Stock Selection: Compound Income Scores
In the first post of a series on stock selection, we look at the Compound Income Scores, and how they can be used to construct an Income Portfolio.
In the first post of a series on stock selection, we look at the Compound Income Scores, and how they can be used to construct an Income Portfolio.
We take a look at Stockomendation, an aggregator which has all of the stock tips you could ever need. But are they any good?
Do Stop Losses really work? We look at the evidence and come up with some rules for using them.
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The first presentation in the main auditorium at the London Investor Show was by Edward Page-Croft from Stockopedia, a company which sells subscriptions to a stock-screening and ranking service. Most…
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