Philstockworld September Top Trade Review

Yes, this is Thursday morning's PSW Report. We were discussing building portfolios using things like our Top Trade Alerts in yesterday's Live Trading Webinar and it occurred to me that we haven't done a review since July  so I think we have some catching up to do – especially as we haven't finished reviewing 2017's trade ideas yet.  We're usually about 6-9 months behind because our Top Trade Alerts are usually for long-term opportunities, not short-term set-ups .   So far, through October, we had 40 winning trade ideas and 6 losers for a very nice 86.9% winning percentage and the Sept/Oct trades had made $59,615 by July.  As usual, our losing trades tend to turn into winners and one of our losers was Celgene (CELG) but they popped right back from a $425 loss to, currently, a $250 gain but that's only "on track" for our projected $13,000 gain if all goes well so STILL great for a new trade entry – our losers often make the best future winners – that's why these reviews are important!   That brings us up to 41 winners and 5 losers for an 89% winning percentage for 2017 so far and I very much doubt we'll beat that into the year's close – but let's find out together as we review our November and December Top Trade Ideas to finish out the year.  Of course, it's a fairly arbitrary snap-shot to see how 2-year trades are doing at any given point in time but I find that 6-12 months is a good time to make adjustments if necessary as you still have more than a year to recover and you have 2-3 quarters of earnings to give us better information to make our decisions on. That's right, we are FUNDAMENTAL investors so we tend not to pay attention to the day to day BS the market does.  Often if a stock we like gets cheaper, we buy MORE because, if you're not going to buy low – when are you going to buy?   Thursday, Nov 2nd was a busy day as we sent out a Top Trade Alert for 3 stocks;  TEVA, M & CBI: …

Image result for top trade ideasYes, this is Thursday morning's PSW Report.

We were discussing building portfolios using things like our Top Trade Alerts in yesterday's Live Trading Webinar and it occurred to me that we haven't done a review since July so I think we have some catching up to do – especially as we haven't finished reviewing 2017's trade ideas yet.  We're usually about 6-9 months behind because our Top Trade Alerts are usually for long-term opportunities, not short-term set-ups.  

So far, through October, we had 40 winning trade ideas and 6 losers for a very nice 86.9% winning percentage and the Sept/Oct trades had made $59,615 by July.  As usual, our losing trades tend to turn into winners and one of our losers was Celgene (CELG) but they popped right back from a $425 loss to, currently, a $250 gain but that's only "on track" for our projected $13,000 gain if all goes well so STILL great for a new trade entry – our losers often make the best future winners – that's why these reviews are important!  

That brings us up to 41 winners and 5 losers for an 89% winning percentage for 2017 so far and I very much doubt we'll beat that into the year's close – but let's find out together as we review our November and December Top Trade Ideas to finish out the year.  Of course, it's a fairly arbitrary snap-shot to see how 2-year trades are doing at any given point in time but I find that 6-12 months is a good time to make adjustments if necessary as you still have more than a year to recover and you have 2-3 quarters of earnings to give us better information to make our decisions on.

That's right, we are FUNDAMENTAL investors so we tend not to pay attention to the day to day BS the market does.  Often if a stock we like gets cheaper, we buy MORE because, if you're not going to buy low – when are you going to buy?  

Thursday, Nov 2nd was a busy day as we sent out a Top Trade Alert for 3 stocks;  TEVA, M & CBI:


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