Beating billionaires over any two year period

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All video proofs (below)  for Peter Investments starts with the login page at the brokerage so you know its actual proof of our investment record.

Since we can mathematically predict greed and fear in the stock market using our latest fear/greed mathematical model which has the capability of gaining about 163% a year , we use a proprietary system to switch between our aggressive, balanced and  value funds/allocations depending on market conditions and the investment objectives of our clients.

 The investment returns of all our funds range from above 30% on average annually to about 163% annually on average.

Yes, we beat billionaires over any 2 year period but we also often beat them within a quarter, and in the most recent quarter as of this update on 9/6/20 ( 2nd quarter of 2020) we beat, for example,  the world's richest investor Warren Buffett ( 2020 net worth of almost 79 billion ) and here is video proof :

(1) The first video (done by 13F filing observer Brandon van der Kolk ) below shows what Warren Buffett made in the 2nd quarter of 2020 when his portfolio went from 175.5 billion at the end of the 1st quarter to 202.4 billion at the end of the 2nd quarter 2020 making a gain of 15.33% :

(2) The second video below shows video proof of Peter Investments gaining over 41.6% during the 2nd quarter of 2020, another example where we beat billionaires even within a quarter:

The video proof below in a series of videos  will show that Peter Investments  beats the world's best fund of all time by as much as $315,800  on average for every million dollars invested in a 10 year period.

According to Kiplinger ( a leading investment publication ) the best mutual fund of all time is the   Fidelity Select Software & IT Services Fund (FSCSX)  beating all other funds since 1985 by returning an average annual return of  16.05%:

The following videos show proof that Peter Investments beats the world's best fund of all time over a 1 year, 3 year , 5 year and 10 year period ( we do not have data beyond 10 years since some of the ETFs in Peter Investments did not exist 11 years ago).

Before we take a look at the period performances of Fidelity Select Software & IT Services Fund (FSCSX) the best fund of all time,  what did FSCSX do during the crash of 2020 ( 2/19/20-3/23/20) ? :

In the above video we entered the symbol FSCSX for America's best performing fund.

 We then go to historical data to  see what America's best performing fund did during the crash of 2020 which happened between 2/19/20-3/23/20

on 2/19/20 FSCSX  closed at 22.39

on 3/23/20 FSCSX closed at 15.68

America's best performing fund had a 

a loss of 29.97%

We now see in the video below, what Peter Investments did during the crash of 2020 ( 2/19/20-3/23/20)

In the above video, we start at the login page of folio investing, which back tests the performance of the peter investment fund.

we then go to the backtest page to see what peter investments did during the crash of 2020 ( 2/19/20-3/23/20)

we specify the time period (2/19/20-3/23/20) the crash period in 2020

We find that the stock market during the crash of 2020, lost almost 34% and America's best performing fund (above) lost almost 30% but

 Peter Investments only lost about 11%, just (almost) a third of the loss of America's best performing fund.

The video below shows FSCSX (the best fund of all time) one year return

The above video shows  FSCSX (the best fund of all time) one year return

In the above video, we  go to yahoo finance and then to historical data

we start at 8/25/20 and FSCSX had a adjusted close of 25.02

A year ago on 8/25/19 the adjusted close was 17.16 on 8/23/19 since 8/25/19 fell on a weekend

The one year gain of FSCSX as of 8/25/20 is 45.80 % ( (25.02-17.16)/17.16 x 100 )

The following video shows proof that the one year gain of Peter Investments as of 8/25/20 is 61.72% beating out the one year record (45.80%) of America's best mutual fund of all time.

 In other words, Peter Investments beats the world's best fund of all time by an annual gain of  $159,200  on average for every million dollars invested for the one year period ending on 8/25/20.

In the above video, we are at the login page of folio investing that hosts Peter Investments

we then go to the backtest page.

To compare Peter Investments one year performance compared to America's best fund FSCSX, we specify the time period 8/25/19-8/25/20

Remember, every 1% difference in performance is huge. 

