The following is an explanation of the main points governing the way this website operates
The information that is given is the result of a mathematical algorithm and model based on past contributions, and therefore cannot be extrapolated to the future.
The calculation is based on the cross between the trading prices and the average. It generates a set of correlated matrices that seek the best ratio for Average/Weeks that can be expected on performing the operation.
Only the data from the weekly closure are used, in order to reduce the daily volatility. The data and graphs are updated on a weekly basis.
On using weekly series the data and operations are not short-term but rather medium and long-term.
The mathematical model used takes into consideration the 320 latest trading prices, which equates to about 6.15 years, and every 32 weeks approximately (which equates to about 7.5 months), the stock is re-analysed with its last 320 trading prices.
Features of the monitoring system
There are two important aspects in the system used for the continuous assessment.
.- Only those companies in which the last operation has been a sale, and that therefore no longer form part of the portfolio, are updated.
.- On updating the data, the graph and the operations carried out alter and an entirely new situation is created, but since this is done in companies that are under study, it does not affect the profitability of the portfolio.
Only stocks that have had positive results in the long term are worked with.
When a share stops being quoted on the market, it is withdrawn from the portfolio.
For each stock, a brief amount of information is provided about the sector and sub-sector, the activity of the company, the link to the company’s website, and a long-term chart (between 6 and 7 years) with the operations effected, the yield and the number of days in which the share has been in the portfolio.