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Strategies & Market Trends : 2002 Canadian Stock-Picking Challenge

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To: Al Collard who wrote (1576)	12/31/2002 5:24:36 PM
From: Miner	Read Replies (1) of 1590

Al, Great job running your contests and congratulations to CD on his stellar performance. I cut the final results to excel just to see how poorly I did with my buy-and-hold (32/47, -49%). It looks like the more active traders did best particularly following the trends such as the rise in PM's. Staying in cash for Michel got him 17/47. As it was, there were almost twice as many losers compared to winners. Interestingly (to me only probably) but I was almost the median of the losers. Did you keep a database of results indicating the number of trades made by each player? I'm just curious more than anything else on what the rankings look like from this perspective. I think next year I am going to make some fundamental changes and instead of being a buy and hold bag-holder, I will cautiously trade. I will just have to put a little more time into watching things. Happy New Year to all. regards, john

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