Return this year
+79,21%
Realised, 1 January – 1 October 2026
Results & discipline
We never show returns without also showing risk. Below you will find the complete picture since 2020 — including the weak year 2022 — and the signals that went with it. This way you can verify every result yourself.
Results
Not just isolated successes, but the complete picture since 2020. Including the weak year 2022 and the weeks in which we made a loss.
Top 10 selection
Each year separately, since January 2020 — reference date 1 October 2026
| Year | Uwbeurs.nl Top 10 | MSCI World (EUR, incl. dividend) | AEX (incl. dividend) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2020 | +56,25% | +6,3% | +5,7% |
| 2021 | +51,66% | +31,1% | +30,6% |
| 2022Market decline | +21,7%positive in a falling market | −12,8% | −11,4% |
| 2023 | +68,28% | +19,6% | +17,3% |
| 2024 | +89,45% | +26,6% | +14,7% |
| 2025 | +82,12% | +6,8% | +11,2% |
| 2026to 1 Oct | +79,21% | approx. +16%* | +19,6% |
| TotalJan 2020 – Oct 2026 | +448,67% | +128%* | +119% |
| Average per yearTop 10: arithmetic, 7 calendar years (2026 partial); indices: compounded | +64,10% | approx. 13% | approx. 12% |
Return this year
+79,21%
Realised, 1 January – 1 October 2026
Return since Jan 2025
+161,32%
Sum of realised results, 1 January 2025 – 1 October 2026; no reinvestment
Profitable sale weeks
76,38%
1 January 2020 – 1 October 2026: 152 of 199 weeks with sales profitable; 47 loss-making. Weeks without sales excluded.
Average risk score
4 / 7
1 = low risk, 7 = high risk
Calculation
€10,000 starting capital each year, €1,000 per position, maximum ten positions at once. No reinvestment. Only positions bought and sold within the same calendar year count: total price gains/losses in euros divided by €10,000.
Costs
The returns shown are gross and exclude costs and currency differences. US stocks are shown in dollars, European stocks in euros. The returns mentioned are based on the price development in the original exchange currency.
For comparison
Since the start of 2020, the AEX, including reinvested dividends, achieved around +119%, while the MSCI World in euros, including reinvested dividends, rose around +128%.
Transaction overview
See which positions were opened and closed each month, including the calculated result.
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Positions are listed in the month in which they were opened. Returns are calculated in the currency of the exchange (excluding currency effects), gross, before transaction costs and tax. Past performance is no guarantee of future results.
Featured signals
Below you can see a selection of our best signals from recent years. Most of these positions have since been closed.
A stock only enters our Top 10 when our models see sufficiently positive signals across several factors and the stock is, in our assessment, attractive enough for inclusion.
Our focus is on the return and quality of the signals, not on as many transactions as possible. As a result, positions may be held for a few days, but also for several weeks or months.
Results since January 2020
Since January 2020, our systems have issued hundreds of trading signals. Of the 355 closed signals, 65% were profitable. Profitable positions realised an average of +27.4%, while loss-making positions averaged −7.1%.
Most positions are held for a period of a few days to a few months. Of course, averages are only part of the story: both the profitable and the loss-making positions include outliers. Below you can see some examples of results that clearly exceed the average.
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Signal givenApril 2026
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Signal givenApril 2020
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Signal givenMay 2023
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Signal givenOctober 2024
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Investing has its losers too. That is why you will also find the five biggest loss-making signals since 2020 below.
We value transparency. No model is right all the time and our Top 10 can also include positions that disappoint. That is why we show not only our strongest results, but also the signals where the return was negative.
Our approach aims to limit losses as much as possible and give profitable positions room to run. The final result is therefore determined by the total of all closed transactions, not by a single winner or loser.
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Signal givenApril 2022
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Signal givenOctober 2023
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Signal givenDecember 2021
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Signal givenMarch 2025
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Calculation method
Our results are based on a model portfolio with a starting capital of €10,000. Each year starts again with €10,000. We always invest €1,000 per position, with a maximum of ten positions at once. Profits are not reinvested.
Model portfolio start
€10,000
1 January 2020
Always €1,000 per position
Maximum ten positions at once. The next purchase stays €1,000 after gains or losses.
Gains and losses count per calendar year
Only positions bought and sold within the same calendar year count, on a fixed €10,000 base.
Add up the annual result
The sum of all euro results for the year, divided by €10,000, is the annual return.
Total realised profit to 1 October 2026
€44,867.35
Sum of annual returns: +448,67%Suppose a stock in the Top 10 rises from €50 to €51. With a €1,000 position, your result is:
Price gain per position
€1,000 × 2%
+€20
Return of the position
(€51 / €50) − 1
+2%
New model value
≈ €10,020
That €20 counts towards the annual total. The next position stays €1,000 — profits are not reinvested.
All closed positions count, including losses, provided purchase and sale fell within the same calendar year. Each year, total price gains/losses in euros are divided by €10,000. Open positions and positions held across year-end are not valued; sales after 1 October 2026 are excluded. Currency effects are excluded.
Starting capital
€10,000
Start date
1 January 2020
Total realised profit
€44,867.35
Sum of annual returns
+448,67%
Example of the portfolio calculation, before costs and taxes. Your own results may differ, and past results offer no guarantee for the future.