$$$MR. MARKET$$$ vs. the S&P 500

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  • mrmarket
    Administrator
    • Sep 2003
    • 5971

    $$$MR. MARKET$$$ vs. the S&P 500

    Many of you have wondered. How does $$$MR. MARKET$$$ do vs. the overall market. Well here you have it:

    STOCK DATE IN DATE OUT PAID SOLD GAIN S&P500
    DHOM 01-08-02 1/30/2002 15.3 17.75 16% -4%
    GNWR 01-03-02 04-09-02 21.38 24.8 16% -4%
    SAH 1/31/2002 04-09-02 28.05 32.49 16% -1%
    ANH 01-10-02 4/22/2002 9.73 11.3 16% -4%
    GAN 04-09-02 05-01-02 56.2 65.09 16% -18%
    RYL 04-10-02 05-03-02 100.35 116.17 16% -5%
    JOSB 05-08-02 5/17/2002 20.58 24.11 17% 2%
    MHK 2/20/2002 5/20/2002 60 69.66 16% -1%
    TENT 5/14/2002 5/21/2002 13.67 15.88 16% -2%
    HAMP 6/18/2002 07-09-02 21.89 25.35 16% -8%
    RATE 01-09-03 1/13/2003 4.3 5.14 20% 0%
    LCI 1/24/2003 02-06-03 20 23.4 17% -3%
    ODFL 01-03-03 04-03-03 29.05 33.77 16% -4%
    AVD 8/19/2002 4/14/2003 15.07 17.58 17% -7%
    QSII 2/25/2003 05-06-03 26.14 32.1 23% 11%
    JFBC 01-02-03 5/21/2003 50.9 59.46 17% 2%
    LEND 5/19/2003 5/27/2003 13.75 16.47 20% 3%
    PORT 02-07-03 06-02-03 46.85 53.67 15% 17%
    NFI 5/27/2003 06-05-03 51.45 59.45 16% 4%
    DRL 04-07-03 06-06-03 37.7 44.02 17% 12%
    HITK 05-07-03 6/16/2003 37.16 45.6 23% 9%
    OHB 5/21/2002 6/17/2003 9.92 12.01 21% -6%
    FBC 06-06-03 6/26/2003 20.85 24.24 16% 0%
    MBT 05-02-03 6/26/2003 48.5 57.04 18% 6%
    VNBC 04-12-03 6/30/2003 18.89 21.96 16% 12%
    SSYS 6/19/2003 07-07-03 33.35 38.9 17% 1%
    ACMR 4/22/2002 7/14/2003 22.01 25.46 16% -9%
    UTSI 07-03-03 7/16/2003 36.28 41.95 16% 1%
    FCFS 07-08-03 7/21/2003 16.3 18.84 16% -3%
    FRED 05-02-02 08-01-03 26.23 30.29 15% -10%
    SFCC 7/30/2003 09-02-03 26.01 31 19% 5%
    ESI 08-07-03 09-12-03 39.59 46.38 17% 5%
    MDC 07-10-02 10-01-03 46.59 54.25 16% 11%
    COH 06-09-03 10/14/03 25.75 30.21 17% 7%
    ARO 10-03-03 10/14/03 28.9 33.62 16% 2%
    NARA 7/25/2003 10/16/03 18.91 21.94 16% 5%
    DKS 7/29/2003 10/29/03 39.99 47.21 18% 6%
    WRLD 06-03-03 10/29/03 14.43 18.63 29% 8%
    WLS 10/16/03 10/29/03 54.1 62.76 16% 0%
    GRMN 5/23/03 10/29/03 45.91 53 15% 12%
    JBSS 10/24/03 10/30/03 28.37 34.13 20% 2%
    FINL 9/29/03 11-03-03 27.13 31.39 16% 5%
    CLSR 10/31/03 11/24/03 30.47 35.14 15% 0%
    AMHC 7/14/03 11/28/03 41 47.96 17% 5%
    AXL 5/20/02 12/29/03 34.73 40.25 16% 2%
    WSBK 11/26/03 12/30/03 15.75 18.95 20% 5%
    KSWS 12/18/03 01-07-04 23.8 27.6 16% 3%
    CCBI 11-05-03 01-12-04 20.2 23.3 15% 7%
    HELE 09-02-03 1/13/04 24.13 29.4 22% 10%

    Of my last 49 trades, 48 of them beat the S&P 500 during the same period. In fact, in 20 of these trades of 15% or better, the S&P 500 was actually flat or declined in value. Am I just lucky? Some people like to say "Don't confuse brains with a bull market." However, it looks like my model beats the market in both bull and bear circumstances.

    So what would YOU conclude from this?
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    I am HUGE! Bring me your finest meats and cheeses.

    - $$$MR. MARKET$$$
  • Michaelk005

    #2
    SandP mabye for debt issues, but everyone of your winners has followed the nasdaq's ups and downs almost identically. Ive never seen your model in action in a bear market but if it works as well as in the bull we are seeing now, i will start writing checks to you.

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    • Michaelk005

      #3
      To correct myself, large cap instead of debt issues, big difference

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      • mrmarket
        Administrator
        • Sep 2003
        • 5971

        #4
        Originally posted by Michaelk005
        To correct myself, large cap instead of debt issues, big difference
        Would you like for me to do the same analysis vs. the NAZ??
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        I am HUGE! Bring me your finest meats and cheeses.

        - $$$MR. MARKET$$$

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