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Update: A step forward and then backwards

December 7th 2006 11:48
The miners were both the angels and devils for the past two trading days. Mining heavyweights such as BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto lead the market on Wednesday, buoyed by positive metal prices, as displayed by a 40.2 points surge on the ASX S&P 200 benchmark index. The Wednesday darlings however were shortlived as the miners dragged the index down to a closing of 1.5 points lower to 5465.2 points, as overnight metal prices plummented, however the southward heading market was halted by a relatively strong banking sector in an otherwise flat trading day, in anticipation of Christmas.


The hope of Benkaiser.NET Investment Portal's own Portfolio 1.5 - EW* reaching the 40% return mark was dashed as it experienced two days of negative closings with a total lost of $752 of after cost profits. Tuesday saw the portfolio peaked at a close of 39.8% while Thursday's closed the portfolio returns at 37.87%, 1.33% lower than Wednesday's 39.2%.Total portfolio value of the portfolio stands at $58,065 and profits, after first round of transaction costs, closed at $15,081.






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The information is provided for informational purposes only and not intended to constitute legal, financial or professional advice. It has no regard to the investment objectives or circumstances (financial or otherwise) of particular recipients, and is not an exhaustive outline of available investment opportunities.

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Comment by aw

December 7th 2006 16:20
Hi Ben,

Just to be sure - why did you not intend to rebalance the portfolio? Busy, or not the scope of the experiment?

Comment by Benkaiser

December 7th 2006 23:43
Hi Aw,

Yes its not part of the observation as the success of the portfolio is dependent on the predictive content ability of the "fundamental technicality" factor mentioned in earlier posts. Essentially, we are testing this sole factor.

But currently I am in the process of picking stocks to start a new portfolio for observation in 2007. Portfolio rebalancing could come later if I find time to do the analysis. If the Portfolio 1.5 - EW is indeed viable then it is a lazy investing strategy as obvious indicators such as B/M, P/E or even for the fact, what type of industry each stock belongs are not known. LoL

Comment by aw

December 8th 2006 10:54
Well it seems to have worked not too shabbily at all, ahahahah! I have no idea what the fundamental technicality factor is, but I suppose you might reveal it to a few trusted readers later? ahahahah. I suppose if you look at P/E and other indicators like everyone else, then you would be buying stocks at the "market value". I wouldn't say it's lazy at all.. I'm much interested in hashing through your method

Comment by Benkaiser

December 9th 2006 05:29
I would reveal the said factor as I see fit. haha. Tell me, buddy, what are your investing strategies, if you invest.

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