How This Week’s Premium Top 10 Performed October 26, 2018

Each week I post the performance of the stocks that were given to subscribers the previous Sunday. All performance is measured against the plan given to subscribers.

Nine of the 10 trades triggered this week, and 8 were closed out before the Friday bell. This left a trade in CBOE Global Markets open. Four trades were closed for a loss and 4 for a gain. An equal weight portfolio lost 0.31% on the week, using 90% of capital, and again handily outperformed the SPY, IWM and QQQ, on another crappy week for all. There are no triggers or stops or targets measured in the index ETF performance. Here is this week’s rundown:

The Premium Service does not advocate an equal weight allocation, but uses it as one way to measure performance. Equal Weighted Investment Yield assumes a buy at 1/10 portfolio size for each stock that triggers and accounts for stop loss triggers in the trade plan presented to subscribers (i.e. your performance would be better). If the security is labeled no trigger than our trade plan would not have executed a trade (i.e. you would have had no position).

Equal weight year to date performance is now +26.36%:

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