategy was used in their personal accounts prior to the fund's inception and they've fared quite well from it. In the unabridged version of the article I try to address that. Here's that excerpt:
Historic Ups and Downs While the AUER Growth fund is just over three years old, the Auer strategy hasn’t changed in over 20. It has outperformed the S&P 500 during all 10-year periods prior to inception (pre fund launch). Interestingly, the fund (and therefore strategy) has taken a dive since inception. But Bob isn’t worried “This has happened before,” he says pointing to 1998 and 1999 when his strategy net -17.56% and 18.62% returns relative to the S&P’s 28.58% and 21.04% returns. “Look what happens next.” Touché. In the following three years while the S&P had negative returns, AUER grew by 26.78%, 52.05% and 15.67%. After that, 154.56%.
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Alan, thank you for bringing it up. There was a delay in the publication of the article. Any thoughts on the earnings? I would like to hear more about the impact on earnings than "macro economic conditions" that seem to be the easy excuse for everyone.
Hedge Funds Are Buying 5 Highly Shorted And Oversold Stocks On Losing Streaks [View article]
Hedge Funds Are Buying 5 Highly Shorted And Oversold Stocks On Losing Streaks [View article]
In response to your question, we use institutional data from Fidelity, which calculates changes made in the current quarter. Most recent filings are from 3/31/13. http://bit.ly/1769M96 and compare it to share float from Yahoo! Finance http://yhoo.it/15bmWhH
As you pointed our below, the data has changed since this posting. XIDE would no longer signal significant institutional buying: Net institutional purchases in the current quarter is now at 495.6k shares, which represents about 0.71% of the company's float of 68.92M shares. Current quarter purchases increased by 1 million, but was offset by 4.2M in institutional sales.
And to answer your other question, that particular EPS data point was sourced from Finviz. http://bit.ly/1769MpP
We hope that helps!
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Historic Ups and Downs
While the AUER Growth fund is just over three years old, the Auer strategy hasn’t changed in over 20. It has outperformed the S&P 500 during all 10-year periods prior to inception (pre fund launch).
Interestingly, the fund (and therefore strategy) has taken a dive since inception. But Bob isn’t worried “This has happened before,” he says pointing to 1998 and 1999 when his strategy net -17.56% and 18.62% returns relative to the S&P’s 28.58% and 21.04% returns. “Look what happens next.” Touché. In the following three years while the S&P had negative returns, AUER grew by 26.78%, 52.05% and 15.67%. After that, 154.56%.
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