TFN Gains Summary: Smith & Wesson (SWHC:Nasdaq), Boeing’s August 90 Calls, Dollar Tree (DLTR:Nasdaq), Rex Energy (REXX:Nasdaq)
Posted May 9, 2008
“TFN’s closed positions have averaged 42.48% since January 1.” — J. Christoph Amberger
by J. Christoph Amberger
Baltimore — (TFN): Over the past 7 days, we closed out four stock recommendations and added them to our official TFN Track Record. (For long-term TFN members, we only include picks we made as of Jan. 1, 2008 in that portfolio.)
Laura Cadden closed out her recommendations of
* Rex Energy (REXX:Nasdaq) last Friday with a 50%-plus gain
* Dollar Tree (DLTR-Nasdaq) on Wednesday with a 40% gain,
while on May 7, TFN’s roving stock expert Andrew Snyder bagged gains of
* over 50% on Smith & Wesson (SWHC:Nasdaq)
* and a whopping 190% gain on Boeing’s August 90 Calls (BAHR.X)
So far, TFN’s closed positions have averaged 42.48% since January 1.
(Having spent 20 years in the financial advisory industry, I can’t help but adding up all the individual gains for what my colleagues like to call “cumulative gains”… which in our case would come in at 382.3%. How about that!)
Most of these recommendations were made in our TFN Hot Stock of the Week video feature. To find out what our editors are recommending this week, just click here!
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