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I could use your help in running this board. It is going to grow fast. I think. I had 50 emails in a short while about the quarterly and everyone understood and liked it. I cannot figure out how you posted that board like that. Thanks for all you do. I am working hard on that volume thing and the best way to present these charts on the boards so that people don't have to email me. I know most people are very leary about such things. Mine is not to reason why, mine is but....
ken
I redid CSCO chart including the past two months. I also included the total volume for each individual month. I hope that you like it.
Revolving Quarterly Report for 12 years
CSCO
monthly
Volume
NOV-JAN 369% (13 YEARS) JAN 284%
DEC-FEB 135% (13 YEARS) FEB 355%
JAN-MAR 67% MAR 58%
FEB-APR -39% APR 118%
MAR-MAY 102% MAY 112%
APR-JUN 152% JUN -244%
MAY-JUL 187% JUL 161%
JUN-AUG 116% AUG 208%
JUL-SEP 51% SEP 62%
AUG-OCT 124% OCT 187%
SEP-NOV 253% NOV -67%
OCT-DEC 316% DEC -45%
This total is only up to February 28th, 2003
Many people had asked me to figure out a formula for the volume because it is so important, so I hope this helps.
ken
PS. MY message board is Ken's Quarterly Report located in the free zone under the name button. See you.
Thanks, Larry...I don't have the capacity to send private messages, but if I did I would say, may your horizons be beautiful. When includes the law that whatever you look at becomes real to you.
I invite my fellow posters to submit any concept that involves winning investing. I personally believe, larry, that 90% of your winning comes from your subconscious mind. You can literally make yourself lose at life, if you've resisted an idea that you can win. Your mind will prove you right by continually giving you loser after loser. Life to you.
Ken
This is an attempt to add more strength to the CSCO information.
I added the running 12 year volume column for the stock. That way you'll know when to really check out the stock for buying or selling. Maybe. Let me know if this information helps. If not, I'll work a different angle.
Revolving Quarterly Report for 12 years
CSCO
monthly
Volume
NOV-JAN 369% (13 YEARS) JAN 284%
DEC-FEB 135% (13 YEARS) FEB 355%
JAN-MAR 67% MAR 58%
FEB-APR -39% APR 118%
MAR-MAY 102% MAY 112%
APR-JUN 152% JUN -244%
MAY-JUL 187% JUL 161%
JUN-AUG 116% AUG 208%
JUL-SEP 51% SEP 62%
AUG-OCT 124% OCT 187%
SEP-NOV 253% NOV -67%
OCT-DEC 316% DEC -45%
This total is only up to February 28th, 2003 and has the splits and dividends adjusted into the closes.
Ken
You're more then welcome. If I can help you again. I will.
ken
Hello, again. This is just a note to those who had emailed me and understood my revolving quarterly reports on AMD and others. I decided that it was best to start my own board and post the information. I invite you to look in on the board and check it out for yourself. It is called appropriately "Ken's Revolving Quarterly Reports" I created it in the Free Zone User's Group, though I hadn't found it there yet. You have to locate it by the name category button. See you and best wishes to AMD.
Ken
Thank you, I'll be looking forward to it. Much the best to you and yours.
Ken
Hello, all. This is just a last note to Matt and all of you great people who have helped me in my research with the stocks. I have started a new board called appropriately "Ken's Revolving Quarterly Report". I did it in the Free Zone User's Group, though I can't find it when I go into that section. You must go to board's by name to find it. I thank you very much for your help. And, I invite you to visit me and post whatever is in your heart. Feedback is paramount in life. Without it comparing what is from what is not, would be useless. And, you could not say ever again, "I am this, but I am not that." Thanks again.
Ken Goodrich
Hello, friends. Just a note to those of you who have understood my postings, I started a new board in the Free Zone User's Group. For some reason you have to go to boards by name to find it. It is called appropriately "Ken's Revolving Quarterly Report".
I hope occasionally you'll stop and see me. It would not be good manners for me to seek over here anymore and post on your fine board. I have so enjoyed your company and advice. It was a pleasant stay and one that I appreciated after the terror I faced on NVEI's board.
Take care.
Ken Goodrich
Now to the penny stock. CSAV.
I will try to rotate my studies and occasionally place my volume input into the profile.
Revolving Quarterly Report for 2 plus years
CSAV Total quarterly growth
NOV-JAN -233% (3 years)
DEC-FEB 10% (3 years)
JAN-MAR 123%
FEB-APR 244%
MAR-MAY 154%
APR-JUN 152%
MAY-JUL 3% (3 years)
JUN-AUG -87% (3 years)
JUL-SEP 86% (3 years)
AUG-OCT 153% (3 years)
SEP-NOV 19% (3 years)
OCT-DEC -181% (3 years)
I hope that this information is helpful to you. It is a unique concept that I have been creating and modifying for some time. It's facts taken straight from the history books of bull and bear years. I compare and share. See you.
