Current MI rule: enter on a new signal, hold the quantity, and close on an exit. Historical performance on this page describes the prior research allocation model, not a backtest or account record of the entry/exit-only rule effective October 7, 2026. Results are hypothetical; subscriptions, taxes and real execution can change outcomes.
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Free and Pro strategy results.

Choose Free or Pro. Review the hypothetical growth, declines, annual results, costs, and limitations for each strategy.

Free and Pro use different portfolio rules. Their simulations share the same historical dates, but their construction and cost models differ, so this is not a head-to-head ranking.

Pro · September research archive

September 2026 research archive. The Pro history and fund rankings shown here use the archived 2012–2025 allocation simulation. Later reconstructions changed historical security eligibility and portfolio results; newer execution-timing research is a separate record. These versions are not interchangeable. This archive is not a backtest of the current newsletter holding rules. Download this record’s identity and source hashes.

Pro combines positive momentum and fade signals with long and short positions, portfolio sizing and risk controls.

January 3, 2012 — December 31, 2025Daily strategy · Long and short positions
Annualized return
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Hypothetical compound growth
Largest simulated decline
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Daily peak-to-trough drawdown
Median calendar-year return
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Middle of the 14 annual results
Research status. These figures use a selected historical universe and modeled costs. Historical inputs, account execution and exposure enforcement remain under validation. They are not live investor returns or a forecast.

01 / The record

Growth and the difficult periods.

Follow a hypothetical $10,000 through the selected period. Switch to drawdown to see losses from earlier peaks.

Pro · Historical research

The chart compares two MI research designs over the same dates, with the same stock-review schedules and modeled costs. Both use hypothetical daily portfolio values.

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Longest completed recovery to a prior peak

Annual experience / 2012–2025

The median year, and the range around it.

The annualized return summarizes compounded growth across the whole period. The median and spread show how different the individual years were.

Median year
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Middle annual return
Middle 50% of years
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25th to 75th percentile
Worst year
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Best year
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Each dot is one year. The band marks the middle half of historical outcomes; it is not a forecast range or confidence interval.

Inspect every calendar year
Compounded daily returns after each record's specified modeled costs; 2012–2025.
YearPro research

02 / The strategy

Positive momentum and fade.

The Pro research model looks for positive momentum and fade opportunities. It combines those signals with portfolio sizing and risk controls. The detailed selection, confirmation and timing logic is proprietary.

  1. Positive momentum.

    Look for opportunities associated with price strength. A signal is a research decision, not a guarantee that a move will continue.

  2. Fade opportunities.

    Look for opportunities associated with a move losing strength. The historical Pro model includes long and short positions; either can lose money.

  3. Portfolio context.

    Position sizes, cash and total exposure affect the result alongside stock selection. The costs and unresolved implementation limits of this research are disclosed below.

This page measures an earlier hypothetical research model. It is not a live account record or a backtest of the subscription’s current entry/exit-only quantity-hold rule.

04 / The evidence

Know what these results measure.

A hypothetical research record shows how specified rules behaved on the supplied history. Its assumptions and unresolved limitations are part of the result.

Method at a glance

Configuration
A rules-based long/short research model using positive momentum and fade signals, position sizing and cash.
Research record
September 2026 archive · Not a production release
Period
January 3, 2012–December 31, 2025 · 3,520 sessions
Modeled costs
Trading costs within each component are included. Changes in the mix add a 0.12% charge on measured allocation turnover, plus 5% annual interest on modeled borrowing. Modeled portfolio rebalancing costs are also included.
Return convention
252-session annualization. Before investor taxes and MI subscription charges. Model costs are estimates, not realized broker expenses.

What remains unresolved

  • The stock roster contains selected surviving securities rather than a fully historical membership list.
  • The historical price eligibility rule is affected by subsequent corporate actions.
  • The timing of trades, cash, availability of shares to short and required collateral still need to be reconciled in one trading account.
  • The model’s estimate of total position exposure reached 122.52%, above the 120% target. A firm account-level limit remains unimplemented.
  • The period has been used in research. It is not an untouched test or live track record.

These issues require correction or appropriately narrowed claims before performance-led publication. A “hypothetical” label alone does not repair incorrect calculations.

The current MI experience

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Explore the newsletter guide to see how portfolio changes are explained. Historical charts are hypothetical research; newsletters show ongoing model decisions. MI does not place trades on your behalf.

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