The NASDAQ 100 All Stars model was up a +1.27% on the week, which beat the benchmark by almost half a percent. The model now leads the QQQ by 1.34% on the year.
Once again we had news based gains …
The NASDAQ 100 All Stars model was up a robust +2.20% on the week, which beatthe benchmark by over 1%. This puts the the model back ahead of the QQQs on the year.
Gains in NFLX and AVGO were primarily …
The QQQ’s slightly negative on the week, but managed to recover both the 50 DMA and 10 DMA after a strong Thursday and gap open Friday. A positive jobs report on Friday was the primary catalyst for the move up. …
The QQQ’s closed out April at the highs of the last two month’s trading range but off of the all-time high put in a about a week ago. Friday’s positive price action, halting a 3-4 day correction could bode well …
The QQQ’s put in a very strong week, closing positive on four of the five days, including a large gap up on Friday thanks to a few great earnings reports from the likes of Amazon. The index also put in …
The QQQ’s put in a strong week with four out of the five days closing green and closing about $1.50 off its recent highs. The three other major indices, SPY, DIA, and IWM put in similar weeks closing positive and …
Last week started with a strong Monday but that would be the high close for the week in that indexes. By the end of the week both the All Stars portfolio and the QQQ was down by less than half …
While the week in the QQQ’s may have felt bad because of Wednesday’s big declines, by the numbers the week closed where the prior week opened. This was also true in the IWM. The SPY closed a modest .5% lower …
The NASDAQ All Stars trailed the QQQ’s 3% gain this week, but remain slightly ahead of the QQQ’s year-to-date with a 5.5% return.
There were not any changes in positions this week, and none of our positions are very close …