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Yes. Where there so many repainting indicators ?

Every time I see something with the label "Capital protected", I run away!

Any ETF using Greenblatt's Magic Formula to select stocks?

Are there any non-leveraged ETFs tracking the FANG+ Index?

Are there any neural network or deep learning software that can be used to accept stock price data without coding?

I mean, if you sort out a list of the alphas of stocks and only invest in stocks with high alpha, just like the Piotroski F-Score. Would it increase your chances of getting good returns?

Are there any systems that use a stock's alpha to select a portfolio of stocks to invest in? Do stocks with high historical alpha really outperform?

Any websites have the alpha of the US stocks?

another Madoff?:D

So big shocks are the most tricky problem for this method.

This is what I want to hear. I feel it is a sure win. As you said, you have to hold on to it long enough, and you also need to have spare cash. What were the returns of your trades?

Did anyone try to short them at the same time?

Any prop firms in San Jose? Or the bay area?

New to this thread. Can your system beat the indices in the long run?

please add more

It would be great if you could list some real-life trading examples, so we could learn how to handle winning and losing trades. Especially if you encounter price shocks that are completely unpredictable.

Yes. Many studies have shown that beating the S&P 500 is very difficult. :cool:

Are there any web sites with the historical Piotroski F-Score of a stock?

If I write a put of QQQ at a lower price with the intention to buy the QQQ at that price, do I need to cut losses?

New to your thread. Do you trade fully automatically? What type of software do you use? Do you also trade stocks?