updated mathematical mof garble, page-2

sorry forgot to include table headers:

Pos / Share / upside / gain 4 weeks / position gain
1 VPG 7% 75% n/c
2 GMG 7% -18% +4
3 IIF 8% 0% n/c
4 ILF 9% -10% +4
5 AEZ 10% 30% -3
6 FKP 14% 0% +4
7 TSO 16% 80% n/c
8 CER 17% 90% -3
9 MOF 17% 0% +2
10 SDG 17% -5% +2
11 CNP 18% 5% -2
12 GPT 19% 0% +2
13 MDT 21% 133% -9
14 LLP 25% 38% -1
15 APZ 25% 4% +3
16 MCW 26% 24% -1
17 ABP 26% 0% +4
18 CHC 27% 15% -1
19 BJT 27% 15% n/c
20 IOF 27% -10% +2
21 AEU 31% 40% -5
22 ALZ 35% 40% -2
23 DXS 43% -13% +1
24 SGP 44% -14% +2
25 WDC 47% -17% +5
26 OAK 48% 20% -3
27 CPA 50% -10% +2
28 CDI 54% 4% +1
29 LLC 57% 9% -1
30 MLE 59% 21% -5
31 CFX 61% -3% n/c
32 BWP 70% -15% n/c


Also statistically interesting the following average returns over last 4 weeks based on position in original table.

P 1-5 P 6-10 P 11-15 P 16-20 P 21-25 P26-32
65.6% 11.4% 11.4% 22.8% 3.6% -6.5%

As assessed positions 1-5 gained an average 65% and positions 26 - 32 lost an incredible 6.5% on average in a bullish market. Suggests we should keep a close watch on VPG / GMG / IIF / ILF & AEZ in the coming weeks.

Also suggests two types of investor profiles, with traders heading for higher risk rankings for a 65% return and second type getting involved mid range 16-20 as want to take opportunity but mitigate risk but looking at long term dividends.

This also suggests that last month MOF lays in the middle, i.e. not the riskiest most undervalued, and not the safest undervalued, so just needs time until the cycle kicks in.