*Turnover = how often securities are bought and sold in the portfolio. Everything else being equal, a low turnover is preferable because frequent buying and selling leads to higher commission costs and potentially higher taxes due to a shorter holding period. Furthermore, short holding periods are not a factor for tax-deferred accounts such as IRAs.

**Turnover for the stocks screens depends on how the investor chooses to implement the strategy. It varies from high (buying new stocks once per month) to low (buying new stocks once per year as prescribed by the authors of What Works on Wall Street).

***Not generally recommended for the average investor due to high risk, but available for aggressive, experienced investors to consider on their own. The number of speculative spin-offs may not be very high at times.

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