Do you know the Alpha (α) & Beta (β) of your stocks?

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Day by Day… All in all, it was a fairly positive week on both sides of the border. Gains were fairly steady through the five trading days.

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PTP… Our PTP APAR score remains well above the benchmark rates. In fact our score rose from 193% to 268%. Meanwhile the S&P/TSX Composite Index APAR rose 7% and the S&P 500 climbed 19% to its current level of 25%.

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We sold three positions last week (on the usual sell signals) and added four more.

PTA Perspective… Do you know the Alpha (α) & Beta (β) of your stocks?
Although we’re constantly reminding you of how our relative trend analysis™ (RTA) methodology offers you a basic selection process for buying new stocks and a basis for selling later on, we occasionally like to explain how our process relates to traditional approaches. In this case we discuss alpha (α) and beta (β)… two historical measures of (a) stock appreciation relative to a stock index, and (b) stock volatility relative to the volatility of a stock index. These have interesting properties in and of themselves; but we make a case for how RTA takes the same concepts into the 21st century.