At a 45.80% rate, a $100,000 investment grows to 145,800 while at a 61.72% rate, a $100,000 investment grows to 161,720 a difference of $15920 for every $100,000 invested and if a million dollars was invested, 

Peter Investments beats the  world's best fund by  $159,200 for every million dollars invested for the one year period ending on 8/25/20.

We now look at the 3 year record of Fidelity Select Software & IT Services Fund (FSCSX), the best fund of all time:

In the above video, we again start at 8/25/20: FSCSX had a adjusted close of 25.02

Three years ago on 8/25/17 the adjusted close was 12.01

We now go to the annualized return calculator and find that the 3 year average annual return for America's best fund of all time is 27.72%

The following video shows proof that the three year average annual yearly gain of Peter Investments as of 8/25/20 is 36.37 % beating out the three year average annual record of America's best mutual fund of all time which gained 27.72% on average per year during the 3 year period.

In the above video, we again start at the login page of folio investing, our brokerage that hosts Peter Investments.

We then go to the backtest page to find out the three year record of Peter Investments

In the backtest page we specify the three years ending in 8/25/20

We find that the 3 year record of Peter Investments is 153.60%, so every $100 invested, it would have gained $153.60, giving a balance of $253.60 after 3 years.

We now go to the annualized calculator to get the average yearly gain over the 3 year period for Peter Investments.

We find that the average annual gain for Peter Investments is 36.37% compared to America's best fund of all time which had a average annual gain of 27.72%.

Remember, every 1% difference in performance is huge. 

We go to the compound interest calculator at the government website, investor.gov:

At a 27.72% rate, a $100,000 investment grows to $ 229,627 over 3 years while at a  36.37% rate, a $100,000 investment grows to $297,593 a difference of $ 67,966 between the  best fund of all time and Peter Investments which beat the fund by $67,966 over a 3 year period for every $100,000 invested and

 for every $1,000,000 invested at a   27.72% and at a 36.37%, the difference is $2,296,266 at the 27.72% rate over three years and $2,975,930 at the 36.37% rate over three years so

 Peter Investments beat the best fund of all time by $679,664 over a three year period

In the video below, we  look at the 5 year record of Fidelity Select Software & IT Services Fund (FSCSX), the best fund of all time:

In the video above , we  look at the 5 year record of Fidelity Select Software & IT Services Fund (FSCSX), the best fund of all time:

We again start at 8/25/20: FSCSX had a adjusted close of 25.02

five years ago on 8/25/15 the adjusted close was 7.61

We now go to the annualized return calculator and find that the 5 year average annual return for America's best fund of all time is 26.88%.

The following video shows proof that the five year average annual yearly gain of Peter Investments as of 8/25/20 is 44.48 %, beating out the five year average annual record of America's best mutual fund of all time which gained 26.88 % on average per year during the five year period.

In the above video, we again start at the login page of folio investing, our brokerage that hosts Peter Investments.

We then go to the backtest page to find out the five year record of Peter Investments

In the backtest page we specify the five years ending in 8/25/20

We find that the 5 year record of Peter Investments is 529.64%, so every $100 invested, it would have gained $529.64, giving a balance of $629.64 after 5 years.

We now go to the annualized calculator to get the average yearly gain over the 5 year period for Peter Investments.

We find that the average annual gain for Peter Investments is 44.48% compared to America's best fund of all time which had a average annual gain of 26.88%.

Remember, every 1% difference in performance is huge. 

At a 26.88% rate, a $100,000 investment grows to $126,880 while at a 44.48% rate, a $100,000 investment grows to $144,480, a difference of $17600 for every $100,000 invested and if a million dollars was invested,

 Peter Investments  beats the  world's best fund by  $176,000 on average over a five year period for every one million dollars invested.

In the video below, we  look at the 10 year record of Fidelity Select Software & IT Services Fund (FSCSX), the best fund of all time:

In the video above , we  look at the 10 year record of Fidelity Select Software & IT Services Fund (FSCSX), the best fund of all time:

We again start at 8/25/20: FSCSX had a adjusted close of 25.02

Ten years ago on 8/25/10 the adjusted close was 6.96

We now go to the annualized return calculator and find that the 10 year average annual return for America's best fund of all time is 13.65 %.

