With a quick glance at the chart to the right, one could conclude, as I have stated many times, the 2 for 1 Index seems highly correlated with the overall market, meaning both indexes go up and down more or less in lockstep. Because the 2 for 1 Index has been underperforming so far in […]

The 2 for 1 Index® just crossed the 2000 line. From 100 on 8/1/1996 to 2005.13 on 11/2/21. That’s a 20-fold increase or 12.60% annualized overall return over 25¼ years. The Index is calculated to include all dividends, so a comparable index would be the S&P 500 Total Return Index, or ^SP500TR which has a

An in-depth examination on the affect on trading after a stock split announcement

Here’s one of the best articles you’ll read about why we shouldn’t get too depressed about what the future holds, post Covid-19. https://creativeplanning.com/blog/playing-the-odds/

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It was close! The 2 for 1 portfolio did beat the market again this year by 0.25%. Using the Vanguard 500 Index Fund as our benchmark (+30.73% for the year) the 2 for 1 portfolio’s 30.98% gain gives us a win, but not by the 2% to 3% outperformance we have learned to expect. Our