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Last week, U.S. stocks posted their biggest weekly gain in two months after the consumer price index data and bank earnings reports eased investors’ fears.
This post presents the 1y, 3y, and 5y returns of the AlphaProfit Core & Focus model portfolios as of Dec. 31, 2022. It also shows the 2022 stock recommendation results.
U.S. stocks fell for a second straight week. The Fed raised interest rates and signaled that more increases would follow despite rising signs of a recession.
U.S. stocks retreated last week. Service industries grew while inflation proved sticky, fueling fears of the Fed pushing the terminal interest rate higher.
U.S. stocks rose after Fed Chair Powell hinted that the Fed might raise interest rates by 0.50% in December, lower than the 0.75% investors had feared.
If you are looking for the best growth stocks to buy now, this list of stodgy stalwarts from top sectors is worth checking. First, all of them have strong near-term growth prospects. Second, some of them provide meaty dividends as well.
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Premium Service Performance
Model Portfolio Annualized Returns
DEC. 1993 to DEC. 2022
Fidelity Agg. Growth
17.5%
Fidelity Growth
14.4%
ETF Agg. Growth
17.4%
ETF Growth
14.2%
No-Fee Growth (inc. 2009)
10.7%
S&P 500
9.6%
Stock Recommendation Returns
DEC. 2013 to DEC. 2022
Win Rate
91%
Avg. Holding Period
2.6 months
Avg. Gain
12.6%
MEET
DR. SAM SUBRAMANIAN
Sam Subramanian PhD, MBA has credentials that are the envy of most investment advisers. He combines strong quantitative skills with deep financial expertise and insights on inner workings of Wall Street and corporations. His creativity has helped him win 16 U. S. patents.
Prior to founding AlphaProfit Investments, LLC, Sam worked in positions of increasing responsibility in Finance and Corporate Strategy for McKinsey & Company, Exxon Corporation, and Unocal Corporation. His work centered on Acquisitions and Divestitures, Asset Valuation, Trading, Bankruptcies, and Risk Management.
Well aware of the dismal returns produced by money managers, he was determined to take charge of his own investments. He created a low cost, low effort but high return investing system and rigorously tested it for over two decades using his own money.
This high-performance system helped Sam to quickly become financially independent. Sam still invests his money, using the now award-winning system he created. He shares the unbiased, crystal-clear recommendations and market moves with his subscribers.