The following video shows proof that the ten year average annual yearly gain of Peter Investments as of 8/25/20 is 45.23 % beating out the ten year average annual record of America's best mutual fund of all time which gained 13.65 % on average per year during the ten year period:

In the above video, we again start at the login page of folio investing, our brokerage that hosts Peter Investments.

We then go to the backtest page to find out the ten year record of Peter Investments

In the backtest page we specify the ten years ending in 8/25/20

We find that 10 year record of Peter Investments is 4074.51 %, so every $100 invested, it would have gained $4074.51, giving a balance of $4174.51 after 10 years.

We now go to the annualized calculator to get the average yearly gain over the 10 year period for Peter Investments.

We find that the ten year average annual gain for Peter Investments is 45.23 % compared to America's best fund of all time which had a 10 year average annual gain of 13.65% .

Remember, every 1% difference in performance is huge. 

At a 13.65 % rate, a $100,000 investment grows to $113,650 while at a 45.23% rate, a $100,000 investment grows to $145,230, a difference of $31580 for every $100,000 invested and if a million dollars was invested, 

 Peter Investments beats the  world's best fund by  $315,800 on average over a ten year period for every one million dollars invested.

To see video proof of one our client real money accounts gaining 9% during the crash of 2020 when the market plunged over 33% , please click here.

The summary performances of billionaires are shown below followed by video proof of why we are the best.

The video below shows the summary of performances as of either 6/30/20 or 7/31/20  and then (in the following videos below) we will show you video proof of why we are the best at even beating billionaire money managers (please click on the expansion icon to get the full screen version of the video ) :

Peter Investments High Performance Fund at Motif Brokerage, has been transferred on 5/20/20 to Folio Investing which is now hosting the Funds of Peter Investments.

Remember, without margin,  we are beating  the best, including billionaire money managers ( video proof below )  so, with margin, our record would be much much better.

In all the videos, please click on the expansion icon to get the full screen version of the video.

We begin at the login page of Folio Investing ( our main brokerage company for our real money test accounts ):

In the above video, Folio Investing back tested our real money Roth IRA test account over different time periods (up to 10 years) and compared the test account's performance with that of the broad general US stock market, the Wilshire 5000.

The back tested one year price return performance of our real money test account is 65.80 % as of 7/31/20 compared to the broad US stock market (Wilshire5000) which had a one year performance of 10.86 % as of 7/31/20

As per the rule of 72, a 65.80 % rate (Peter Investments one year  performance as of 7/31/20) will double an investor's money in about 1 year while a 10.86 % rate of the Wilshire 5000 broad stock market's one year return doubles an investor's money in about 6.6  years. A 5 and 1/2 year difference is huge.

The above illustrates the huge difference in the time to double money for every 1% difference in performance so every 1% difference in performance counts a lot.

Over a one year period, as of 7/31/20, the best performing fund managed by professional managers at Folio Investing is the Internet 5 Folio which had a one year performance of 49.45 % compared to the one year performance of the Peter Investments test account which is 65.80 % as of 7/31/20.

 AAII (The American Association of Individual Investors) featured professional money manager and investment guru Philip Fisher as the best one year performer as of 7/31/20. Philip Fisher had a one year performance of 62.8% compared to the one year performance of Peter Investments which is at 65.80 % as of 7/31/20.

Investment website, Guru Focus, concentrates on the performances of billionaire traders/investors/money managers and the best one year performer as of the 6/30/20 13F filing is billionaire Ron Baron who is worth 2.9 billion dollars in 2020.

 Ron Baron as of 6/30/20 was the best investment guru performer over one year, having a one year performance of 45%, while the one year back tested performance of Peter Investments as of 6/30/20 was 52.92 %.

