Aggressive-Strategy

A stock is purchased if:
     1) it exhibits strong positive momentum.
     2) it has a relatively smooth, upward-sloping 10-month moving average.
     3) it is in a strong industry or sector.

A stock is sold if:
   1) it exhibits weak positive momentum.
     2) it has appreciated significantly in a short period of time.
   2) another stock looks more compelling.

A stock is sold short if:
     1) it is in a weak industry.
     2) it has strong negative momentum.

Stocks will usually be held from one to 10 days.

Goal:
The goal of this portfolio is to make as much money as possible in the shortest amount of time without excessive risk.

Theory:
By focusing all purchases on stocks with strong positive momentum, huge gains are realized in a short amount of time. Losses due to severe market corrections are kept to a minimum by the use of short selling.

Stocks:
Most purchases will come from the tables shown on the NYSE and NASDAQ pages.

Funds:
Borrowed funds (margin) will be used.