Back on January 1 I proposed a challenge between me, Warren Buffet and the S&P 500 Index. For some time I've said that now that the average investor has access on the Internet to as much information as most professional investors that you could beat not only the market but maybe even the best professional investor as well. Here is a progress report on how 3 funds I have on Marketocracy that have been in existence for over 5 years stack up against Warren Buffet's Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.A) and the S&P 500 Index.
Warren Buffett - Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.A):
YTD 31.66%
1 year 39.76%
5 year 51.15%
S&P 500 Index:
YTD 21.33%
1 year 27.15%
5 year 51.69%
Barchart Van Meerten New High (VMNHI) :
YTD 26.87%
1 year 35.20%
5 year 59.82%
Barchart Van Meerten Speculative (VMSPC):
YTD 35.86%
1 year 68.19%
5 year 125.85%
Barchart Van Meerten Small Cap (VMVLS)
YTD 35.23%
1 year 38.39%
5 year 36.16%
Summary:
1 year:
1 - VMSPC 68.19%
2 - BRK.A 39.76%
3 - VMVLS 38.39%
4 - VMNHI 35.20%
5 - S&P500 27.15%
5 year total return
1 - VMSPC 125.85%
2 - VMNHI 59.82%
3- S&P 500 51.69%
4 - BRK.A 51.15%
5 - VMVLS 36.16%
I looks like I'm holding my own by refining my investing style as I go along and get more experience and knowledge.
Comparison data from Marketocracy and Morningstar
Educational and Instructional Stock Market Investing Newsletter for the hands-on investor. I use my 40+ years of experience in Accounting, Law and Financial Services To show you how to find stocks that will not only beat the market but consistently beat Warren Buffett, his Berkshire Hathaway fund and most of the Morningstar 5 Star mutual funds.
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Performance of Van Meerten New High Portfolio
Re: Hi Van....what has been your success using Barchart to find favorable
stocks. I presume you have been buying some of the recommendations and wonder
just how good the TA charts buy recs have been. I'm not sure that I want to own
more stocks at this phase in the market. This for your posts. George --
slowbutsure
If you're interested in using Barchart and TA I use many of these recommendations in my Marketocracy New High portfolio. Last year I beat out all but 38 Marketocracy players out of about 100,000. Through the 5 year period ending 8/1/2012, I was #77. I also beat out all but 13 of the publicly traded mutual funds MorningStar follows If your interested here are the links to the sites that documented my returns
By the way today through August 1,2012 my Annual Rate of Return was 7.99% which included a 2% charge for fees. That compares to Warren Buffett at Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.A) who had a 2.69% return after fees
http://marketocracy.com/mds/top-ranked-funds
http://marketocracy.com/mds/marketocracy-masters
If you're interested in using Barchart and TA I use many of these recommendations in my Marketocracy New High portfolio. Last year I beat out all but 38 Marketocracy players out of about 100,000. Through the 5 year period ending 8/1/2012, I was #77. I also beat out all but 13 of the publicly traded mutual funds MorningStar follows If your interested here are the links to the sites that documented my returns
By the way today through August 1,2012 my Annual Rate of Return was 7.99% which included a 2% charge for fees. That compares to Warren Buffett at Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.A) who had a 2.69% return after fees
http://marketocracy.com/mds/top-ranked-funds
http://marketocracy.com/mds/marketocracy-masters
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