Ken
Here we go. CSCO.
Let's start off a new post with CSCO. It is widely owned and an S&P 500 jewel.
Revolving Quarterly Report for 12 years.
CSCO
NOV-JAN 369% (13 YEARS)
DEC-FEB 135% (13 YEARS)
JAN-MAR 67%
FEB-APR -39%
MAR-MAY 102%
APR-JUN 152%
MAY-JUL 187%
JUN-AUG 116%
JUL-SEP 51%
AUG-OCT 124%
SEP-NOV 253%
OCT-DEC 316%
Compare these quarters to a 3 month Certificate of Deposite at a generous rate of 2%. At that rate in 12 years you would have had a total growth of 24%. And, you would have had to pay expenses and taxes on the 24% capital gain, just like you do with the individual stocks you purchase.
I hope that you like this concept. If you have a stock and I can do it, let me know.
Ken
This is the last post that I did on Hot Biotech's board. I think that it was very interesting.
I just finished doing this chart on a stock called NXTI. Take a look at its quarters.
In just three years mind you.
NOV-JAN TOTAL QUARTERLY GROWTH IS 60%
DEC-FEB 339% (4 years total)
JAN-MAR 712% (4 years total)
FEB-APR 828%
MAR-MAY 566%
APR-JUN 171%
MAY-JUL 426%
JUN-AUG 372%
JUL-SEP 497%
AUG-OCT -131%
SEP-NOV -93%
OCT-DEC -197%
Remember, my data only uses the closing price as of February 28th, I don't know what it has done since then, but it was fun to do it. See you.
Ken
I understand, Matt. I really do. You've been most helpful to me, as has the other wonderful people that I've met on this board. I have warm feelings towards you all. I will do that with joy. Maybe not theirs. LOL
Later Ken
Thank you, Bob. I agree with you. I can run the volume amount through my program and see if it makes a difference. I did the entire S&P 500 and have found that in most sectors you would definitely need a professional to help you. Thank you for your good word, too. I never met him until I was 30 years old, but when I did meet him. He was very nice. See you.
Ken
I just finished doing this chart on a stock called NXTI. Take a look at its quarters.
In just three years mind you.
NOV-JAN TOTAL QUARTERLY GROWTH IS 60%
DEC-FEB 339% (4 years total)
JAN-MAR 712% (4 years total)
FEB-APR 828%
MAR-MAY 566%
APR-JUN 171%
MAY-JUL 426%
JUN-AUG 372%
JUL-SEP 497%
AUG-OCT -131%
SEP-NOV -93%
OCT-DEC -197%
Remember, my data only uses the closing price as of February 28th, I don't know what it has done since then, but it was fun to do it. See you.
Ken
I'm sorry.
I just did a "what if" scenerio with a stock NVEI. A person that I met on NVEI's board and like asked me what the price could be for this stock in 90 days. It was .36 on the first day of March and it averages 21% growth for that quarter, so it could reach .43 cents by mid-May. If it does and you own it, sell it like a hot potato, it is definitely head towards its worry zone. That is how I do it. I know that it isn't very dramatic with all of the other P/E this and the EPS that, and the PEG, and the accummulation distribution that. There went another MOAB bomb in my noggin. See you.
PS. Pray for my dad. He had a stroke last night and can't move his left side. Thanks.
Ken
I just added it to my favorites, EZ2. I thank you for your help and time with me. I just got a job a few minutes ago, starting Monday and making 1/3 what I made as a union roofer, but it is a job. See you.
Ken
y, M&M Man....You know that law that says that once an object starts in motion it tends to stay in motion, well that is what I believe. I follow the universals as best I understand them. I call things that be not as though they were. I bring things to nought with things that are not yet. And, as Abraham taught, I assign angels to prosper my way. I know that isn't the norm for a researcher, but I truly believe that your subconscious mind can and does help you arrive at wonder ideas and concepts. This quarterly concept seems heaven sent. It all seems too, too, too coincidental not to be of value when stocks such as: KSE, IFF,JNJ,DBD,LLTC,AVY,ACN,AIR,MDT,NTAP, and AMES a company that went bankrupt and made over 500% during its good quarter in just 8 years never had a losing year in its study. They weren't for this quarter. But, GR Goodrich Corporation is with a Mar-May quarterly of 12 years total growth at 156% and never had a losing year in that quarter for the 12 years. It seems too coincidental.
