Lower Price More Shares

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Looking at my current investment selections it occurred to me that switching into higher priced investments is harder that getting out.  If  your ETF or mutual fund is at $200 it may take a significant value increase into move into this selection. Keep in mind that the high priced investment will be moving as well.  I am going back to my investment screener and do some tinkering to see what I come up with.

Remember last post I was using some new screening criteria, Beta and Standard Deviation. I tried to find a  free online screener with this criteria, but so far SD has become the elusive element.  If anyone has a screener that can do this with the other criteria please post a comment and let us know where to find it. My trading account has a good screener so I am happy.

Filtering For Volatility

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With all the screeners available there is a way to screen for the best investment. We are currently working on screening criteria  to select the most advantageous ETF’s for Pro 6. Keep checking back to see our results.

Success of Pro 6 is anchored in the selection process.

Investment selection is the hardest part of using the Pro 6 Investment System. Theoretically you could have two investments and have success. I am currently using ETF’s as an experiment. My returns, and volatility have been comparable to standard mutual funds. The key is to look at the volatility and trends over the short and long term. Volatility is what drives this system.  Check out this chart.

I wanted larger gains (amount of shares) with each switch so I increased my share gain to 10%.  I have found that it keeps me from making switches too soon or too often and allows me to ride a trend longer, so far. Time will be the judge on whether that hypothesis holds true.

Current return 28.42% annualized since October 2013.