Below are all of my current Chaikin Power User portfolio holdings.   Despite today's market pullback, there was no drawdown.  Some bad bearish option trades in February put a drag on our performance, bt we're still up $4,745.91 for the year in our account. 

Below is our account P/L year to date.   We started with a Chaikin Power User account value of $100,000 on January 1, and net of commissions,  we're up 1.8% for the year.  The broad market is up half a percent for the year (Morningstar Index Returns).  A QQQ an unnecessarily large bearish option spread trade, sold in early February just before the market bottomed is the one I want back.   It cost us $1,000 and would have put our returns closer to 3% for the quarter. 

Here's our account statement for the week ending April 8, 2016.  This reflects all OPEN positions in my Chaikin Power User Portfolio.   We're fully invested.  I save about 20% of the total buying power for risk defined option spreads, which can be used as a hedge against directional stock risk (We're trading in an IRA, not a margin account).  Right now, we have no bearish options trades on, but with earnings season almost upon us,  it's probably time to start looking for hedge trades.  Small hedge trades!