Backtesting the New Idea

Here's my very quick study of the top stocks on my watchlist, trying to apply a simple and mostly mechanical purchasing method using the 10 wk ma. I attempted to be very conservative and didn't really throw too much logic in - for the most part I just looked at the charts and bought within 3% of the 10 wk - there are however some noted exceptions that I found to be no-brainers (like STEC on crash day, obviously would not have purchased that one).

Leaders from around 8/21
Rules - Buy limit 3% above 10 wk ma
Sell Stop 5%, breakeven after 10% advance
1 week hiatus after stock stops out
EJ - could've been purchased around $18.60 on 8/25 and survived 5% stop loss (now breakeven) - current price $23.58
HMIN - could've been purchased around $28.75 on 10/2 and survived 5% stop loss (now breakeven) - current price $33.30
PWRD - could've been purchased around $36.69 on 9/2 and survived 5% stop loss (now breakeven), high of $50.49, current price $43.82
FUQI - could've been purchased around $24.35 on 9/2 and would've stopped out same day for 5% loss
FUQI - could've been purchased around $27.44 on 9/18 and would've stopped out for breakeven on 10/1
FUQI - could've been purchased around $28.20 on 10/8 and still holding with 5% stop loss - current price $28.00
STEC - did not come near the 10 week until it gapped down and crashed through - easily avoided
GMCR - was below 50 dma and to be avoided at this time, basing
BIDU - could've been purchased around $337.21 on 8/27 and stopped out on 9/1 for 5% loss
ARST - broke the 50 dma several times and therefore would be avoided
MED - could've been purchased around $18.27 on 10/2 and survived 5% stop loss (now breakeven) - current price $22.38
VIT - 5% loss, then avoided (too wide and loose)

Scorecard:
4 - 3 - 1

4 winners up 26%, 15%, 19%, and 22% - each stock has been up at least 20% at their high since purchase
1 stock still held down less than a percent
3 stocks stopped out for 5% loss
1 stock sold for breakeven