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 The
Woodyard Investor Report
Long-Term Performance
A five-year study of the stocks listed in The Woodyard
Investor Report from September 2001 to October 2006
(see chart)
shows:
The Woodyard Investor Report tops the S&P500
average year-to-year over 1, 2, 3 and 4 year periods.
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10% gain for The
Woodyard Investor Report vs. 6% gain for S&P 500 over 1 year
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31% vs. 17%
over two years
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57% vs. 26%
over three years
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62% vs. 26%
over four years
To view the full report card click here.
We use these guidelines to calculate our long-term
performance:
Here is how savvy traders could have achieved even
better results than those of our analysis:
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Where we used all the stocks listed in the report to calculate the results, your
research may allow you to avoid stocks that might be questionable. For example:
buying a stock in an energy related industry while the price of energy is going
down. If you have determined that energy prices have stabilized then the stock
may be worth your while, otherwise you may avoid buying it.
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While we did not factor the use of any fundamentals, news releases, analysts'
comments or any additional data into our results, you should be using these
sources and more to help you determine the best stocks to buy or sell.
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Even though the analysis made no additional trades as the price of the stock
fluctuated, you could use strategies to increase your profits or reduce your
risks. Examples of this include:
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Using a stop loss to limit your upside or downside risk.
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Buying/Selling options on the stock.
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