Stock Portfolio: Taking a Look at the 12 Month Charts
Given the current volatility of the Stock Market these past few months, it’s important to go back at least 12 months to check the overall growth (or decline) of any given stock.
My own portfolio has been suffering these doldrums of stagnation and fluctuation that has plagued the stock market (in general) in recent weeks.
I’m looking for a Bull Market to come later this year, but for now, it’s hard to see any improvement unless you look at the 12 month charts, which will show that many stocks are doing quite well.
Let’s take a look at the 12 month charts for my current positions. As the charts speak for themselves.
The charts are in order from the most profitable stock to the least profitable.
. . . .
Intuitive Surgical – $ISRG
52 week high: $594.89
52 week low: $467.26
. . . .
Visa – $V
52 week high: $162.77
52 week low: $111.94
. . . .
Sanofi – $SNY
52 week high: $49.56
52 week low: $33.03
. . . .
Exxon Mobil – $XOM
52 week high: $93.67
52 week low: $77.13
. . . .
Rentech – $RTK
52 week high: $3.18
52 week low: $1.60
. . . .
Sprint – $S
52 week high: $6.04
52 week low: $2.20
. . . .
National Grid – $NGG
52 week high: $58.03
52 week low: $49.55
. . . .
Apple – $AAPL
52 week high: $705.07
52 week low: $435.00
. . . .
About the Author
Randomguru is a musician (drummer and pianist), avid stock investor, hiker, coder and web publisher. Follow Randomguru on Twitter @randomguru
Related Posts
Stock Notes: Revisiting 2 Year Charts of Successful Stocks →
Final Hour Report: The Cyprus Bailout →
Stock Notes: 2 Year Charts Show Growth Amidst Skepticism →