 Peter Investments also beat the one year performance of the richest investor in the world who is  Warren Buffet, who has a net worth of  73.4 billion dollars.

 Guru Focus stated that Buffett's 13F filing had a  one year performance of 11% compared to the 52.92 % one year return of Peter Investments as of 6/30/20.

One of several examples of Peter Investments beating billionaires is our 2019 record. 

The world's biggest hedge fund, Bridgewater Associates headed by Ray Dalio ( worth 16.9 billion dollars ) whose flagship fund Pure Alpha 12 had a 2019 return of 0.5% compared to the S&P500 stock market return of 29% in 2019 and compared to the 79.48% return of Peter Investments in 2019.

Another of several examples : Citadel, the 2019 Institutional Hedge Fund Manager of the Year awarded by Institutional Investor had a 2019 performance of 19% compared to Peter Investments which had a 79.48% performance in 2019.

In the video below, we again begin at the login page of Folio Investing ( our main brokerage company for our real money test accounts ).

In the video above, as of 7/31/20 the back tested three year price return performance of the Peter Investments real money test account is 155.99 % compared to the Wilshire 5000 broad stock market which had a 3 year performance of 29.77 %.

The annualized return calculator shows us that Peter Investments had a 3 year annualized return of 36.80 % as of 7/31/20.

For the same 3 year time period, the Wilshire 5000 broad stock market had a annualized return of 9.07 % as of 7/31/20 compared to the 36.80 % annualized return by Peter Investments.

For the same 3 year time period, as of 7/31/20, AAII's top guru investment manager is Ellis Traub who had a annualized return of 25.4 % as compared to Peter Investments annualized return of 36.80  % for the 3 year period ending 7/31/20.

Over the same 3 year period, as of 7/31/20, the best performing fund managed by professional managers at Folio Investing is the Internet 5 Folio which had a three year annualized performance of 24.73 % compared to the 3 year annualized return of  36.80 % by Peter Investments.

In the video below, we again begin at the login page of Folio Investing ( our main brokerage company for our real money test accounts ):

In the video above, as of 7/31/20 the back tested five year price return performance of the Peter Investments real money test account is 318.97 % compared to the Wilshire 5000 broad stock market which had a 5 year performance of 50.56 %.

The annualized return calculator shows us that Peter Investments had a 5 year annualized return of 33.18 % as of 7/31/20

For the same 5 year time period, the Wilshire 5000 broad stock market had a annualized return of 8.53 % as of 7/31/20,  compared to the 33.18 % annualized return by Peter Investments.

For the same 5 year time period, as of 7/31/20, AAII's top guru investment manager is  Philip Fisher, who had a annualized return of 15.9 % as compared to Peter Investments annualized return of 33.18..% for the 5 year period ending 7/31/20.

Over the same 5 year period, as of 7/31/20, the best performing fund managed by professional managers at Folio Investing is the Internet 5 Folio which had a five year annualized performance of 26.12  % compared to the 5 year annualized return of 33.18.. % by Peter Investments.

Guru Focus concentrates on the performances of billionaire traders/investors/money managers and the best five year performer as of the 6/30/20 13F Filing is billionaire Carl Icahn who is worth 14.2 billion dollars in 2020.

 As of the 13F filing on  6/30/20 Carl Icahn was the best billionaire investment guru performer over the five year period as of 6/30/20, having an annualized performance of 26.60 %,

 while the five year back tested performance of Peter Investments as of 6/30/20 was a total price return of 291.07 % over the five year period  and an annualized return of 31.36 %.

 Peter Investments also beat the five year performance of the richest investor in the world who is  Warren Buffet, who has a net worth of  73.4 billion dollars.

 Guru Focus stated that Buffett's 13F filing had a  five year annualized performance of 10.10 % compared to the 31.36 % annualized return of Peter Investments as of 6/30/20.

In the video below, we again begin at the login page of Folio Investing ( our main brokerage company for our real money test accounts ):

In the above video, as of 7/31/20 the back tested 10 year price return performance of the Peter Investments real money test account is 1059.83 % compared to the Wilshire 5000 broad stock market which had a 10 year performance of 188.66  %.

