Build a Simple Risk Premia Portfolio: Getting Started Guide
Build a Simple Risk Premia Portfolio: Getting Started Guide Part 1: Recap of Risk Premia Harvesting As described in a previous post, Risk Premia Harvesting is a very accessible trading strategy for any retail investor and does not require a lot of effort to get going...
Leverage in Investing: Boosting Returns and Managing Risk
Introduction Leverage is a powerful tool in both investing and trading, allowing individuals and institutions to amplify their potential returns by borrowing money or using other financial instruments. When used wisely, leverage can significantly enhance profits....
Bayes Reasoning: Smarter Decisions in Life and Investing
Introduction Bayes’ reasoning is a powerful tool for decision-making under uncertainty. It’s used not just in statistics but also in various fields like medicine, artificial intelligence, economics, and investing. The crux of Bayes' reasoning is updating your prior...
Market Timing: Why It Doesn’t Work (And What to Do Instead)
Introduction Investing in the stock market can be an exciting and daunting task. One of the most debated strategies within the world of investing is market timing – an approach where investors try to predict future market movements in order to buy before prices rise...
Biases: How They Sabotage Your Financial Decisions
Introduction This post on biases is structured into 3 parts: Part 1: Understanding Biases and Their Impact on Decision-Making Part 2: Individual Biases That Lead to Bad Financial Decisions Part 3: How Biases Influence Financial and Investment Decisions Part 1:...
Risk Premia Harvesting
If Investors want to earn expected returns higher than the riskless rate, the most reliable way is to bear risks that markets reward with a premium. A less reliable way is to pursue active management, in which successful investors (skillful or lucky) reap gains at the...
My Investment Principles
My Investment Principles What I learned from losing 70% of my portfolio and why that was the best thing that could have happened. The Bubble That Taught Me Everything I got lucky. Not in the sense that I made money, but in the sense that I learned life-changing...
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