AII Portfolio Performance (Late 2001-2002)

Avg Max Return	>= 100%	>= 50%	>=25%	>0%	<= 0%
# of Stocks	7	9	15	39	34
%	7%	10%	16%	41%	26%

From late 2001 through 2002 we profiled 94 companies.  After inclusion into the AII Portfolio, 74% of these companies had an average return of 27.6%.  Meanwhile 26% of the companies would have seen a Stop Loss Order executed with an average loss of 8%.   For a more specific breakdown along with the performance of each stock click on the link below:

AII Portfolio Performance Statistics late 2001 through 2002

AII Portfolio Performance (Late 2000-2001)

Avg Max Return	>= 100%	>= 50%	>=25%	>0%	<= 0%
# of Stocks	11	20	27	61	37
%	7%	13%	17%	39%	24%

From late 2000 through 2001 we profiled 156 companies.  After inclusion into the AII Portfolio, 76% of these companies had an average return of 31%.  Meanwhile 24% of the companies would have seen a Stop Loss Order executed with an average loss of 8%.   For a more specific breakdown along with the performance of each stock click on the link below:

AII Portfolio Performance Statistics late 2000 through 2001


AII Portfolio Performance (Late 1999-2000)

Avg Max Return	>= 100%	>= 50%	>=25%	>0%	<= 0%
# of Stocks	30	36	54	58	62
%	12%	15%	23%	24%	26%

From late 1999 through 2000 we profiled 240 companies.  After inclusion into the AII Portfolio, 74% of these companies had an average return of 43%.  Meanwhile 26% of the companies would have seen a Stop Loss Order executed with an average loss of 8%.   For a more specific breakdown along with the performance of each stock click on the link below:

AII Portfolio Performance Statistics late 1999 through 2000

Thus even in unfavorable market conditions there are still opportunities out there.  Our strategy is to focus investors on companies with good sales and earnings growth which are forming or breaking out of favorable chart patterns.  

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