SuperForce Top 20 Long Orders Only for the past three months
Reduce your risk of short selling and cut the commissions in half by only using the SuperForce Phantom Portfolio Long (Buy / Sell) timing. Sit out during the short timing (Short Sell / Cover)
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SuperForce Monthly Method Trading (Long orders only) for phantom portfolios, Year 2001 Last Three Months Sept 10 - Dec 3, 2001 (non-compounded)
We reviewed 90 well known stocks for this Top 20 list using our mothly method. Out of the 90 stocks only 9 (10%) were negative percentage (losses).
Note, we do not take into account commissions in this phantom portfolio, which consisted of 11 buys and 11 sells of each stock during the time period.
This list will be updated periodically and the names of the top five stocks in the list will be provided to only the Monthly subscribers.
Here you can see a sample page of September 2000 Premium Service. The Premium Monthly service is available for a monthly fee of $85.00 USD. With new alerts for overriding events. Order Page.
Using stop orders can reduce risk further. A stop order is usually an order placed above the price brought to trap profit or below the purchase price to reduce loss. These stop orders are executed automatically if the stock reaches the stop.
For Example; if you place a long order at $100 per share a stop at $97 per share would mean you would lose approximately -3%. A stop at $103 would ensure a profit of 3% if the share value reached that level before the time to sell.
You might also trap profit in a share if a very good day occurs and the $100 gained $7 (without stops in place) you might want to then place stops at $104 to ensure that you don't lose all your gains if the market unexpectedly turns down the next day. Most stop orders can be placed any time (even while the market is closed) without commissions incurred unless the stop is hit.
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