Personal Track Record

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Oct 15, 2008

INDIVIDUAL
INVESTOR

Personal Track Record

Inception date July 18, 2008
Long/Short Long only
Cap bias Small cap
Holding Period Buy and hold

Performance and Risk

Performance Summary (as at end of February 09, 2012)
Member  
Include cash 1M 3M YTD 1Y SI
Inception July 18, 2008 Member S&P 500
Month to date (%) 12.45 4.41
3 month (%) 6.41 4.76
1 year (%) -15.37 2.09
Annualized since inception (%) 17.98 0.68
Since inception (%) 79.63 n/a
Sharpe (annualized) 0.46 0.01
% of positive months 58.14 60.81

Past performance is not indicative of future performance

Commentary - Latest Posts

  • Took a flier on this one. July 22, 2008

    I decided to listen to Cramer last year and bought a few shares of his buddy Eddie Lampert's company, thinking that it was a good extremely long strategy.  I am considering doubling my position in this stock as the price has gotten a lot cheaper and I still like big Eddie.  However, Sears is dependent on the economy and I expect it to get worse before it gets better, so there might be a cheaper price yet. 

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  • UVE has a low price to book value July 22, 2008

    UVE has lots of cash on hand, pays a good dividend, and is priced relatively cheaply on a book value basis (around 1.5 times book).  What really attracts me to UVE is the fact that they don't make their money from the float.  I believe we are headed to a general economic malaise that will last several years at a minimum.  During this time many of the excesses will be wrung out of the system, and the majority of investments will be treading water.  In this environment cash is king and UVE hoards......

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  • The price of oil is headed down. July 22, 2008

    I believe we are finally seeing real capitulation in the commodities market with respect to oil.  Global consumption is headed for a relative downtrend, which bodes well for companies like CLMT that use oil as a base material in so many products.  The cost of goods will go down, so the profit margins will get fatter.

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Eric Knipp Profile Picture
  • Industry Information Technology and Services
  • Expertise 1-5 years
  • Year of Birth 1974
  • Country United States
  • State Texas

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  1. Past performance is no guarantee of future results.
  2. Performance of a Personal Track Record is calculated by Covestor on a daily time-weighted basis of equity positions in the account provided by the member. It is exclusive of any commissions, fees, dividends, earnings distributions, and cash in the portfolio.
  3. Month to Date returns and Since Inception returns are revised daily. All other returns (month, 3 month, year to date, et al) are calculated as of the most recent month end date.
  4. All graph data is as of the end of day for the referenced period, unless otherwise specified.
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