Profitable Stock-Market
Investing and Trading
Plus Avoiding Losses in Stocks

All the Stocks You Will Ever Need
to Build Profits and Multiply Wealth

by

'Copernicus'
( Experimental Notes to Myself )

The stocks are sorted into three portfolios . They cover the all-encompassing spectrum of growth stocks, value stocks, and "new era" stocks, always valid measures of investment philosophy in all phases of stock-market price behavior, past, present, and future.

CLASSIC PORTFOLIO

Blue Chip Stocks   Large, well established, longstanding, experienced companies which make products or services people use every day or provide the materials that go into these products

PARADIGM 2000 PORTFOLIO

Strong Growth Stocks   Large, widely held, high-technology companies, well established, typically in the strongest growth sectors of the economy, especially information software, hardware, and biotechnology

INTERNET SET

Internet Stocks   These are the largest internet companies with the most liquidity which have been around long enough to observe with some measure of confidence in their ability to grow revenues--(profits come later I'm told)

...with each stock portfolio containing the three prominent index "exchange traded funds" plus a proxy for the Internet

Nasdaq-100 Index (symbol QQQQ), S&P500 Composite Stock Index (SPY), and the Dow-Jones Industrial Average (DIA) for comparisons and possible investing or speculating--and the Internet HOLDRs Trust (HHH)

The stock portfolios are adaptive to changing conditions. Stocks are replaced periodically when they no longer meet selection criteria or when their companies are merged or acquired. Thus, these hundred stocks continually represent the best, useable, continuing expression of growth, value, and fad in each era as the current era undergoes morphogenesis from predecessor eras.

As always when encountering a new process or methodology which you think you might want to use, caution and practice are requisite. And more caution and more practice.

For effective use, the site requires work and judgment--yours. I supply some of the easy labor. The rest is up to you. The results you get are yours--entirely.

These pages are really my notes to myself put on public view. They are ongoing research in the continual development of tools and methods that have superior chances of profitability.

Site data are complete through the Friday prior to the date shown at top left after weekend processing is usually finished by 5:00 p.m. on Sundays, Eastern Time.

The Index/Glossary contains footnotes not appearing on the main pages and other information which you may find useful in your pursuit of stocks and stock profits. (As Don Worden put it, "Others will find insights that will subtly change the way they look at the market."   The Worden Report, May 25, 2001 in TC2000)