THE MGR COEFFICIENT'S PERFORMANCE

In 2006, the Dow Jones Industrial Average had an outstanding return of 16%. Many people made great returns on their portfolios; however, it is easy to make money in a bull market since 3 out of 4 stocks move in tandem with the market. It is in a bear market that an investor can really prove their worth by beating the indexes and making money, while others stand by and watch their investments sink. In times like these, an investor needs an outstanding system to beat the market.

Here is how The MGR Coefficient did over the past 3 years compared to the major indices:

In 2007 (YTD as of March 3), a portfolio based on stock and mutual fund picks ranking high on The MGR Coefficient achieved a gain of 3.87%. This return beat the S&P 500 by 6.07% (which is down 2.20%), beat the Dow Jones Industrial Average by 6.67% (down 2.80%), and beat the NASDAQ by 6.47% (down 2.60%). Using The MGR Coefficient currently (as of March 7^th) I am in the top 3% of over 200,000 participants in the CNBC.com challenge called The Million Dollar Portfolio Challenge.