The annualized return calculator shows us that Peter Investments had a 10 year annualized return of 27.77 % as of 7/31/20

For the same 10 year time period, the Wilshire 5000 broad stock market had a annualized return of 11.18 % as of 7/31/20 compared to the 27.77 % annualized return by Peter Investments.

For the same 10 year time period, as of 7/31/20, AAII's top guru investment manager is William O'Neil  . who had an annualized return of 23.5  % as compared to Peter Investments annualized return of 27.77  % for the 10 year period ending 7/31/20.



Guru Focus concentrates on the performances of billionaire traders/investors/money managers and the best ten year performer as of the 6/30/20 13F Filing is billionaire David Tepper who is worth 13 billion dollars in 2020. As of the 13F filing on  6/30/20, David Tepper was the best billionaire investment guru performer over the ten year period as of 6/30/20, having an annualized performance of 20.10  %, while the ten year back tested performance of Peter Investments as of 6/30/20 was a total price return of 915.41 % over the ten year period  and an annualized return of 26.09 % as of 6/30/20.

 Peter Investments also beat the ten year performance of the richest investor in the world who is  Warren Buffet who has a net worth of  73.4 billion dollars. Guru Focus stated that Buffett's 13F filing had a  ten year annualized performance of 10.80 % compared to the ten year  annualized return of Peter Investments which is 26.09 % as of 6/30/20.

The video below shows the best mutual fund of all time:

In the video below, you will see what the market did in a little over a month, plunging over 33% between 2/19/20 and 3/23/20 and then

 you will see the video proof of one of our client accounts (with real money) starting from the sign in/ login page (at the brokerage ) to how much real money the account made during the month the market plunged over 33% and then

 you will see all the transactions made in that client account during the above time period showing you that no new money was added to the account during the market plunge so all the real money the account made during the market plunge was all due to the performance of the account and not due to any money added during the market plunge.

 Please click on the full screen icon ( bottom right hand side of the video below ) in order to see the full screen video:

In the above videos, compared to the plunge of over 33 % in the market, our sample client account had a real money gain of  over  9% which translates to an annualized gain of over 167%  between 2/19/20 and 3/23/20 (32 days/ 365 = 0.08767 years) as seen in the video below showing the annualized calculator :

If you want to look at the summary of performances compared to the performance of billionaires "please click here. "
Click on the expansion icon on the video below to get to the full screen version of the video.

The video below will show actual money ($1100) being put to use in a brokerage account at Motif  with a conservative approach ( conservative test account with real money ) :

The video below shows the one year performance of the most popular fund at Motif as of 5/15/20 which is "seven deadly sins" . 

The "seven deadly sins" fund has a one year performance of minus 14.9% compared to the one year simulated performance of the Peter Investments High Performance Fund as of 5/15/20 which is 62.3% and compared to the 1.5% one year performance of the market (S&P500).

The "seven deadly sins" fund has a three year performance of minus 11.5% compared to the three year simulated performance of the Peter Investments High Performance fund as of 5/15/20 which is 110.6% and compared to the 26.6% of the 3 year performance of the market (S&P500).

 The "seven deadly sins" fund has a five year performance of 5% compared to the  five year simulated performance of the Peter Investments High Performance fund as of 5/15/20 is 145.9% and compared to the 49.1% of the 5 year performance of the market (S&P500).

( click on the expansion icon on the video to get to the full screen version of the video ) :

The video below shows the one year performance of the best performing professionally managed fund at Motif (out of 140 professionally managed funds ) as of 5/15/20 which is "precious metals" .

