Research & Statistics
Double during a year?
How viable will it be? If the probability, which help us to choose a profitable stock,
were lower than or equal to 50%, I would rather borrow a coin from you to toss, huh?
To answer this question, let us look at some samples below at first:
Symbol |
Low |
High |
Net Margin |
Time |
ALLY |
5/15/2000 |
5/8/2001 |
+1625% |
12 months |
$1.50 |
$25.88 |
KCS |
5/8/2000 |
5/8/2001 |
+764% |
12
months |
$0.81 |
$7.00 |
DVA |
5/9/2000 |
1/31/2001 |
+643% |
8
months |
$2.63 |
$19.55 |
WLB |
5/10/2000 |
5/3/2001 |
+549% |
12
months |
$2.75 |
$17.85 |
ACI |
5/17/2000 |
4/17/2001 |
+479% |
11
months |
$6.13 |
$35.50 |
CATT |
7/12/2000 |
2/14/2001 |
+311% |
7
months |
$9.00 |
$37.06 |
KMX |
12/12/2000 |
5/8/2001 |
+212% |
5
months |
$4.00 |
$12.48 |
MEOH |
10/24/2000 |
4/18/2001 |
+132% |
6
months |
$3.80 |
$8.80 |
MND |
4/17/2000 |
9/11/2000 |
+105% |
5
months |
$22.38 |
$45.06 |
EGN |
5/23/2000 |
4/11/2001 |
+100% |
11
months |
$17.75 |
$35.50 |
According
to our statistic, there are more than 300 stocks that have increased their price by at
least 100% since May 2000 to May 2001, 182 in NASDAQ ( Nasdaq Stock Market ), 101 in NYSE
( New York Stock Exchange ), and 20 in AMEX ( American Stock Exchange ). Dont
forget, 2000~2001 is a terrible bearish year, with NASDAQ Composite Index cut more than
60% off during 12 months.
However, there are also many bullish stocks performing very strongly.
In a bullish market, many stocks price will rise, but it does not mean every
investor can make money there. On the Contrary, in a bearish market, most stocks sink
terribly, but there will still be hundreds of stocks like those listed above that soar and
make the owners happy. These phenomena prove that every stock has its special characters
and attributes. They are alive following their own inherent circulating
regulations like flowers blossoming and fading during four seasons. So those bullish
stocks in a bearish market environment can go up despite indexes downturn, just like
the plum blossoms blooming in hard winter. We believe this suggest the way leading to the
" golden key ".
The Chinese like to use Yin ( the passive, female cosmic principle in
Chinese dualistic philosophy ) and Yang ( the active, masculine cosmic principle in
Chinese dualistic philosophy ) to image decay and flourish in the universe, also including
stocks of course. We can extrapolate this idea to comprehend that stocks decline and
rise are just another kind of samsara between Yin and Yang. Such changes are not
hit and miss but have their own regular patterns instead. We believe this is a good
point to be noted.
After researching for a long time in American stock market, we have
found some common regulations of bullish stocks above at last, and then, several screening
rules have been deduced from these facts. Our statistic data shows: 70%~80% ( It is really
a very high feasibility ratio to help us to make a decision, much more better than
tossing, right? ) of these stocks, which multiplied 1~16 times during one year, have the
same 8 characters.
In this circumstance, we can conclude that those 8 characters are necessary conditions, which let a stock be going to
become a super bullish stock. 70% of price-doubled stocks will meet all or most of these
conditions. But it is not enough yet. We must prove that those 8 conditions are preconditions, it means: if a stock once meets all
or most of those 8 conditions, it
will possibly become a profitable tomorrow star . By this logic, if the
probability, which let a stocks price will be doubled during one year when it meet
the 8 conditions, is over 70%, we
can believe that it is really a useful profitable stocks screener.
In fact, according to our statistic, this probability is more than 70%
in deed. Since May 1998 to May 2001, in NYSE, NASDAQ and AMEX, we picked out 213 stock
samples, which met all or most of the 8 characters, to analyze one by one. The analysis result shows: 144 of them
realized a growth of 100%~1400% in investment annual return directly. The ratio is 68%.
Oho, less than 70%! I heard some guys were laughing. Something wrong? Wait a minute, let
us look at another group statistic data: 173 of samples reach a growth by at least 80%,
the ratio is 81%, the spent average time was only 5 months, and 71% of these growing
stocks needed not more than 6 months to realize a growth of 80%~1400%. It means if we had
missed the chance to make a rate of return by 100% directly on one stock during one year,
we would have had another chance of 71% to earn a rate of return on investment by 80%
during half a year. Why not did it twice, at two different stocks?
| |
NYSE |
AMEX |
NASDAQ |
% |
Succeeded
during 1~3 months |
20 |
3 |
40 |
36.4% |
Succeeded
during 4~6 months |
21 |
2 |
37 |
34.7% |
Succeeded
during 7~9 months |
13 |
1 |
19 |
19.1% |
Succeeded
during 10~12 months |
7 |
0 |
10 |
9.8% |
( In this form, succeeded
means a stock has increased by at least 80%. The statistic data shows 71.1% of stocks
which had been screened by the Rules above finished an increase by at least 80% during
just not more than 6 months! )
Actually, if we had invested
in a super bullish stock market such as 1999~2000's NASDAQ and picked those stocks
screened by the 8 attributes, we
would have found that the success rate of getting an investment annual return over 100%
would be 80%. If investment return could reach 80% would satisfy you also, you would have
a chance as high as 91% to enjoy a fat wallet.
The more amazing thing is: only 13 among 213 stocks occurred loss at
the same period, the failure rate was only 6%! It means you maybe had missed the chance to
make an annual return of 100% or higher, but you would have made a return of 90%, 50% or
20% in bearish markets, which other investors were losing huge money. Probability of loss
was 6%, we thought it is really safe and confident to invest in volatile security markets
according to the 8 attributes,
isn't it?
It is our research and statistics result in theory above, in practice,
we get the result as follows.
Please inspect our historic stock picks
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