I personally rarely believe in investment geniuses or gurus hyped. Buffett and Munger are. The semi-autobiography “The Man Who Solved the Market” for Jim Simons that I want to talk about today is another person who is full of mystery, but his investment achievements can’t help but awe me.
Category: Jim Simons
Commonalities in Quantitative Investment
If you want to enter the field of quantitative investment without having financial background, as long as you study hard and find someone to help you, you will be able to change your life. However, whether one is smart or not is not impossible to make up for through acquired learning.
Jim Simons, the lord of quantitative investing
In 36 years, Jim Simons achieved an astonishing annualized return of nearly 40%. This is the best performance of any known investment guru today. For this part, please see my previous post: “The career annualized return on investment of top investment masters”.
The career annualized return on investment of top investment masters: Buffett, Simons, Lynch, Dalio, Keynes, Munger, Soros, Miller, Karaman
The criteria for the investment masters selected in this article mainly include the following
Market volatility is investors’ friend
Market volatility is investors’ friend
The Psychology of Money
The Psychology of Money, Why recommend this book? “The Psychology of Money” is a book about money and wealth by Morgan Housel. This book is about some classic financial and investing ideas, such as Nassim Taleb, Daniel Kahneman and Warren Buffett.
Why Modern Portfolio Theory Unreasonable?
Why Modern Portfolio Theory Unreasonable? The inventor himself did not use it. I should have computed the historical covariance and drawn an efficient frontier. Instead I visualized my grief if the stock market went way up and I wasn’t in it – or if it went way down and I was completely in it. My intention was to minimize my future regret, so I split my [retirement pot] 50/50 between bonds and equities.
Retail investors’ wrong investment concept not worth trying at all
Investment concept not worth trying at all
Never borrow money, shorting, or derivative products
Don’t borrow money, shorting, or derivative products. In this blog and in my book “The Rules of Super Growth Stocks Investing”, I have repeatedly advised investors not to borrow money to invest, do not shorting, do not invest in derivative investment products such as options or futures
The great enviable advantages of young people investing in stock
The advantages of young people investing in stock. I recently shared my investment experience with a few young friends. These young friends of mine generally lament the long-term low pay and the hard-earned employment environment.