Perhaps, with my bull-headed ways, it is why I haven't been able to get a job in 2 long years. I don't look at anything like anyone else. I had a job interview with Ohio Casualty and lost out to someone who could run a document scanner. I never saw one, but I am certified with MS WORD, POWERPOINT, EXCEL, and ACCESS. Of course, I am 50 years old with no experience.
Take care, M&M must be off.
Ken
I live in a town called West Chester, Ohio. I go to the river boat in Lawrenceburg, Ind. We don't smoke, drink, or take drugs or I thought what the heck. Nickel slots yeah, baby, yeah. I love to study the laws of manifestation. I just learned a very powerful one from Uri Geller. It would take a while to explain it. See you, M&M man.
ken
Thank you, TENNISSTUD.
Sometimes I don't agree with my point of view. For instance: my wife and I go to the casino riverboat. She gets twice as much as me, because she does more house work. I say ok, but when I am broke and she still has plenty, I wonder why we didn't go even up. My point of view was to keep her from nagging. Keep her happy. To heck with me. She is what's important on this excursion. But, I do know what you mean.
TENNISSTUD, what got me really into this system developing was that I took 4 stocks: LSI, JBL, KMI, MEDI
I then ran a "what if" ten year portfolio using the stocks to be automatically traded at preset dates every year for the 10 years from 1993 to 2002.
Here is what happen.
from Jan-Mar I bought LSI automatically each year
from Apr-Jun I bought JBL automatically each year
from Jul-Sep I bought KMI automatically each year
from Oct-Dec I bought MEDI automatically each year
I did this for 10 straight years and used only a -10% stop-loss limit order. I turned an initial $25,000 investment into
a $34,663,074 pot, minus the taxes and capital gains. And, I did it with stocks that weren't that good. I mean I've found much better since then. But, at the time, I only had about 35 stocks in my arsenal to choose from, so I had to settle for some very weak ones.
Once I saw that kind of power in action, I quickly discerned that this could work. This could be a useable way of building towards my retirement. Every investment format inundates the stock watcher with information about the P/E Ratio, the EPS, ROE, ROA, PEG, BETA, dividend, accumulation and distribution, short interest, net profit margin. The list goes chaotically on.
I am not that smart to see that kind information being helpful. To a professional that is money in the bank. To me its madness. See you, TENNISSTUD
Ken
Thanks Cassandra, I shall do that. I tried again to paste my chart, but even though I placed it on a word document, it came out jumbled. I will figure something out. EZ2 is helping me do this. TA will check it out. And, Cassandra, it deliberately chose to go back into the bull years and to keep the bear years with it. If the stock does just as they did when the years were good, and continues to do so in the bad. Then, it's something to consider for a tool.
Later. My wife just got home and I have to do the potatoes.
Ken
Hi, Cassandra, I have tried to use the internet charts but they are far too restrictive in how I want to see the information layed out. I have to see the stock in a quarterly platform, not just the monthly. I have to see the total percent it made during that period. That is why I have to do it myself. I have a lot to do to make it even more understandable to the public, but this will be for novices, Cassandra. I am extremely alarmed about the future of our baby boom generation. I know that the 80,000,000 Americans will be headed for retirement in the next 20 years. I know that 80% of those, or roughly 64,000,000 will be retiring at the poverty level. And, I know that some stupid CD, or 401K isn't going to do it, and mutual funds can't. I ran the best the country had on my charts and they don't stand up against a CD, much less a good stock. And, dividends mean absolutely nothing to a chart watcher, except that they and the splits cause the true answer to stay hidden. I hope that EZ2 can post the chart examples that I sent. When I told the AMD board about their stock, I had about 20 email asking me to send them AMD on the EXCEL program. Many asked for other stock information. I did the best I can do. But, it takes me about 30 minutes to do one. That is why I send the information to the sites when I do them. If there is a stock that you want me to check, let me know.
Ken. Take care.
Hi, Ruellit, I sent the chart to EZ2 with LJPC showing what data I had, and if there will be movement, or has ever been it showed right then and there. I hope that EZ can place it on the message board. I will give a much more certain set of answers to all questions and may indeed cause many more to arise. Anyway, the feedback is expectedly confused. I hope I can help send something good for all one day.
