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The Art of Investing: Strategies

The Art of Investing: Strategies

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Investing & Finance

ISBN10: 1533504148
ISBN13: 9781533504142
Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Published: May 27 2016
Pages: 204
Weight: 0.62
Height: 0.43 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
The following few books (super sections) describe different strategies or styles of investing such as Swing Trading, Sector Rotation, Insider Trading, Penny Stocks, Micro Cap, Momentum Investing and Dividend Investing. I included many other miscellaneous strategies.

It is not possible for one individual to specialize in all the styles described above. Typically I read two books (minimum) on each of the strategies. I include their ideas and my ideas in this book. All these books share many common topics such as market timing and evaluating stocks. These topics have been described elsewhere in this book, so they will not be duplicated here.

You may want to paper test each strategy. Select the one that is favorable to the current market (i.e., it performs best in the last three months). In addition, it has to fit your risk tolerance and your own requirements. In addition, different phases of the market cycle favor specific sectors and investing styles. For example, market bottom favors value stocks while the Up phase (defined by me) of a market cycle favors growth stocks.

The article Dividend better? in Book 5 serves as a procedure to evaluate a strategy with a historical database. There are two ways to test some strategies such as Side way strategy and its opposite strategy Momentum without a historical database:

  • Load the historical price data of SPY for example from Yahoo!Finance to a spreadsheet.
  • Many charts provide historical data base right on the charts. However, typically they do not provide most fundamental metrics such as Debt/Equity.
  • Update the stock prices for your strategy weekly or monthly - it will take time to collect all the data. Hence, you cannot draw your conclusions readily as the last two described.

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