> Hello readers. We noticed that our charts did not show up in this > blog post. We've currently asked SA how/if we can correct this. We'll > keep you posted.
Hello readers. We noticed that our charts did not show up in this blog post. We've currently asked SA how/if we can correct this. We'll keep you posted.
Below are responses to billd10's questions about our track record and how we make money.
Our real-time track record for our 4 portfolios can be found on our website.
All our portfolios have beaten the broad market by a wide margin in real-time since mid-2006 (which is when we started tracking performance for the website).
Since mid-2006,
Our Small Cap Program is up +5.93%, the S&P 600 Total Return Index has lost -34.31%.
Our Mid Cap Program is down -22.32% while the S&P 400 Total Return Index is down -29.11%.
Our Large Cap Program is down -23.18% vs. -30.13% for the S&P 500 Total Return Index.
Our All-Cap Program is down -14% while the S&P 1500 Total Return Index is off -30.23%
Our services are 100% free. We collect advertising dollars from our sponsors.
On Apr 04 12:21 PM billd10 wrote:
> I'd be curious to know what sort of track record the "super stock > screener team" has and how they make money. As in all things, it > pays to follow the money. We are subjected to so much advice to buy > this and sell that, based on the opinions of people who, unlike Warren > Buffett, have no proven track record--only access to the media. The > question to me is: how good is that advice, especially when so many > of these people disagree. I think all these opinions should be taken > with a grain of salt.
As the author of this article, I'd like to explain our perspective on these 10 dangerous stocks.
At www.SuperStockScreener... we employ an extensively backtested investment process to help us determine whether or not a stock is a Strong Buy, Buy, Hold/Sell, Sell or Strong Sell. This process has provided us with an exceptional real-time track record over the years (relative to the market, since like everyone else, we too lost money in absolute terms during the current bear market). For background information about this process, and its excellent track record, please follow this link:
In the article, we focused on companies with mounting long-term debt-to-equity ratios. However, this was not our only consideration when choosing these names to beat up on. Rather, the debt issue was simply an add-on to sell recommendations which we already have high conviction in.
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On Apr 07 11:17 AM Super Stock Screener wrote:
> Hello readers. We noticed that our charts did not show up in this
> blog post. We've currently asked SA how/if we can correct this. We'll
> keep you posted.
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10 Dangerous Stocks to Avoid [View article]
Our real-time track record for our 4 portfolios can be found on our website.
All our portfolios have beaten the broad market by a wide margin in real-time since mid-2006 (which is when we started tracking performance for the website).
Since mid-2006,
Our Small Cap Program is up +5.93%, the S&P 600 Total Return Index has lost -34.31%.
Our Mid Cap Program is down -22.32% while the S&P 400 Total Return Index is down -29.11%.
Our Large Cap Program is down -23.18% vs. -30.13% for the S&P 500 Total Return Index.
Our All-Cap Program is down -14% while the S&P 1500 Total Return Index is off -30.23%
Our services are 100% free. We collect advertising dollars from our sponsors.
On Apr 04 12:21 PM billd10 wrote:
> I'd be curious to know what sort of track record the "super stock
> screener team" has and how they make money. As in all things, it
> pays to follow the money. We are subjected to so much advice to buy
> this and sell that, based on the opinions of people who, unlike Warren
> Buffett, have no proven track record--only access to the media. The
> question to me is: how good is that advice, especially when so many
> of these people disagree. I think all these opinions should be taken
> with a grain of salt.
10 Dangerous Stocks to Avoid [View article]
At www.SuperStockScreener... we employ an extensively backtested investment process to help us determine whether or not a stock is a Strong Buy, Buy, Hold/Sell, Sell or Strong Sell. This process has provided us with an exceptional real-time track record over the years (relative to the market, since like everyone else, we too lost money in absolute terms during the current bear market). For background information about this process, and its excellent track record, please follow this link:
www.superstockscreener.../
In the article, we focused on companies with mounting long-term debt-to-equity ratios. However, this was not our only consideration when choosing these names to beat up on. Rather, the debt issue was simply an add-on to sell recommendations which we already have high conviction in.
The Super Stock Screener team