SPY Pro Single-Exit vs Scale-out vs S&P 500

    Posted by zpbsfg on 8th of Feb 2014 at 11:43 pm

    I thought I would share some stats that I have compiled for the SPY Pro system...

     

     

    Chart Comparison

    Year: Year: SPY Pro - Single SPY Pro - Scaleout Moving Average SPY Pro S&P Returns Difference:
    1995 1 18.63% 17.67% 18.63% 34.11% -15.48%
    1996 2 27.60% 22.31% 23.12% 20.26% 7.34%
    1997 3 73.62% 48.84% 39.95% 31.01% 42.61%
    1998 4 52.22% 35.36% 43.02% 26.67% 25.55%
    1999 5 29.34% 23.17% 40.28% 19.53% 9.81%
    2000 6 30.36% 22.59% 38.63% -10.14% 40.50%
    2001 7 51.59% 35.54% 40.48% -13.04% 64.63%
    2002 8 132.67% 47.40% 52.00% -23.37% 156.04%
    2003 9 45.34% 36.85% 51.26% 26.38% 18.96%
    2004 10 21.40% 18.79% 48.28% 8.99% 12.41%
    2005 11 13.00% 11.27% 45.07% 3.00% 10.00%
    2006 12 14.88% 19.11% 42.55% 13.62% 1.26%
    2007 13 46.60% 23.80% 42.87% 3.53% 43.07%
    2008 14 102.76% 56.45% 47.14% -38.49% 141.25%
    2009 15 89.18% 50.12% 49.95% 23.45% 65.73%
    2010 16 134.12% 36.42% 55.21% 12.78% 121.34%
    2011 17 25.98% 25.11% 53.49% 0.00% 25.98%
    2012 18 22.03% 17.80% 51.74% 13.41% 8.62%
    2013 19 29.04% 21.07% 50.55% 29.60% -0.56%
        50.55% 29.98% 43.91% 9.54% 41.00%

    Good stuff zpbsfg, thanks for

    Posted by 3putt on 9th of Feb 2014 at 10:27 am

    Good stuff zpbsfg, thanks for posting this.

    I am unable to see the chart comparison below the stats. Is it possible to post a link?

    Thanks again.

    Here's a link:

     

    https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/05HL04bLDYkkOtBaOv_AMUGF9hC9AXc8KPWVN-0GtTpxCoIfzlxc0T7YbSczfd0uGA=w1819-h822

    I´ve tried to reach the

    Posted by dpack on 19th of Mar 2014 at 12:05 pm

    I´ve tried to reach the chart you posted, but had no luck with it.

    Any chance you could repost link/image?

    Thanks

    Impressive. What is the moving

    Posted by lmvine on 9th of Feb 2014 at 08:28 am

    Impressive. What is the moving average Spy Pro System?

    The moving average is simply

    Posted by zpbsfg on 9th of Feb 2014 at 02:23 pm

    The moving average is simply taking into account the impact of each yearly return as an average over the course of time....

    For example, it takes the single trade return for 1995/1 = 18.63, then (1995+1996)/2 = 23.12. 

     

    I set that column up for the purpose of seeing the consistency in returns over time...

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