Last 3 months, mine (60%) vs NASDAQ (30%). Pretty much 2x beating. This is 100% realised gains - no new deposits.
And my total transaction value... 2.34 million AUD.
You may think, Oh, you only made 48k using 2.34 million??? That is around 2%!!!
Yes, exactly. That is my secret sauce. I roughly do 60k per transaction, and I get rid of it in an average of around 2 days, with a 2% gain on average.
Now, you may be wondering, why don't you just leave it in NASDAQ (ETF) without working so hard with all those transactions?
Let's see...
***2% way***
60k rotating every week (even though I do semi-weekly rotation) with 0.66% daily gain (60% divided by 90 days).
3 months gain: 48k
***NASDAQ way***
60k buy and hold for 3 months with 30% gain over 90 days.
3 months gain: 18k
That is a massive difference... believe me. You have 18k unrealised gain, and I have 48k realised gain. This gap grows exponentially over the years due to the magical power of compounding.
3 years comparison: 70 million vs 1.3 million.
I know we can't achieve 30% quarterly stock gains over 3 years without any downturns. But the basic fundamentals stay the same. Let's say 2 million vs 400k in a more reasonable scenario.
At the end of the day, it is a huge disparity and a wasted opportunity. But if you have no clue how to pick stocks, when to enter and exit, please stick to passive investing with NASDAQ ETFs.
Happy investing folks.
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