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This discussion of performance data is based upon Blockdesk products and
the K.I.S.S. strategy. In order to understand the references in this discussion,
you may want to read through our Products
section, or take our guided tour.
The most objective measure of Block Trader
Forecasts' historical performance is a direct comparison of returns. We
do this using our Keep It Simple Strategy (KISS),
a pre-set trading strategy whose results are then compared to returns
from a buy-and-hold strategy for the S&P 500 over the same time period.
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The Keep It Simple
Strategy (KISS) is
defined as:
- Buy when a stock is at the bottom of the
block traders' expected price range.
- Wait until the stock reaches the price
that was at the top of the expectations range at the time it was bought
or 26 weeks from the date of purchase, which ever comes
first, and sell the stock.
- Look for the next opportunity and repeat
this process
The
following table shows the Dow Jones stocks and their K.I.S.S. targets
over 24 months (ended 1/27/00), compared with the results of buying and
holding the same stocks over the same 2-year period.
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