Added New Features to Percentile Tool

[turing]

Full announcement:
http://blog.peertopeerquant.com/2014/11/similar-interest-rate-portfolios-added.html

Percentile Tool

Added features some users suggested.

1) Percentile vs similar age and similar WAIR

2) Dynamically generate chart data points

3) Show similar accounts on the chart

[PeerSocialLending]

Nice work - I like seeing the highlighted dots I'm being compared with.

vs All Accounts: 89
vs Similar Age Accounts: 85
vs Similar Age & Similar WAIR Accounts: 44

[lascott]

Appears to be working. Thanks.

[rawraw]

Confirms what I already suspected.  Good tool

[mndrix]

This is great stuff.  Thanks for adding that feature.

[brother7]

Is the first input Average Net Annual Return supposed to read Adjusted Net Annualized Return?
Would help to eliminate confusion if wording is exactly the same as what's found on the LC site.

[turing]

Is the first input Average Net Annual Return supposed to read Adjusted Net Annualized Return?
Would help to eliminate confusion if wording is exactly the same as what's found on the LC site.

Yes, thank you for the correction.  I will push this change to the site on Monday morning.

Great results rawraw.  Lascott, our ages are very similar.  It will be fun to track how we both do as the accounts age.

[lascott]

Lascott, our ages are very similar.  It will be fun to track how we both do as the accounts age.

I'd be cool with that. My only request is you share your percentages of grades and term charts as well when we do that in the future.  I'm fine doing it publicly or privately.

I've started off doing Ds and Es only using P2P-PMax via BlueVestment. A couple months ago I added C's to that. I also added P2P-LMin of As and Bs. Those is all 36 months and $25. I thank rawraw and other posters for a little risk and long range conservative discussions that lead to this latter change.

I also do A, B, C, D, E with LendingRobot using some pretty conservative rules to limit defaults. $50 on 36 mos and $25 on 60 mos.

[kbenson99]

Cool feature.  Looks like I'm doing pretty good with my unemployment rate filtering.

[turing]

Great performance kbenson99. 

Here is our portfolio composition lascott.

[lascott]

Here is our portfolio composition lascott.

Cool. I don't think I expected as many C's. 
What precentage of 36 vs 60mos? Just click the 'term' on that same chart. We know 60s have higher interest.
https://www.lendingclub.com/public/60-month-notes.action

Earn More Interest: 60-Month Notes
By investing in 60-month Notes, you can earn more interest while diversifying your investment portfolio beyond 36-month Notes. To enjoy the longer repayment term of 60 months, borrowers with the same credit profile and loan amount are modified by 4 to 8 grades. They pay a higher interest rate, so most people can earn from 2.62% to 5.03%2 more interest.

[rawraw]

Composition surprised me too.

[Randawl]

Here is our portfolio composition lascott.

Cool. I don't think I expected as many C's. 
What precentage of 36 vs 60mos? Just click the 'term' on that same chart. We know 60s have higher interest.
https://www.lendingclub.com/public/60-month-notes.action

Earn More Interest: 60-Month Notes
By investing in 60-month Notes, you can earn more interest while diversifying your investment portfolio beyond 36-month Notes. To enjoy the longer repayment term of 60 months, borrowers with the same credit profile and loan amount are modified by 4 to 8 grades. They pay a higher interest rate, so most people can earn from 2.62% to 5.03%2 more interest.

Speaking of C's, and specifically 36 month C's (and not to derail your thread), but over the past 2 months the vast majority of what has been found that fit my filters/forumulas/etc are 36 month C's.  Which is interesting to me because I used to find those same loans with higher interest rates more often.

[turing]

30% 36 and 70% 60 month.  Different composition than lots of other users on the forums.

Our genetic algorithm likes quite a few of these notes.  After looking into it more it looks like there is quite a bit of profit potential just because of the way Lending Club prices them.  I wrote an article about it.

Why we have quite a few 60 month notes and $35,000 notes
http://blog.peertopeerquant.com/2014/10/why-60-month-35000-p2p-notes-are-great.html

[Lovinglifestyle]

I used the adjusted NAR this time, instead of the average NAR, and got the same result (99%, all fields).