Here is the website example.
I compound each years growth in every format to give us the growth in percentage. I rate a stock good that makes, say 10% growth during any format; bi-weekly, monthly, quarterly, semi-yearly, etc. Now, if the stock made that growth during the chosen format it got a rating equal to it, if not it was given a lessor rating. I love stocks rated above 6. Especially if the stock did not get all of their growth in one years format. You know what I mean. If it got 500% during a two week period in 2004 then it would still be a big looking stock during that same two week period each year even if it had no growth. That is where eyeing the templates and downloads yourself to discern this is important. Flota and I will one day put so many new downloads in the site that it will make your head spin. We aren't giving away any secrets. You will love them.
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Power Rating Explanation
A. Rating of zero means the stock made less compound growth then the 10% period required in its seven years history, or less; a 77% CPI is required to reach level one. Very bad stock to own at this time.
B. Rating of “1”means the stock made the growth of one years CPI in its seven year period examined; a 95% CPI is required to reach level two. Very bad time to own the stock. Wait for another time frame.
C. Rating of “2” means the stock made the growth of two years CPI in its seven year period examined; a 114% CPI is required to reach level three. Still a very bad time to own the stock. Wait for another period to buy.
D. Rating of “3” means the stock made the growth of three years CPI in its seven year period examined; a 136% CPI is required to reach level four. Still bad time to own. Wait until a better time slot appears.
E. Rating of “4” means the stock made the growth of four years CPI in its seven year period examined; a 159% CPI is required to reach level five. Less bad but still not recommended owning. Wait until a better time slot appears.
F. Rating of “5” means the stock made the growth of five years CPI in its seven year period examined; a 185% CPI is required to reach level six. Still below average.
G. Rating of “6” means the stock made the growth of six years CPI in its seven year period examined; a 214% CPI is required to reach level seven. Now you can look to own the stock. Now, there is potential.
H. Rating of “7” means the stock made the growth of seven years CPI in its seven year period examined; a 245% CPI is required to reach level eight. Stay current with your favorite indicators. This stock is in a good period to grow.
I. Rating of “8” means the stock made the growth of eight years CPI in its seven year period examined; a 280% CPI is required to reach level nine. Definitely, add this stock to your list. If the stock is up trending the ride could go for a long time.
J. Rating of “9” means the stock made the growth of nine years CPI in its seven year period examined; a 318% CPI is required to reach level ten. Emerging winners marked in time.
K. Rating of “10” means the stock made the growth of ten years CPI in its seven year period examined; a 318% CPI or higher has qualified the stock for this exalted level. The stock has made its growth in this time slot. Build your portfolios with such as these and you shall find wealth in your wallet.
Note: not all stocks have a seven-year history. Study the charts and see if the stock had indeed spread its growth over a number of years, or got it all in the same year. A stock that has made 500% growth in one year and loss in six others would negate the stock value.
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