Thursday, March 18, 2021 12:06 AM EDT
As challenging as market timing is, we don’t have to choose between doing it or closing our eyes and hoping for the best.
Director of Research, Chaikin Analytics
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Chaikin Analytics is not by any means the only place where you can find stock price charts that include technical indicators. But it may well be the best place to interpret, derive a story, from such charts.
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Work Experience
| Director of Investment Research | |
| Portfolio123 | |
| May 2008 - Present (15 years 3 months) | |
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Provides on-line platform enabling investors to follow and invest in quant models, to create their own quant strategies, and research stocks and markets; I do product development, commentary, education and edit Forbes Low-Priced Stock Report (through joint venture between Portfolio123 and Forbes). |
| Director of Investment Research | |
| Thomson Reuters | |
| February 1999 - May 2008 (9 years 5 months) | |
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Participated in development and management of investment web sites and stock screening tools; published web articles Co. was Market Guide 1999-2000; Multex 2000-03; Reuters 2003-08; Thomson Reuters 2008- |
| Assistant Research Director | |
| Value Line | |
| December 1980 - February 1999 (18 years 6 months) | |
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Securities Analyst, Portfolio Manager (Junk Bond) in mid-1980s, Editor, Assistant Research Director |
Publications
| The Value Connection | |
| Marc Gerstein | |
| Wiley | |
| 06/13/2003 | |
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A screening-based value strategy and a market-implied valuation approach to assessing valuations of individual stocks. |
| Screening the Marekt | |
| Marc Gerstein | |
| Wiley | |
| 08/15/2002 | |
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An Accessible and Systematic Stock Screening Method to Improve Profits. Turns the chancy art of picking stocks into a screen-based science. Next time someone tells you to do your stock market homework, tell them you read this book. Step 1: Find stocks worthy of consideration, Step 2: Analyze stocks that come to your attention; Step 3: Buy the ones that most match your criteria, and Step 4: Sell the ones that meet your sell rules. |
Latest Comments
Screening To Shield REIT Yield Hogs From The Butcher’s Knife
I don’t do that becasuse I don’t have the expertise to second-guess management. I figure that if the #s are good, management earns the right to be trusted in their judgments. (This is where publicly-owned entitites differ from closely-held companies. There’s a limit to how far we can take the part-owner idea.)
Bullish On Ebay
www.talkmarkets.com/.../finding-stocks-that-should-be-sold