So I run a back test on something I've been working in and it's results are pretty cool.
If we look at any tech company that made a move into the top 20 stocks by market cap in the S&P 500 since 1990 (when I started my back test) which wasn't already in the top 20 and put just £1000 on each one as soon as it was introduced these are the following stocks you would purchase aswell as the year of purchase and the rough price at the start of the year.
MSFT - 1991 @ $1.08
INTEL - 1992 @ $1.64
CISCO - 1996 @ $4.21
QUALCOMM - 1999 @ $4.20
ORACLE - 1999 @ $7.85
APPLE - 2007 @ $3.05
NVIDIA - 2020 @ $6.11
BROADCOM - 2021 @ $44.56
The results are roughly 4350% Since 1990 to 2025.
On average that is a return of 120% (ish) per year.
You put $1,000 in each one, only once in the January of that year, that's around $350,000 return.
$8,000 to $350,000 is wild returns even if it is over 35 years.
What's your thoughts. I'm expecting to hear people say just buy SPY but please try to relate to my findings.