Weekly Trending Stocks : Jan 30th

Trend Pullback to 50 DMA: cdns, sgms, fult, byd, ainv, cmc
Volume Buzzers : snv, dyn, lpx, ment, eqy, clgx, ewbc, tibx, snh, wtr


FinViz Charts :
Pullback : http://tinyurl.com/5vcohov
Volume : http://tinyurl.com/4m3z6p2

Double top on GOOG weekly

Weekly Trending Stocks : Jan 23rd

Trend Pullback to 50 DMA: rfmd, lpx, sgms, ment, isil, stld, fto, am, wern, mlhr
Volume Buzzers : plcm, cprt, sivb, srx, swks, wen, ainv, ppdi, pcx, esi, lpx




FinViz Charts :
Pullback : http://bit.ly/hAuPHE
Volume : http://bit.ly/dU3pqi

Weekly Trending Stocks : Jan 9th

Trend Pullback to 50 DMA: trst, fcf, symm, pq, mtrs, scsc, cohu, fred, aos, hibb, bgg, uns
Volume Buzzers : isys, rbn, lxu, klic, itg, kirk, vltr, snic, powl, lojn, smsi, spf, cbr, ruth


FinViz Charts :
Pullback : http://tinyurl.com/257z63m
Volume : http://tinyurl.com/25wmvx3

Weekly Trending Stocks : Jan 1st

Trend Pullback to 50 DMA: chco, hbhc, abax, hvt, bdc, usmo, ttec, ldl, indb, utek
Volume Buzzers : ensg, arj, onb, avd, spf, casc, zlc, cbr, ebs, ozrk


FinViz Charts :
Pullback : http://tinyurl.com/29hoeve
Volume : http://tinyurl.com/27z2w4e

Comparing the performance with the sage

Comparing Warren Buffet's Berkshire's performance with SPX shows a out-performance of SPX by factor of 8-10  since 1993. A look at this chart reveals this clearly

Now the next steps is comparing your own performance with the SPX.

Reviewing your own performance reveals that although this performance may have been fairly met for the last 2 years, it would require careful steps to keep consistently achieving the same for the next 20 years...

2009 ROI of 279 %  vs SPX 30 %

2010 ROI of 112% vs SPX 12.78%

Verdict is in : Finished 2010 with a 112.54% return

Finished this year with a 112%, not bad. Performance was slightly impacted by flash crash, when some positions were required to be closed.  Majority of the gains panned out during the last 3-4 months , and the negative performance in feb and may has been consistent across those months in 2009,  a more conservative approach is needed for those months. Here is how the performance chart looks, ( click thru for larger image )
Still all's well that ends well, Good Luck to all trader community for amazing 2011