Bounce
Playing The Bounce Update: Big Bounce At Year End After Plunge In October
“Playing The Bounce” strategy produced impressive gains in December, but results are still negative from October introduction.
Playing The Bounce 2008—Market Due For A Bounce In December
It may not be a very good “Playing The Bounce” year. Not very many investors or portfolio managers have capital gains to offset.
Playing The Bounce 2008—Market Due For A Bounce In November
It may not be a very good “Playing The Bounce” year...
Playing The Bounce 2008 - Most Of The Market Due For A Bounce
October brings our annual exercise in the “Playing The Bounce” strategy. This month’s “Inside The Stock Market” presents the initial run of stocks which may be subject to heavy tax loss selling. Traditionally, these stocks may be poised to “bounce” back early in the next year as selling pressure wanes.
Playing The Bounce Final Update: Bounce Stocks Small Rally (Finally) In January
We did get a bounce stock rally in January, but it still was a disappointing bounce year overall.
Playing The Bounce Update: Activated In Managed Accounts As 6% Holding
In mid-December, readers were notified via an Interim Memo of our decision to “Play The Bounce” in our managed accounts.
Playing The Bounce 2007 Update
May “Play The Bounce” if stocks sell off in December.
Playing The Bounce 2007 Update—Caution Advised
We have had some concerns about playing the bounce this year. The stock market has absorbed (ignored) an abundance of bad news only to move higher, placing its faith in further Fed rate cuts.
Playing The Bounce 2007 Update—Caution Advised
It’s that time of year when we roll out the annual “Playing The Bounce” strategy.
Playing The Bounce Update: Bounce Losing Steam...Exit Strategy In Progress
This year’s Bounce faded in December and January, reversing what looked to be an excellent bounce season to just a “so-so” one.
Playing The Bounce Update: Bounce Falters In December (Individual Investor Tax Selling)
The weak December performance is to be expected, as many of these “Bounce” stocks likely came under additional selling pressure as individuals were cleaning out their portfolios at year end.
Playing The Bounce Update: Bounce Working Nicely So Far
Prior to 1992, the returns generated by this exercise were in the 15% to 20% range before being closed out in the subsequent year. 2006-2007 performance is so far on track to match or exceed this range.
Playing The Bounce Update: We Are Now In The Traditional “Bounce” Season
Prior to 1992, the returns generated by this exercise were in the 15% to 20% range before being closed out in the subsequent year. 2006-2007 Performance is so far on track to match or exceed this range.
2006 Could Be A Good “Playing The Bounce” Year
“Playing the Bounce” screening strategy details and 2006 initial “bounce” stock qualifiers.
Playing The Bounce Update: Good Bounce In January
Small caps and large caps had a nice bounce in January, so-so for mid caps.
Playing The Bounce 2005 Update
Good but not a great “Bounce”, so far.
Playing The Bounce Update: Nice Bounce In November
The strong November results (across all three market caps) has now propelled the 2005 “Bounce” strategy to superior performance.
Playing The Bounce Update: We Are Now In The Traditional “Bounce” Season
No rebound yet in the “Playing The Bounce” stocks. Could see turnaround in November.
Playing The Bounce 2005-2006
It’s Bounce season again, and Jim Floyd and Patrick Magnusson present the preliminary list of potential stocks that may rebound after being beaten down in 2005. Consumer Discretionary stocks are most plentiful on the list.
Heads Up....It's Almost Time To "Play The Bounce"
Buy early and avoid the December rush. 2005 stock market could be shaping up as a good year for buying the big losers, as the institutional tax selling deadline approaches (October 31st).
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