r/CANSLIM

Every month we pull the trailing 1-year total return for every stock in our universe, rank them by market-cap tier, and publish the top performers. No opinions, no "buy this now" — just what actually happened, sorted plainly.

Why we do this differently: Most "top stocks" lists mix timeframes, cherry-pick lookback windows, or bury the methodology. Ours is simple: trailing 1-year total return (price + dividends), split by cap size (large/mid/small), recalculated on the same day every month.

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Afternoon everyone,

I was able to get into Ross a while back at 168, I missed the break out ( 163.60 ) but I saw how busy it always was, that I went in, Only to get stopped out 201 in March...d

https://preview.redd.it/9k0z8iilg6kh1.png?width=829&format=png&auto=webp&s=27fe57248c1aac86d827e90506b594d1111fbb25

My issue is, I follow a tough stop loss policy, but looking back on my entire portfolio, I get pushed/stopped out of trades consistently. Don't get me wrong, I like that it works but darn it, I wish I could get more of some of these moves.

CANSLIM makes me a fortune, I can factually say that it's been a steady 2% a month on the portfolio for almost 40 years and I have always beat the index by a solid big number. I haven't had a bad month is years. I get these types of 18% to 26% trades almost every week. BUT today I really have noticed that I am leaving extra money on these issues.

Is there anywhere a good discussion on using stop losses with canslim? this has been a thorn in my side for at least 18 years if not longer.

any help would be welcomed

Ownfolio is a portfolio tracker built for people who buy quality companies and hold them — not for people trying to time the next move.

Most portfolio tools are built around signals, alerts, and "sell now" urgency. Ownfolio does the opposite: it gives you clean fundamentals, long-term performance tracking, and a monthly "Top 25" ranking of the best-performing stocks by cap size — all using a disclosed, checkable methodology. No black box, no hype.

Every month we pull the trailing 1-year total return for every stock in our universe, rank them by market-cap tier, and publish the top performers. No opinions, no "buy this now" — just what actually happened, sorted plainly.

Why we do this differently: Most "top stocks" lists mix timeframes, cherry-pick lookback windows, or bury the methodology. Ours is simple: trailing 1-year total return (price + dividends), split by cap size (large/mid/small), recalculated on the same day every month. You can check our math.

Every month we pull the trailing 1-year total return for every stock in our universe, rank them by market-cap tier, and publish the top performers. No opinions, no "buy this now" — just what actually happened, sorted plainly.

Why we do this differently: Most "top stocks" lists mix timeframes, cherry-pick lookback windows, or bury the methodology. Ours is simple: trailing 1-year total return (price + dividends), split by cap size (large/mid/small), recalculated on the same day every month. You can check our math.