1989 Bond Timer of the Year | 1996 Long Term Timer of the Year |
1990 Stock Timer of the Year | 1997 Market Timer of the Year |
1990 Long Term Timer of the Year | 1997 Long Term Timer of the Year |
1991 Long Term Timer of the Year | 1998 Bond Timer of the Year |
1993 Gold Timer of the Year | 1999 Long Term Timer of the Year |
1995 Bond Timer of the Year | 1999 Gold Timer of the Year |
1995 Market Timer of the Year | 1999 Market Timer of the Year |
1995 Gold Timer of the Year | |
1996 Market Timer of the Year |
2
YEARS
12/30/94 To: 12/31/96 DON WOLANCHUK 194.76
STEVEN CHECK 166.13
BERNARD SCHAEFFER 151.27
STEVE TODD 145.67
MYRON GREENE 145.38
RAJENDRA PRASAD 141.45
DAVID VOMUND 139.66
GERALD APPEL 138.52
PARESH MANIAR 130.21
DENNIS MINOGUE 128.18
T.D. CONSENSUS 155.72 S&P 500 161.29 |
3
YEARS
12/31/93 To: 12/31/96 DON WOLANCHUK 195.53
STEVEN CHECK 163.10
MYRON GREENE 154.27
DAVID VOMUND 147.81
STEVE TODD 145.67
GERALD APPEL 134.39
BERNARD SCHAEFFER 133.80
RAJENDRA PRASAD 128.54
ARCH CRAWFORD 124.58
JAMES DINES 124.12
T.D.CONSENSUS 143.58 S&P 500 158.80 |
5
YEARS
12/31/91 To: 12/31/96 DON WOLANCHUK 217.30
STEVEN CHECK 182.40
BERNARD SCHAEFFER 150.20
JAMES DINES 131.61
GERALD APPEL 126.03
STEVE TODD 124.32
JEFF HELLEBERG 122.53
RICHARD MUELLER 116.65
ARCH CRAWFORD 113.01
STEPHEN LEEB 112.52
T.D.CONSENSUS 159.14 S&P 500 177.60 |
8
YEARS
12/30/88 To: 12/31/96 DON WOLANCHUK 369.71
STEVEN CHECK 241.27
GERALD APPEL 233.26
BERNARD SCHAEFFER 160.17
STEPHEN LEEB 153.67
ARCH CRAWFORD 129.49
JAMES STACK 119.97
JEFF HELLEBERG 110.10
STEPHEN McKEE 106.98
ROBERT NUROCK 101.01
T.D.CONSENSUS 189.83 S&P 500 266.72 |
The Intermediate Stock Bond and Gold Timers are measured over a 52 week (1 year) period and the Long Term Timers are measured over 104 weeks (2 years). The Intermediate Stock, Bond, and Gold models that we monitor generally issue between 4 and 20 signal changes per year (total buys and sells). The Long Term models that we monitor generally issue between l and 4 signal changes per year (total buys and sells). You will note that there are exceptions to this in the tables. | The Performance Index is calculated by considering each Advisor and the S&P 500 Index to be equal to l00.00 at the beginning of each period. Each Advisor's Performance Index represents the total net gain or loss of all signals issued during the period. Timing signals assume either long or short positions in the S&P 500 Index. As an example, a Performance Index of 133.2 would represent a theoretical investment of $100 in the S&P 500 Index at the beginning of the period, growing to | $133.20 at the end of the period (not including dividend income or commissions). The performance is for Timing only and does not reflect the performance of the securities that are bought and sold during the period. This study is hypothetical and is only for the purpose of comparison of the performance of the advisor's signals. Past results are not an indication of future results. |
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