Winning Stock Signals - Hottinger Stock Timing and Swing Trading Signals

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Hottinger’s E-Zone System vs "Buy and Hold"

This is a conservative example of the E-Zone System. It does not go short.
On SELL signals, all shares are sold, and funds go into Money Market.
On BUY signals, all funds are used, to nearest full share.
Consecutive signals are ignored. All transactions are at Open price of 1^st signal.

SELL -- If Open price is in or above the Exit Zone
BUY -- If Open price is in or below the Entry Zone
Use Open Price for all transactions.

NOTE: these examples do not take into account slippage, transaction costs, or Money Market interest.

Start Aug 10, 2000 (after last 2/1 split and then 10 days of data collection) 500 shares at closing price of $62.00 = $31,000

Example runs thru May 5, 2010. The 500 Buy & Hold shares are worth $11,085 - - Loss is $19,915

The E-Zone user has an account value of $37,255 - - Gain is $6,255 (1,680 shares of INTC, plus $10 in his Money Market account.)

This example covers the time period Aug. 10, 2000 thru May 5,2010. In 2,447 trading days there were 416 trades, about 1 per week. There were 269 winning trades (65%) and 147 losing trades (35%). No stop losses were used.

WARNING: All trading incurs risk. There is no guarantee that future results will equal past performance.

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