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19/09/2019
How your home bias is killing your investment returns
Do you only invest in the in the country where you live? This is why its a REALLY bad idea
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29/08/2017
Thinking about position sizing? This can help
How much you should invest in each stock in your portfolio – also called position sizing? This ratio tells you exactly how.
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26/10/2016
Meet the quant investor and developer of the market avalanche detector
I recently stumbled onto two unknown quantitative investment books by Fred Piard which I am sure you will also find interesting.
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04/04/2016
Europe 350 index added
You can now screen stocks like in the S&P Europe 350 index
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31/03/2016
Meet the quantitative investor that retired at 41
This quantitative investor that retired at 41 - meet Paul Novell
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14/12/2015
Capex to Property, Plant and Equipment ratio added to the screener
The Capex to Property, Plant and Equipment ratio can help you find or avoid capital intensive companies.
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18/11/2015
14 reasons you are better than your fund manager
As a private investor you have a huge advantage over fund managers and professional investors - here is why
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01/04/2015
How much can dual momentum increase your investment returns?
How to implement Dual Momentum - an easy to implement investment strategy that beats the market
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13/11/2014
Tactical asset allocation dashboard added
We just added a market sector dashboard to the Quant Investing Screener. Use it to see what market sectors (utilities, REIT’s, financial and bonds) are doing in terms of momentum.
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13/11/2014
How will you know when the market turns?
These market dashboards show you how the markets and industry sectors have performed (momentum) over the short medium and long-term.
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