XLE Weekly ETF sysetms

    Posted by matt on 1st of Mar 2015 at 06:19 pm

    Interesting, many of my weekly ETF systems sold last week, SPY, DIA, IWM, SMH.  XLE sold the week prior and XLV went shot the week prior, here's the charts - not sure if that says something about the market LOL

    XLE Weekly ETF Systems

    Posted by clearstream on 3rd of Mar 2015 at 12:32 pm

    Matt,

    In the newsletter from last nigh you show the Weekly ETF Syst.   On slide 30 you show the "Annual Rate of Return at 1.81%"   That's not all that exciting.  Is that correct or am I missing something? 

    Also not sure how much is invested in each ETF.   Can you also clarify "Buy and hold" below the Annual Rate? 

    Thank you much,  Chuck

    no no no no, god

    Posted by matt on 3rd of Mar 2015 at 01:01 pm

    no no no no, god it's so annoying that TS does makes that so confusing, I called TS so many times to complain about this, that is NOT the annual % gain.

    Look at the dollar amount for the yearly gains - so let's take example of XLE, here's the yearly gains, each trade is set to $10,000, that means that in 2014 the system made $2353 on $10K, or 23.5%.  The dollar amount is the same as percentage because each trade is set to $10K with no compounding, I do that so that percentages are easy to compute.

    This XLE sysetm here averages about $2600 out of $10,000 per trade or 26%

    the % gain column that you see next to the Net Profit is not yearly %, it's based on a cumulative total of the combined, which is not annual % as you think of.  

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    ETF System

    Posted by clearstream on 3rd of Mar 2015 at 02:45 pm

    Ok thanks Matt.  Yes you'd think a company like TS would clearly get "Annual return"

    well - it's not that,

    Posted by matt on 4th of Mar 2015 at 01:16 am

    well - it's not that, I think they over complicated it by making the % return some weird % cumulative return total thing, they should have just made it straight % return

    however I must clarify that

    Posted by matt on 1st of Mar 2015 at 11:12 pm

    however I must clarify that those are the RVM reversion to mean systems, the corresponding breakout systems are still mostly in long positions

    I think I have finally figured what I'm going to do with these systems for the website, I will let you know

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