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Quantitative Value (QV) is an investing strategy which selects for investment the highest-quality cheapest stocks using state-of-the-art computer algorithm. Our implementation of Quantitative Value has generated returns of over %19 per year* on average, with relatively low volatility, and low asset turnover. 

Deep Value (DV) is a quantitative investing strategy which selects for investment the cheapest stocks in the universe based on their valuation multiple. We have two Deep Value Screeners, one based on EV/EBIT, and one based on VC2 - a composite of 6 valuation multiples: P/E, P/B, P/FCF, EV/Sales, EV/EBIT and Shareholder's yield.

Ben Graham’s Stock Selection Criteria for the Defensive Investor provide robust and straightforward method to beat the market. The screener is based on criteria published in 1949's "The Intelligent Investor", with modifications based on recent research.

Magic formula investing is an investment technique outlined by Joel Greenblatt that uses the principles of value investing. Our unique Magic Formula screener breaks the formula's combined Value+Quality rank into its Value & Quality components. 

Net-Nets is an investing technique seeking cheap stocks selling at a lower price than their appraised liquidation value. Troubled companies selling at absurd prices who manage to emerge from adversity, typically deliver multi-bagger returns. We have two net-net screeners - one with classic NCAV, and one with ajusted NCAV, based on Ben Graham's writings. 

Negative EV is a stock strategy seeking cheap stocks which are selling at a price lower than their estimated liquidation value. Negative EV stocks typically have cash hoards larger than the market value of equity plus all liabilities. Negative EV stocks are rare, and this screener will help you find them. 

Microcap Trending Value is an investing strategy which selects microcap stocks with the highest momentum among the cheapest stocks in the universe. Inspired by What Works in Wall Street., our implementation has generated 19% per year with relatively low volatility, and low asset turnover.

Quantitative Momentum is an investment strategy which selects for investment the stocks whose price appreciated the most during a period (usually the recent year, ignoring the most recent month). Momentum stocks can be used to diversify a Value portfolio, and thus achieve lower volatility and higher risk-adjusted returns.

Quant insights on more than 2000 stocks! Save time and build an edge by using our unique and proprietary quant metrics and formulas, which based on cutting-edge research. 

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Market Timing is a practice of switching between a risk asset and a safe asset at favorable times. Buying a risk asset is performed upon a Risk-On Signal, and selling the risk asset is performed upon a Risk-Off signal.

An online course that explains the philosophy and practice of quantitative investing

An online course that explains the philosophy and practice of quantitative investing

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Learn about how to create a portfolio that combines both Value Investing and Momentum Investing. 

What more important - the Valuation of a Stock or its Quality? Is it better to hold a good company at an excellent price, or an excellent company at a fair price? How do the Magic Formula and Quantitative Value strategies differ? All this and more inside.

Is there a way to consistenly exit the market before major crashes and enter just before a long bullish run? Learn what the research says. 

How should you deploy capital to a new portfolio - deploy it all at once, or in monthly increments? Learn what the research says.

When is it better to invest in ETFs vs. invest in stocks directly? How to select an ETF intelligently? We share a few considerations.

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Since Ben Graham days, net-nets has been a way for individual investors and small money-managers to utilize economies of small scale to their advantage. Is it still working? find out in this article.