Pivot Bottom Plus

The automated stock portfolios work by picking the best stocks based on the scores from the StockInvest.us scoring system. The candidates are then filtered depending on the settings of the portfolio. Tickers in the portfolio will be sold if the score becomes negative or the stop-loss condition is met.

The stop-loss limit is a critical feature of the portfolio and is recalculated daily. The rule of thumb for the stop-loss is that it can't go down, only rise up. By doing so, your potential gains are secured against sudden drops in the shared prices.

We update our portfolios daily after the stock market closes and recalculate the stop-loss limit for the upcoming trading day.

Keep in mind that the portfolios are based on end-of-the-day prices so the purchase may differ from your calculation. Once a stock in the portfolio should be "sold," it will be replaced with the first candidate from the appropriate list.

You may get a different price than this system, which will use the end-of-the-day price for the new candidate in the portfolio.