Bearly managing. Bullishly investing anyway. For people who think they started too late. They didn't. Personal finance blog, not financial advice. π»π
Screening was surprisingly easy.
Finding the companies was not the hard part.
Making sure the data represented the right company, security, reporting period and valuation was.
Article out soon in SS
@JustinRFrench Starting a public "challenge" here on this account and on my free newsletter in SS. Launch post about it out today / tomorrow.
https://t.co/Yq6vtyRG97
Obviously when looking to launch the little product for my test use for market analysis I get stuck into the API jungle and pricing gatekeeping...
Let's see if I need to hit the postpone buttone on Day 1
The biggest danger in a systematic investing experiment isn't a bad stock.
It's changing the rules when you don't like the result.
So I'm freezing version 1 before the first purchase.
What if you stopped trying to pick the best stock and instead built a system that picked them for you?
I'm going to test that idea in European markets.
@EllisInvest Wait for 48hrs
If you didn't "die" without it you don't really need it. You probably also already even forgot about it.
Coming from the minimalistic Nordic home from the 1970s I rarely buy anything that is just a desire.