When I did the November and December cumulative number, I also broke it down by total and average percentage gain. I have been meaning to do it for January, but haven't either had the time or gotten around to it. I will try and get it done this weekend. (Now that I have gotten 15 hours of sleep, I feel halfway human again) I now have a CD with Excel, so I am going to try and set it up that way. It should make it a lot easier to manipulate and cumulate the data.
Good eyes...I had not noticed the misspelling. But, I didn't misspell it: Rudy did....when I first put that list together, I cut and paste from the weekly results lists, and week 4 was when Rudy was still doing it. I make enough of my own misstakes.... Speaking of Rudy...didn't he say he was going to be back in February or March????
Let's see: 19.79% x 365 = 7223% (and change)...$1,000 investment would return $7,223,350 (non-compounded, of course).....Don't I wish....:) (Even at only 5 days a week, less 20 days for holidays and vacations, it would be $4,749,600).
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