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Basic Portfolio Math IV

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 Guy R. Fleury, Independent Computer Software Professional

 Sunday, June 10, 2018

Part IV of this series considers what goes into building a stock portfolio for the long term. A look at the magnitude of the problem of finding the best portfolio mix possible to the acceptance of the best you can do which is designing a good trading system able to prosper for decades. In the end, it is the account balance that will really matter. We need something on which to base our decision making. It can be complex, sophisticated or as simple as we want. But for sure, we will need some kind of "excuse" to execute a trade whatever the decision process may be. You need a trade triggering mechanism ready to make those trading decisions, sequenced, and distributed over its 20-year simulation interval. And that strategy should be able to do the same for the next 20+ years after that which should start now. The following HTML file explores the possibilities of a stock trading strategy's payoff matrix with some design considerations. Basic Portfolio Math IV http://alphapowertrading.com/quantopian/01-Portfolio_Math_IV.html Related Files: Basic Portfolio Math I: https://alphapowertrading.com/quantopian/Basic_Portfolio_Math.html Basic Portfolio Math II: http://alphapowertrading.com/quantopian/01-Portfolio_Math_II.html Basic Portfolio Math III: http://alphapowertrading.com/quantopian/01-Portfolio_Math_III.html


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2 comments on article "Basic Portfolio Math IV"

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 Richard Goers, Risk Adviser at AIMS Financial Group

 Sunday, June 10, 2018



Welcome back - missed these reports


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 Guy R. Fleury, Independent Computer Software Professional

 Monday, June 11, 2018



Hi Richard, thanks. I read all your interesting posts too.

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