@edcroft

Co-Founder & CEO @Stockopedia. Stock market insights, data-driven investing, playing the odds… 🎲🃏 Read me for data-informed principles. Not advice. DYOR.

 Oxford, England
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Joined September 2008
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Thanks to all who joined me over the last 90 minutes to learn about the StockRanks Jump Effect 🟢 We studied 12 years of data across UK and USA shares and discovered some real edge. 📈 The full research report is available now here. stockopedia.com/academy/repo…

The StockRanks Jump Effect

What 5,902 rank jumps reveal about catching re-ratings early

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Here's the last month's 10+ jumps into 90+ territory
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This is a very quick 3 minute overview of some of these results. For the full webinar - see bit.ly/4x0gICh
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Been reviewing the European exchange trading coverage of the big three platforms in the UK (@ii_couk @HLInvest and @ajbell ). I'm on @ii_couk - and was surprised to see they really lag in ability to trade some markets. What have you found?
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I've been publishing the NAPS Portfolio for a decade. 20 UK stocks, 1x per year → beating every UK fund manager and the S&P 500. It works internationally. I'm revealing new insights in a webinar at 5pm today → do join me and 1,700 registrants. stockopedia.com/academy/even…
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I've been doing some research on StockRanks jumps - and some quite good results. Rule of thumb is... a sizeable jump of 10-40 into the 90+ range creates significant alpha. The investment community appears slow to respond → opportunity for private investors.
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There's more about this effect on this thread xitter.cf/edcroft/status/2067330…
Ed Page Croft
@edcroftJun 17
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Bigger is better. We found the sweet spot for StockRank jumps was 20-40 leaps into the 80+ range. But even bigger jumps in Quality, Value or Momentum were even more highly rewarded.
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I shared yesterday about the power of big moves in StockRanks - what I'm calling "The StockRank Jump Effect". Here are a couple more insights on that theme: xitter.cf/edcroft/status/2066805…
Ed Page Croft
@edcroftJun 16
I've been doing some research on StockRanks jumps - and some quite good results. Rule of thumb is... a sizeable jump of 10-40 into the 90+ range creates significant alpha. The investment community appears slow to respond → opportunity for private investors.
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We found the same jump effect in the USA - but not quite as powerful as the UK due to the "V" Value factor being less rewarded stateside over the last decade.
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I'll be doing a webinar on this "Jump Effect" topic next month... In the meantime the StockRanks ebook is packed full of great information about using the StockRanks - it will be due a "Jump Effect" chapter the next time I publish it. stockopedia.com/academy/repo…

Investing with the StockRanks

Learn how to use StockRanks for a systematic, data-driven investment strategy. This guide reveals how quality, value, and momentum scoring finds top stocks.

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SpaceX may be the finest engineering company of its generation - and I'm a believer in the Sci-Fi fantasy of Dyson Swarms. But our StockRanks framework still calls it a Momentum Trap.
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SpaceX is the IPO everybody wants, priced as if its weakest segment out-grows any company in history. A great company. The problem is the price. The history of tech IPOs at these valuations shows you generally get a better price within 12 months. I'm planning to buy into the Dyson Swarms when insiders sell and I get a lower valuation !
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Here's the full article: stockopedia.com/content/spac…

SpaceX - Momentum Trap or the first $100 trillion company? | Stockopedia

Many years ago we opened a 332-page bank prospectus that nobody wanted to read. The TSB float of June 2014 was unloved, unfashionable and - once you did the sums…

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