Old School Value Stock Portfolio Update

Wed, 02/03/2010 - 09:53 EDT - Seeking Alpha

Jae Jun submits: Portfolio Performance Not an ideal start to the year. Down -5.74% compared to the market’s -2.74%. It was a tough second half of January where I gave up all the gains I had achieved in the beginning of the month.Complete Story »

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Portfolio Performance Update: January 2011
Jae Jun submits: Old School Value Stock Portfolio Performance
Portfolio Performance Update- June, July 2010: Market Wins
Jae Jun submits: Old School Value Stock Portfolio Performance
Portfolio Performance Update: May 2010
Jae Jun submits: Old School Value Stock Portfolio Performance May was a brutal month in terms of performance. Down 13.76% in May. The S&P was down 8% and the Russell 2000 down 7.59%.
Portfolio Performance Update: April 2010
Jae Jun submits: Old School Value Stock Portfolio Performance Complete Story »
Portfolio Update: March 2010 Q1
Jae Jun submits: Old School Value Stock Portfolio Performance
Old School Value Stock Portfolio Update February 2010
Jae Jun submits: Portfolio Performance Things moved back in the right direction this month. Up 10.67% compared to the market’s 2.71%.
Old School Value Stock Portfolio Performance 2009
Jae Jun submits: Portfolio Performance
Portfolio Performance Update - August 2010
Jae Jun submits: Time sure does fly. August ends with the Old School Value portfolio down -0.56% and down -14% for the year. The large cash position of 30% cushioned the fall in August, while the S&P dropped -4.5%. When including cash, the equivalent performance for the S&P500 is -3.12% at the end of August 31, 2010.
Portfolio Performance Update- November 2010
Jae Jun submits: As catalysts played out with my positions, my portfolio performed well in November. Up 11.3% compared to 0.04% for the SPY fund that tracks the S&P500.Complete Story »
Despite Recall, GM Is Winner in Latest Industry Update
Wall Street Strategies submits:We are through the second month of the 2010, and in my mind, the biggest winner was General Motors (MTLQQ.PK). The company announced Tuesday morning a 1.3 million vehicle recall but that shouldn't spoil the party for a great month. GM also reported that sales this month improved, giving an 11.5% rise year over year.

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