I still think the main reason why most "older" strategies underperformed in the last 20 years is due to artificially low cost of money. FED and other central banks literally offered money for "free" (Close to zero interest rates). So it was a no brainer that carefully crafted classic investing strategies underperformed because they were designed during periods when money was more expensive.
Great video with a good, illustrated explanation of the strategy and some added perspective. Thanks! Your channel deserves more subs for the value it gives to its viewers.
You might want to increase your microphone volume because when other videos play, they re way louder than yours. Kiinda sucks increasing the volume then an ad or something comes and the volume is way too high.
Great video! To me it makes total sense that this strategy would outperform the market as it selects companies that are stable and have low valuations. I have a few questions about the backtest; What is the difference between dividend yield and mmdividend yield, how are stock in the portfolio weighed, and how does it combine metrics when you add more in step 7? Thank you!!
Thanks! Dividend yield and mm dividend yield are the same thing. We just put "mm" before some metrics to indicate they are calculated metrics. in back testing all stocks are weighted equally (no market cap weightings), for step 7 - id recommend clicking the "?" beside it in the feature as that has a detailed explanation
The only issue I see is the program does not account for the taxes that would be incurred through the buying and selling of individual stocks versus just buying an ETF of the s&p 500
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I still think the main reason why most "older" strategies underperformed in the last 20 years is due to artificially low cost of money. FED and other central banks literally offered money for "free" (Close to zero interest rates). So it was a no brainer that carefully crafted classic investing strategies underperformed because they were designed during periods when money was more expensive.
Good point
Great video with a good, illustrated explanation of the strategy and some added perspective. Thanks! Your channel deserves more subs for the value it gives to its viewers.
Another great video!
Nice video Eric.
Thanks !!! 🎉
You might want to increase your microphone volume because when other videos play, they re way louder than yours. Kiinda sucks increasing the volume then an ad or something comes and the volume is way too high.
I'll look into fixing that, thanks
Could you do a manulife or sun life video? Love the vids
Yes! Though it's a little old - th-cam.com/video/XNRAbKdezEU/w-d-xo.htmlsi=yX4rfvMivd91KSeD
Great video! To me it makes total sense that this strategy would outperform the market as it selects companies that are stable and have low valuations. I have a few questions about the backtest; What is the difference between dividend yield and mmdividend yield, how are stock in the portfolio weighed, and how does it combine metrics when you add more in step 7? Thank you!!
Thanks! Dividend yield and mm dividend yield are the same thing. We just put "mm" before some metrics to indicate they are calculated metrics. in back testing all stocks are weighted equally (no market cap weightings), for step 7 - id recommend clicking the "?" beside it in the feature as that has a detailed explanation
The only issue I see is the program does not account for the taxes that would be incurred through the buying and selling of individual stocks versus just buying an ETF of the s&p 500
For sure, there was a study on that as well which showed when you factor in taxes it tends to underperform
@@investingsuckswhen are you going to join capital mindset discord