I just bought common stocks and uncommon profits by phillip fisher and Principles for Dealing with the Changing World Order by ray dalio but as soon i end it i'll read those
I just bought common stocks and uncommon profits by phillip fisher and Principles for Dealing with the Changing World Order by ray dalio but as soon i end it i'll read those
I'm willing to learn. I'm an electrical engineering student and have quite a bit of free time. I'm young and have the time to see my capital grow. If I'm able to reach a higher return, I'll have much more money later. I'm expecting to achieve a 20% return per year after becoming experienced...
In a bear market i would just keep my stocks as i would in my long-term portfolio, my risk control rn is not alocating too much capital in one stock and verifying if the company remains healthy
The price should follow the profit; all actions in my sample space have not recorded losses in the last 10 years. Therefore, as long as nothing happens to them, the price should return to the average, assuming the market is efficient. I haven't done backtesting because I recently started...
the idea is if a stock oscilates between 2% and -2% of the mean and its down 5%, in my opnion its more logical it go up than a stock down 5% wich oscilates between 20% and -20%
I just started reading a bit of it, but everything is so abstract to me that I can't use it properly. So, I started to build my own logic with something I can understand, and it would be great if you could give me your advice.
The idea is mean reversion in a low beta portfolio. I'm using Excel...