Sentence examples for newsletter performance from inspiring English sources

To mine this information, we reviewed the Hulbert Financial Digest's newsletter performance database, starting at the peak of the market in 1987.

Other documents included strategy statements, newsletters, performance reports, and articles in professional journals.

Bridgewater's investors receive a daily newsletter, monthly performance updates, quarterly reviews, and conference-call briefings from Dalio and other senior executives.

Over the 10 years through December 1997, the combined effect of market timing and choices of actively managed funds reduced the average newsletter's performance 3 percentage points a year.

Using the Sharpe Ratio, named for the Nobel laureate William Sharpe, each newsletter's performance was divided by its risk, as measured by the volatility of its returns.

Weiss admits that his newsletter's performance suffered during the bull market of the late 1990s.

But we urge you to always seek an independent analysis of the newsletter's performance before you invest.

A review of the finals in the Winter Guard International newsletter said the performance by the South Shore team had been "eye popping" and included "one of the season's most spectacular endings, where high rifle aerials combined with leaps and somersaults, culminating in a perfect catch, which had the entire arena on their feet".

Why would anyone want a glass of water stuffed with oxygen or electrolytes or, for that matter, green tea? "I try to keep up with this stuff, but as far as I can tell, it is all about marketing," said Jim M. Brown, executive editor of the Georgia Tech Sports Medicine & Performance Newsletter, who tracks the health claims associated with many of the new products.

Each of the newsletters atop the performance rankings of The Hulbert Financial Digest for the 5, 10 and 15 years through 1999 uses a momentum-based strategy.

Consider the performance of newsletters that advocate such rotation.