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Evidence and analysis on bond markets, portfolio risk and systematic investing.
Yes, this is a snapshot of my Interactive Brokers account. If you are an investor in the stock market, this year has been quite the ride for you. The market plunged 35% within a span of a single month from February to March this year. S…
Backtest a trading rule without coding: choose a universe, define signals, compare a benchmark, and check drawdowns, costs and data limitations.
A friend recently highlighted to me that when he ran a backtest on PyInvesting with both US and Hong Kong stocks, the backtester did not account for the currency differences. As a result, the simulated portfolio’s performance was incorrect…
Hi everyone, I will be on the Dr Wealth Early Retirement Masterclass webinar tonight at 7:30PM doing a guest presentation of how you can use PyInvesting to go live with your investment strategy on the cloud. We will be covering…
Do you happen to know that one guy who only invests a single stock because it is the hottest stock in the market? This guy is usually the loudest person in the room and will always brag about how much money he made just dumping his entire …
When it comes to investing, every investor has their own personal tastes and preferences. Investors approaching retirement tend to be more conservative and prefer strategies with lower risks while young working adults usually have a higher…
PyInvesting will be collaborating with StocksCafe to help you go live with your investment strategy and track its performance. Check out StocksCafe academy to find out how it works!
What is Backtesting? Backtesting is the process of simulating an investment strategy using historical prices to test how well the strategy would have done in the past. Running a simulation over a large number of stocks over the past dec…
We are thankful for the following websites that have helped to spread the word about PyInvesting as a backtesting software for stock market investors. SG Stock Market Investor https://sgstockmarketinvestor.com/pyinvesting-quantitative-inve…
Most long term investors rely on fundamental data to decide which stocks they should include in their portfolios. Fundamental data can be obtained from financial statements such as the company’s balance sheet, income statement and cash flo…
One of the key factors most investors look out for when purchasing stocks is how much dividend the stock pays. A dividend is a reward that the company pays to its investors which usually stems from its net profit. When a company pays hi…
When it comes to investing, everyone loves to talk about glamorous stocks such as the FAANG stocks (Facebook, Apple, Amazon, Netflix, Google). These are the stocks that get a lot of attention from investors and make good conversation topic…