Ken
Hi, sarals, data sometimes doesn't tell the story that you can get from other sources of information, but it did make that growth. This is not a hold forever stock. And, come this fall it may not even be there, but it has done exactly as reported by Yahoo. Take into account that with a penny stock, any movement will look huge beside no movement, but that is what drive people to hope. Just knowing that a stock does something precisely at a certain time is worth knowing. If the stock is going to show a knew product, or a new collaboration with a larger company, it will affect the stock right there. Maybe?
ken
Hello, MrBankRoll. I love feeling welcome. Lately if you've read some of the posts others have tossed my way, you'd think a turd would have been more welcome. Take care. If I can help, let me know.
Ken
Hi, ez2, I posted my background and agenda on the question and answer board to find out if I could post my thoughts about different stocks that I find. I located HRCT on barcharts dot com and traced its historical data stream to Feb 28. I guess I do try to time the market in the way that I will never purchase a stock unless history tells me that the stock is due to arrive alive during this period each year. I have been working on a book about investing and I am trying to offer the reader something more then that confusing P/E ratio and the EPS and all that chaotic bull that follows. This chart that I am creating is self-explanatory. I can not sell anything for I am not in the business. If you would like to see this HRCT chart that I did you can email me by looking under my name. I cannot do a lot of stocks for people because it takes me 30 minutes for each one and several people already asked me to do theirs. But, I will send it to you if you have an EXCEL program and you can see if this will be of value to a novice investor that doesn't understand all of that stuff.
Nice to meet you EZ2 and by the way, I just posted a great one on Hot Biotech board.
Ken
Hi, Matt and bbgold, I did try to link up but I don't use any charts to link with. I create my own. It would have been nice to see the chart of the post that I just submitted to the Hot Biotech board. LJPC is a biotech stock that will move around late fall. To this date in 9 years it has returned 817% total growth. But, the spring through summer will eat you alive. I tried to type the information to be clear to the reader. I even took the time to type each and every year for that quarter that I liked. Two losing years in 9 years and the worst one was a -10% is good with a 800% return. See you both. I have to do my job search for Workman's Comp now. Fifteen face to face. And, I have no experience to show them, having been a union roofer for 20 years.
Ken
Hi, I am new to your group so bear with me. I am submitting a thought about a biotech stock that you may want to look at in the fall of the year. The stock is La Jolla Pharm (LJPC). I did a revolving quarterly on the stock a while ago and found this pattern evolving.
In 8 years the Sept-Nov total growth is 446%
In 8 years the Oct-Dec total growth is 611%
In 9 years the Nov-Jan total growth is 817%
From Feb-Aug though you'll get bombed with loss after loss. I will clarify the Nov-Jan total because I can not paste my EXCEL program on this posting it becomes jumbled. I have tried to learn, but I am not that good at this yet.
Nov-Jan quarter
2003 growth is 43%
2002 growth is 40%
2001 growth is -2%
2000 growth is 541%
1999 growth is 81%
1998 growth is -10%
1997 growth is 39%
1996 growth is 70%
1995 growth is 15%
This sure beats a 3 month CD at 2%.
Take care
Ken
Hi, mmayr, I agree with you in principal, but as I studied the patterns for 12 years in many of the stocks that I've done, I have noticed that in the good times and bad, the stock still performed with less loss in the good quarter or expected profit in that quarter. I know there was other occasions that even during the bull market many of the stocks lost money. And, during the bear market they did the same thing. This system of study is to locate when to get in with the least amount of worry. And, if it does fall it won't fall as bad as it would at another point during the year when it historically falls anyway. And, you're right about stop-loss on penny stocks. I wish that I could post the chart so that you could see it, but my EXCEL program looks all jumbled. Matt tried to teach me with his link board, but I am not that familiar with a computer. See you, mmayr. Thoughts create your reality, think good thoughts.
Ken
No, George. You must by according to the quarter that has historically shown a profit. Sept-Nov seems to fit the HRCT mold. If you have the stock already, you should hold it, no doubt. I don't think you will fall too far, but if you don't own it, wait to buy it until it roars with some signs of life in August, or even earlier. I look how the previous quarters are rolling into Sept-Nov before I judge that, though. It is a wait and see time. Good luck George.
Ken
No, operator, you would buy in late August and hold it until the end of November or before. You would of course apply some form of stop-loss limit order on it and watch. If you bought the stock in May, according to the chart you would lose money. You can see the chart if you like. It is self-explanatory.
Ken. Good luck to you. I hope the best.
I know that Hartcourt has taken it on the chin and is a fighter as a company, but here is what I placed on the "Questions and Answers" message board. I used HRCT as an example of the kind of post that I submit. I was impressed with HRCT's ability to really get hot.
From Sept-Nov this stock has made 1059% total growth in 7 recorded years during just that specific period. It all seems too coincidental to me. Here is what I mean.
