This is to illustrate what would have happened to your portfolio of you invested in the glamour FAANG stocks instead of the Acquirer's Multiple, in response to this article: seekingalpha.com/art...-large-cap-q2-update ...which said that in the period from the date of 6th November 2017 until 6th of May 2018 the growth was 9.18%. This chart shows that you would have had a 152% gain over the same period with the glamour stocks.
Also of interest is that at time of publishing, 5th November 2018 (a day before the next six month reporting period for Ryan's portfolio, we are at 142% growth after reaching an all time high on the FAANGs competitor portfolio of ~400%. Note that this drawdown for the FAANGs is occurring under significant bearish divergence between price and RSI. The price is likely to continue to drop for the FAANGs and it will be interesting to see if the Acquirer's Multiple portfolio begins to catch up. At the moment though, despite the FAANGs pullback, it is still ~130% ahead of the AM portfolio.
Also of interest is that at time of publishing, 5th November 2018 (a day before the next six month reporting period for Ryan's portfolio, we are at 142% growth after reaching an all time high on the FAANGs competitor portfolio of ~400%. Note that this drawdown for the FAANGs is occurring under significant bearish divergence between price and RSI. The price is likely to continue to drop for the FAANGs and it will be interesting to see if the Acquirer's Multiple portfolio begins to catch up. At the moment though, despite the FAANGs pullback, it is still ~130% ahead of the AM portfolio.