A number of books out there have sought to condense Warren Buffets' and Peter Lynchs' strategies into stock screens.
How would you adapt their strategies to today's markets, or for foreign markets?
e.g. Let's say one of the conditions is PE<20
When this was relevant, I don't know.
But what if the market is trading with a mean of PE 35 now for example?
Or if I was looking to trade stocks in a market with a mean PE of 12?
Is there a site that deals with adaptation?
Because I don't know when the original statements were made, and also with regards to what market (DJI? S&P?)
What a stupid statement.
Obviously I don't face the same limitations they do.
i'll be able to buy in without substantially raising the price.
i won't need to worry too much about liquidity when exiting.
i won't be dictated by fund policies to influence my trades.
i won't be stressed by shareholders.
Have you traded / invested before?
You sound like someone unable to answer the question just saying something for the sake of it.
So what if they're institutional buyers?
If you said something along the lines of, their methodologies aren't really disclosed fully, i'd respect that.
Otherwise, your statement just sounds silly.
How would you adapt their strategies to today's markets, or for foreign markets?
e.g. Let's say one of the conditions is PE<20
When this was relevant, I don't know.
But what if the market is trading with a mean of PE 35 now for example?
Or if I was looking to trade stocks in a market with a mean PE of 12?
Is there a site that deals with adaptation?
Because I don't know when the original statements were made, and also with regards to what market (DJI? S&P?)
What a stupid statement.
Obviously I don't face the same limitations they do.
i'll be able to buy in without substantially raising the price.
i won't need to worry too much about liquidity when exiting.
i won't be dictated by fund policies to influence my trades.
i won't be stressed by shareholders.
Have you traded / invested before?
You sound like someone unable to answer the question just saying something for the sake of it.
So what if they're institutional buyers?
If you said something along the lines of, their methodologies aren't really disclosed fully, i'd respect that.
Otherwise, your statement just sounds silly.