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This page shows the performance of investment strategies I recommend in my books and The Kelly Letter.
Stock Market Investing Value Averaging, Double The Dow, and Maximum Midcap, the permanent portfolios from The Neatest Little Guide to Stock Market Investing, are proven winners. The financial crisis of 2008 set most of the market back dramatically, but these strategies have a history of staging remarkable recoveries as they did following the dot com bust, and have already begun doing so again after the subprime mortgage collapse.
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Growth of $10,000:
At the top of page 177, I conclude the ten-year IBM Value Line example with this: “How about a real-life test? Decide now whether you would have held your position or sold it. Then, check IBM’s current price to see how you would have done. To help with your calculations, write down that IBM was $93 and the S&P 500 was 839 on February 3, 2009. Since then, which performed better?” Find out here.
Investments From The Kelly Letter These investments are from The Kelly Letter. Articles from the letter are reprinted on the home page of this site, however the names of investments are shown to subscribers only. When I completely exit a position, I then reveal what it was so that anybody can track my performance. For example, until it was sold, Sun Microsystems was called just “Computer” with no ticker symbol. To put this performance to work for you, please try the letter (at left). To read my latest thoughts, please sign up for my free email newsletter at the top or bottom of any page and visit the home page frequently.