Here they are.
As you can see Mr. Navellier claims to have a fantastic road track, beating the S&P500 by 10 to 30 times.
Also on another of his services there is a performance tracking page with this chart:
Do you notice anything strange? What is the S&P500 performance between 1997 and 2007? Is it 136% or 46%? Or is it 77% as in the bottom chart?
How can one service's 1408% beat the S&P500 by 10 to 1 and another's 1600% beat it by 30 to 1?
Now look at the first chart. It says 1408% but the green line ends at around 1500%. The second chart green line saying 1600% ends actually between 1750% and 1800%. Is this an error or is it made on purpose to make the charts look better?
A look at the third chart now. It seems like it starts from $100.000. A gain of 77% brings the S&P500 to $177.000, where blue area ends.
But a gain of 274% would end up to $374.000. Why does the green area go up to $450.000?
Either the number 274% or the chart is wrong.
A look at the third chart now. It seems like it starts from $100.000. A gain of 77% brings the S&P500 to $177.000, where blue area ends.
But a gain of 274% would end up to $374.000. Why does the green area go up to $450.000?
Either the number 274% or the chart is wrong.
Would you give your money to manage to somebody that can't even build a few consistent charts?
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