In 2001 the stock made 118% growth in the Sep-Nov quarter.
In 1999 the stock made 557% growth in the Sep-Nov quarter.
In 1997 the stock made 217% growth in the Sep-Nov quarter.
In 1996 the stock made 305% growth in the Sep-Nov quarter.
It made this growth consistently and only during this period of the year, not any other time. In fact, from Mar-May this stock has an average yearly loss of -31% for that quarter. In 6 years it has a total growth of -185%. If I saw that different in a chart and I didn't know anything about stocks, I would conclude that the time to own the stock was in the fall. And, the time to get rid of it is now. From a 145% yearly average to a -31% yearly average is significant.
This is not an insult towards this stock, but an offering of information. I come in place this concept before you and study another stock. I admire this stocks counterpunching ability.
ken
How did you place that chart on the post? I tried to paste something from my EXCEL study on the message board and it came undone and jumbled, Bbgold. One picture is worth a thousand words. That was cool. And, thanks for saying that. We have to learn to use the truth to our advantage. Never say what you want for the act of wanting a thing pushes it away from you, say what you have. If you really chose to be wealthy, then everyones money will seem good to you. The moment you place a judgement about whether something is good or bad, it becomes a law to you, first and foremost. You can not draw something into your life that you have deemed bad for someone else. That is why I think some people are sarcastic about me. Their paradigm is set to refuse any information that goes against their own belief systems. Nothing can filter through that maze. Just venting, bbgold. See you. Thanks again.
Ken
bbgold, I heard over a year ago that gold will once again be brought back as the standard. I don't know if that is true, there is only 400 billion dollars worth of gold in the entire planet. One company is worth that. I know europe is doing it now. And one guy said that gold will one day go up to $1000. to meet the stock values coming down. I don't know. I will watch the pennies, though. It is fun. See you bbgold.
Ken
Here is an example of what I have been posting on the message boards, and why so many people have gotten angry, or excited. I just ran a stock through my program and came out with this information. It is a penny stock. The stock is HRCT
From Sept-Nov this stock has made 1059% total growth in 7 recorded years during just that specific period each year. It all seems to coincidental to me. Here is what I mean.
In 2001 the stock made 118% growth
In 1999 the stock made 557% growth
In 1997 the stock made 217% growth
In 1996 the stock made 305% growth.
It made this growth consistently only during this period of the year, not any other time. In fact, from Mar-May this stock has an average yearly loss of -31% for that quarter. In 6 years it has a total growth of -185%. If I saw that different in a chart and I didn't know anything about stocks, I would conclude that the time to own the stock was in the fall. And, the time to get rid of it is now. From a 145% yearly average to a -31% yearly average is significant. This is all I submit on my post. I never try to tell the readers about the company. I know nothing of the company. I only see numbers. I only see results. Consistent results.
For those that emailed me I have received everything from wow this may change the way wall street does business, to interesting. Buyers will always need professional people. Financial advisors. Analyst. People who eat and sleep the market movements. I am not one of those. I dig and conceive. Have a good night.
ken
Thanks, bbgold. There is gold dust in the air.
Thank you, Matt...I will do that but, if people get angry at me, don't set me down. I have already got three aggressive private emails from someone called no3putts1. I haven't got a clue what this person is talking about agendas. I research and try to pass on what I've picked up, and try to figure out what is important to a companies funds; such as, if a company borrows money and has to pay it back as you and I would, does the amortization laws kick in as it does for you and I where we would pay $250,000 back for a $100,000. loan. If so wouldn't that go into the figuring of company value? Especially if the company doesn't give more then required per installment.
What I will enjoy doing then is find a stock that I like the looks of concerning its revolving quarterly and tell the board my opinion, and if something looks like it is getting ready to bust, I'll tell that board my thoughts. If I had stock in a company and I was interested in what it was going to do, or has done historically, I would want to know to make myself ready for its possibilities. I did this with AMD, and NVEI and three others, and I even offered to show them their stock on an EXCEL program to demonstrate what I was talking about. This is basically what my book will be about. It is my goal to make investment easy for dummies, of which for many moons, I qualified. That is my agenda. Feedback.
I don't mind posters insults if they had something behind them other then, "Hey, what are you doing on my board? Spamming."
I will be friendly and obliging. My information is entirely gleaned from closing prices and those of the adjusted verity, taking into consideration the splits and dividends.
Thanks for your understanding Matt. I love to post facts.
ken
I heard on television that the Air Force had exploded the new MOAB bomb in Florida and it was much bigger then the daisy cutter. It was a joke. Not a stock pun.
Thank you very much