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Strategies & Market Trends : Bob Brinker: Market Savant & Radio Host

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To: eighttimes who wrote (42816)8/16/2010 12:31:37 PM
From: Kirk ©3 Recommendations  Read Replies (1) of 42834
 
So if you ignore the QQQ, Brinker beat the market over the last 15 years but not since Hulbert started to follow Brinker....

Brinker’s fund selections on average have lagged the market. The HFD reports a 10.1% annualized gain for his “Aggressive” portfolio, which is 0.5 percentage points per year less than what this portfolio would have made if each of its funds were invested in the Wilshire 5000 during the times they were owned.
__ Mark Hulbert on Page 5 of the March 20010 issue of "The Hulbert Financial Digest"

Also, did you note in the full write up on Brinker in April 2010 that Hulbert shows portfolio returns going back further than Brinker shows? It looks like Brinker restarted his portfolios after a slow start even before missing the 1987 bear market.

Please note: In late 2000, Brinker forecasted a several-month bear market rally and recommended an investment in the NASDAQ 100 Index—a trade that turned out quite unprofitably. However, because Brinker at the time of making this forecast chose not to make this trade part of his model portfolios, his HFD record did not suffer as a result.
__ Mark Hulbert on Page 5 of the March 20010 issue of "The Hulbert Financial Digest"



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