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Add to your winners with a limited amount of money, for example, $5,000. If they are at an all-time high after 5 years, add to them again with another limited amount of money. Sell the losers after six months. Continue buying as many winners with excellent fundamentals as possible. Repeat the above processes. This way, you'll acquire as many stocks with a competitive advantage as you can.

Add to your winners for a limited amount, sell the losers after six months. Buy as many stocks with a competitive advantage as you can.

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Thanks, this is an excellent tutorial. Mind if I ask you, if this is still used in optimal portfolio management?

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following this guide using another datasets it's not equal

Im having some calculator troubles. I have cleared everything multiple times and when I enter the numbers present in the video I keep getting $1,779.19. I am not sure what to look for in the calculator or what to do to compute the correct answer using this method. I have found I cannot compute any annuity problems but can do basic PV or FV. Thank you

Great job. You did it a little different than the others I saw about this topic in that you used the Overage Returns instead of just Raw return rate. Why is that?

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This was very helpful and worked on the BAII Plus Professional model as well. Thank you!

what if the discount rate and the reinvestation rate is different? what should i input on step 3?

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the sharp ratio is not the same as your example. i used the same data and all the formulas are correct. my sharp ratio just goes from high to low

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Great video, thanks! Please share edit and delete options. Also, the find option would be very usefull.

The annual variance is wrong, it should be the sqrt of 12, times de variance. That is the correct formula

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Good video, but the calculator method at 3:31 is needlessly complicated; you can multiply 976.6 by 1.11⁶ to get 1826.64. The best video to explain what happened at 3:31 with the TVM function and all is this one by Joshua Emmanuel: th-cam.com/video/qXyC9StSDVI/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=JoshuaEmmanuel

This example was so helpful - thank you!

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What is liquidity needs & how does it affect my trading experience? i am wondering if it could have a detrimental effect on my finances or if it really does not matter.

Sir if we want to make efficient frontier which values we will use?

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Just as a thougth you should hop on twitch or some sort of streaming platform where you're able to go live and the audienc can interact with you and ask you questions live for you to solve. primarily for students

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Great video! Is the file available for download?

The value is the most stable path for returns. The two are the least correlated with each other. That is why. Analyzing the why behind asset correlations is key.

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Excellent explanation

where is the graph??

Going very quick. Not of much help

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We divide $5 by 1.1 to the power 1 not 1.01

So its 5.8 - 3.25 = 2.55%?

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without making FV =0, PV would be different. do u have any clue why it is the case?

Instead of downloading the stock prices from yahoo, you can use the Excel function, =stockhistory(). If you use this function, be sure to use quotation marks for the ticker, start, and end dates if you don't use cell references:=stockhistory("ge","01/01/1023","11/23/2023",0,1,0,0) or if ticker, start, and end date are in A1,A2, and A3, then =stockhistory(a1,a2,a3,0,1,0,0). I learned that lesson the ard way.

If I caculate Average daily return, can I calculate Annual Return by Multilying by 365

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Where is the video showing how to do this quicker with the BAII Plus professional?

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