XLF Annual Returns

Great Retunes by Trading XLF

Annual compounded returns of the XLF trading signals based on investing in a simple ETF trading system.

The chart above presents the historical compounded annual returns of the S&P Financials Trading System when investing in the ETF for the S&P Financials index (XLF).

• The compounded return represents the cumulative effect of a series of gains or losses on an initial amount of capital over a period of time.
• The returns are based on the market open price. This means that each XLF trade order was given for execution at the market open price on the first trading day after a corresponding XLF signal had been generated.
• Broker commissions, margins or taxes were excluded when calculating XLF signal returns.
• Only one signal can be opened at a time. A new signal is not generated until the previous one has been closed.
• The complete list of past XLF signals can be found on the "XLF Signals History" page.
• The XLF trading system's annual margin compound returns can be found on the "XLF Returns" page.

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