
- October15 2004
- Volume 11
- Issue 19
Model Portfolio Series: Aggressive Growth
Following is the aggressive growth model portfolio's quarterly updated information. During the next 2 months, we'll update the conservative growth and equity income portfolios. During the past quarter, Corning Inc, Cox Radio, ING Group NV, and Rite Aid Corp were replaced with ArvinMeritor Inc, Lowes Cos Inc, QLT Inc, and Supervalu Inc in the portfolio. As of September 15, 2004, the portfolio consisted of 15 stocks selected based on the following analyst ratings: B=buy; N=neutral; R=reduce; NR=not rated; and the following predictability levels: 1=higher; 2=lower. These ratings translate into the following stock movements: B1/B2=buy; N1/N2=hold; R1/R2=sell. Since the data may have changed, contact 800-316-7015 or [email protected] for updates.
Since this portfolio is hypothetical, it does not contain any investor assets. The decisions were not made under the same conditions as those for an actual account. There can be no assurance that the author would have made the same decisions or achieved the same level of performance if managing an actual account. The hypothetical performance of this model may be of limited value in evaluating the author's past or future performance. The author manages other hypothetical accounts, as well as actual taxable and tax-exempt accounts, and recommends the purchase or sale of securities for individuals and institutions. The performance of his actual accounts may be materially better or worse than that of the model portfolio.
Articles in this issue
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Question Your Ideal Investment Optionover 17 years ago
Determine when a Roth IRA Makes Senseover 17 years ago
Ponder the Privatized Social Security Issueover 17 years ago
Accelerate Retirement Savings with a 412(i)over 17 years ago
Replace Malpractice Fiction with Factover 17 years ago
Expand Your Insurance Protection Planover 17 years ago
Save More with College Rewards Programsover 17 years ago
Select a Team Worthy of the Super Bowlover 17 years ago
Recover Taxes from a Natural Disasterover 17 years ago
Strengthen Your Retirement with Charity





















































