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A Rather Unsatisfying Morass of Variables

…investors should adopt a stance of considerable skepticism about stock-picking research.

How About Grading Broker Upgrades and Downgrades?

Independent collection and analysis of this data is not presently practical for CXOadvisory.com.

Jim Shepherd’s Track Record?

There is not enough information to tell whether the claims about investment results…represent a reasonable expectation for a subscriber.

Does the IBD Market Pulse Really Work?

Proprietary information is not subject to “fair use” for review as is publicly available but copyrighted information.

Enhancing Asset Class Momentum with Downside Risk Avoidance?

…evidence from simple tests does not support a belief that adding a downside risk factor materially enhances the performance of a momentum-driven tactical asset class allocation strategy.

Interplay of Beta with Momentum and Contrarian Investing

…evidence from mutual funds suggests that momentum (contrarian) investors/traders can enhance returns by focusing on stocks with high (low) beta.

Ever Looked at the EIA STEO?

CXOadvisory.com generally focuses on U.S. equities for this kind of analysis.

Jon Markman Speculates

…we are putting Jon Markman on a watch list but not establishing a formal review at this time.

Bob Hoye: Rational Fringe?

As suggested by a reader, we evaluate here the stock market commentary of Bob Hoye via “Pivotal Events” commentary at SafeHaven. Bob Hoye is Editor & Chief Investment Strategist of Institutional Advisors, which states that: “The term ‘Rational Fringe’ has been used to distinguish our research from the mainstream convictions that financial history was random… Keep Reading

Robert Drach, Trading with 95% Confidence?

…evidence from simple tests using an imperfect metric indicates that Robert Drach’s approach to timing the broad U.S. stock market depresses rather than enhances portfolio returns. The aggregate performance of his “Basic Timing” Model Portfolio is roughly the same as that of buying and holding SPY.