Buying into the Weekly TOP 20

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In your description of the TOP 20 you say “if you were to equally invest across all these stocks”. I want to be perfectly clear on your meaning here. If I want to invest $10,00, I would buy $500 of each stock listed on your TOP 20 list, correct?

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Asked on November 10, 2020 7:56 am
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Hey there. In theory yes, that is what you'd do.

However keep in mind, these Top 20 are essentially just a screened list of stocks, brought forward to members. This is an algorithmic screener running in the background, ranking stocks based on safety, valuation and growth metrics. Mostly forward looking growth metrics. So, this is why you see a lot of material stocks in the top 20 right now, as estimates are for significant cash flow generation moving forward.

The equal weighting example in the explanation is to simply help members understand how our Top 20 works in terms of results tracking.

Now, would you have done quite well doing this (investing equally in each every week, assuming you use a commission free platform)? Yes. Since February of 2019, our Top 20 has outperformed the TSX Index 91% of the time.

However, there's absolutely no guarantee that this will continue moving forward, I can't express that enough.

We have plenty of members who trade in and out of our Top 20 on a weekly basis. However, I've re-iterated the risks of doing so to them, much like I'm doing to you now!

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Posted by Dan Kent
Answered on November 10, 2020 8:21 am