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Morning Matters:

Weekly Portfolio Review & Quick Comments
by Geoff Garbacz

July 19, 2010

Since we began our portfolio, it is now up 381.11% from 394.99% while the S&P 500 is down -19.72% through Friday's close. This is cumulative return of all recommendations since April 1, 2008. The average return of all open and closed recommendations is 8.29%. There have been 46 recommendations to date. This equates to turnover of 367% in two years and two months or 170% a year. The portfolio has 25% cash. There are four open winners and five losers currently. The portfolio is 75% invested.

The indexes were lower this past week. Below is a summary of open and closed positions. January was a losing month and February, March and April were winning months. May was the worst May since 1940 and June was a losing month as well. July has gotten off to a good start as year to date the indexes are down about -4.50% from -7.57% at the end of June.

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