January 4, 2008
Our electricity is back on after a transformer blew
and left us W/O a computer for three hours. Sweet 16 plus or minus 4 is OK
for reduced risk and enables the investor to explore growth
companies.
Ralph
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Subject: [The Classroom]: Manifest: Sweet
16, January 2008 (2eab6eb5-92c5-4be2-b272-23d4b6d1538b)
From the The Classroom forum at StockCentral.com, Kurt Kowitz
writes:
I thought I'd stop by and share our Sweet 16 for January 2008, hot off the
virtual press:
Overall Market Expectations
The median projected
annual return (MIPAR) for all 2800+ stocks followed by MANIFEST (Solomon
database) is 16% (12/28/2007.) The multi-decade range for this indicator has
been 8-20%.
Worth a Closer Look Now
Taking a
page from the December playbook, only (12) companies qualified under the
criteria used.
The highest-rated companies based on a ranking including
(but not limited to) PAR and quality rating are Volcom, Cisco Systems and
FactSet Research.
We've added the CASPI (Motley Fool Caps All-Star)
rating to our screening criteria to continue our research on this indicator.
All eight stocks have CASPI ratings greater than 95%. This means that more
than 95% of all CAPS All-Stars expect these stocks to outperform the S&P
500 going forward.
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href="http://www.manifestinvesting.com/web/articles/features/200801screen/?ref=iclub"
target=_blank>Full Article and Sweet 16 Table
Kurt Kowitz, Manifest Investing
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