Each stock has 60 days to reach its 10% target price or its 20% stop loss price. When a stock reaches its target price it is a winning trade with a 10% profit. When a stock reaches its stop loss price it is a losing trade with a 20% stop loss. If a stock does not reach either of these prices within 60 days, then the trade is closed out on the 60th day. The closed out trades are a winning trade or a losing trade based on the buy price and the sell price.

From 2000 through 2006 there was a total of 321 winning trades and 133 losing trades. That’s a 71% success rate and it produced a total profit of 929%, not including commissions or dividends.

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