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From: badi_	7/28/2011 8:02:32 PM
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Regarding my Positive Black Swan strategy for stocks. I made the calculations for my full list, it is made of 210 US stocks picked in April 2010. The picks were stored in a text file that has the property "Last modified on 04-15-2010" which proves that the picks of the said stocks were actually picked on the said period. Here are the stats, everything was calculated starting from 15-Apr-2010: List composed of 210 stocks. The most profitable: Ticker \| Highest \| Comment NYSE:KV.A \| +635% NASDAQ:ZAGG \| +422% \| Trending now ! NASDAQ:JVA \| +451% \| Trending now ! NASDAQ:CVV \| +362% \| Trending now ! NASDAQ:MGIC \| +284% NASDAQ:MIPS \| +274% NASDAQ:HSTM \| + 227% \| Trending now ! NASDAQ:VIFL \| +202% \| Trending now ! The number of stocks that exceeded +100% in growth is 34. Which covers vastly the losses of the 22 companies that went out of business. If all stocks were held from 15-Apr-2010 to 28-Jul-2011, the overall growth would be +353.15% If the stocks that surpassed +100% were sold at their highest levels, the overall growth would be +2964.47% By my standards these are very good results for 15 months trading. I can answer questions, and any constructive comments will be appreciated.

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