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Old 04-01-2006, 04:48 AM
Sniper Sniper is offline
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Default Re: Active Stock Picking vs. Indexing Challenge

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Neither was an entire group of stock's performance versus a group of indexes collectively but that hasn't stopped you from proclaiming me a loser.

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Actually, that is how I think most everyone assumed you were going to measure the results of the challenge!

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The only other way we could have done this, Sniper, would for me to have constructed a portfolio of indexed mutual funds to take on the securities listed. I would have chose something like:

30% IJS
20% BRSIX
20% EEM
10% EFV
10% VPL
10% PISRX(no small cap intl mutual fund)

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So now you are saying that not only do you want to change the rules, but also the port that you are measured by? Didn't we just go thru this excercise earlier in the thread?

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Either way, Cramer is still beating me and you are a still acting like a jerk.


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You put forth a challenge... how can you possibly expect anyone to take you up on it, if nobody can even understand the rules!!!

Clarification of what your challenge is and an evaluation of the results of the one challenge acceptance is all I'm interested in.

I also believe this is a useful experiment, as I believed you did is well... its too bad that it only turns out to be useful, if you win [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img]
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