 The "precious metals" fund has a one year performance of 64.3% compared to the one year simulated performance of the Peter Investments High Performance Fund as of 5/15/20 which is 62.3% and compared to the 1.5% one year performance of the market (S&P500).

the three year performance of the professionally managed "precious metals" fund at motif is 26.3%  compared to the three year simulated performance of the Peter Investments High Performance fund as of 5/15/20 which is 110.6% and compared to the 26.6% of the 3 year performance of the market (S&P500).

 the five year performance of the professionally managed "precious metals" fund as of 5/15/20 is 41.9% compared to the  five year simulated performance of the Peter Investments High Performance fund as of 5/15/20 is 145.9% and compared to the 49.1% of the 5 year performance of the market (S&P500).

( click on the expansion icon on the video to get to the full screen version of the video ) :

So even though our funds have beaten the stock market and numerous other professionally managed and popular funds over any five year period, they have done so at a much lower risk than the average stock investor is exposed to.

The Peter Investments High Performance Fund  hosted by the Motif brokerage company (starting on 5/20/20 hosted by folio investing) will enable you to have an average return of 20-22% per year (after fees) compared to the market average of 7-8% per year.

At 20% a year you double your money every 3 and 1/2 years meaning,  each $1000 you put into the Peter Investments High Performance Fund grows to $128,000 in about 24 years or each $10,000 you put into the level one performance fund grows to $1,280,000 or over 1.2 million dollars totally tax free in a Roth IRA retirement account.

 Remember, the market in the 1920s crashed by almost 86 % and those who got out at the bottom of the crash either committed suicide or became poor but those who invested consistently during the turmoil of the late 1920s became millionaires.

Patience and a disciplined approach to adding money to your funds, especially during the times when people are running away from the market, is the key to immense wealth.

Never put all your eggs in one basket but rather put money in consistently over time, especially when people are running away from the market.

Fear experienced by the investing public can be measured and real fear starts usually when the ratio of the total market capitalization of all publicly traded companies to the gross domestic product of the economy is less than 50%.

When the TMC/GDP is less than 50%, wise investors will  put 100% of their savings into the level one performance fund.

If  you were caught in the crash of 1929 and followed the above advise, you would have made a profit by April of 1933 by just buying the market and three times more in profits if the level one performance fund existed in 1929.

At the bottom of the market in `1932 ( after the crash of 1929) the TMC/GDP was less than 50% and wise investors went into the market with 100% of their savings and the scenario below is what happened to them, when wise investors started earning profits  less than one year later in 1933:

During August 1929, the Dow (stock market) in today's dollar ( inflation adjusted ) was at  5531 and let's assume the wise investor made the mistake of  investing half of his savings of $20000 into the market ( during August 1929, just before the October 1929 crash)

During June 1932, the Dow had lost almost 86% of its value at 792.50 ( inflation adjusted into today's dollar and down 85.67% from the top in August 1929 )

$10000 on 8/29 ( at the top of the market ) would have bought the wise investor : 1.8080shs

and those shares would have been worth  $1433 on  June 1932 ( when the market bottomed and the TMC/GDP was less than 50% )

The same wise investor waited patiently till June 1932 to invest the rest of his savings of $10,000, thus buying 12.6183 of Dow shares

Total shares invested : 14.4263 as of June 1932 ( 1.8080 + 12.6183 )

The principal amount invested by the wise investor who had 14.4263 shares of the Dow would have been  : $20000.

On April 1933, the Dow reached 1550.64 ( inflation adjusted into today's dollar )

Within  less than a year during April 1933, the wise investor had not only recovered the loss of almost 86% of his money but had actually made a profit of  $2370 on his principal of $20000



April 1933 the Dow was at  1550.64 per share (inflation adjusted into today's dollar )

Total shares owned by the wise investor was at 14.4263 x 1550.64 = $22370 making him a profit of $2370 or a gain of almost 12% on his principal of $20,000.

 If Peter Investments had existed in 1929, the wise investor by April 1933 would have had a profit of at least 36%.

After April 1933, the Dow never went down to 1550.64 (inflation adjusted into today's dollar) but rather started rising from that level, thus increasing the profits of the wise investor from the $2370 amount.

If the wise investor in the 1920s had invested in Peter Investments ( if it had existed at that time ), he would have made three times the profit by 1933 ( less than one year after the market bottomed ).




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