I marketed my service as "LoRisk". There was one period... don't recall whether it was 3 years or 5 years... where my biggest drawdown was < 2%. Investors liked that of course. No such thing exists today where there also might be high gain potential.
In what time period are you usually profitable ?
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I marketed my service as "LoRisk". There was one period... don't recall whether it was 3 years or 5 years... where my biggest drawdown was < 2%. Investors liked that of course. No such thing exists today where there also might be high gain potential.
Which time period you refer here ?
Not sure what you're asking. ??
What time period which years you had your mutual timing service running ? Did you also invest yourself that successful or made only that service to your clients ?
1982-2000... included myself. Eventually I became my "biggest client".
Back in the day when I ran my mutual fund timing service and was independently audited... I had 5 years without a losing quarter (mine was the only service in the equities space without a losing quarter).... and was also #1 in 5-year performance in the Steve Shellins', "Moni Research Newsletter". Audited results posted in Barrons and IBD.
FWIW...
(Still, some ETers question my posts like I'm full of shit... )
I am not one of them
I happen to know that YOU are the grey rider who would not make peace with the bluecoats. Ten Bears has given his Men strict instructions to leave you alone as you have the sign of the Commanche warrior on your Lodge. He said to me that YOU and only YOU of all the oldtimers at ET may go in Peace. We have no beef with you. 
I am not one of them
I dig the reference. I'm sure you realize... Ten Bears was actually a Comanche chief.
I dig the reference. I'm sure you realize... Ten Bears was actually a Comanche chief.
Yes Sir, I know.
Yes Sir, I know.
And the town of Truckee California and the Truckee river were named after a Paiute chief.