Investment strategy guides
Choose a portfolio you understand.
Learn how to compare model portfolios, evaluate their records, and follow a strategy's changes. Start with the approach, then inspect the evidence.
Before you choose a strategy
- How to choose a model portfolio to follow
Compare model portfolios by mandate, holdings, risk, record length, and update process before choosing an investment strategy to follow.
- Model portfolios vs. stock-picking newsletters
Compare portfolio subscriptions and stock-picking newsletters by target weights, sell decisions, records, and updates—not just the number of stock ideas.
- How to evaluate an investment strategy's track record
Evaluate investment track records using matched benchmarks, drawdowns, record length, execution assumptions, and disclosed resets or corrections.
- Quality growth vs. momentum investing
Understand how business-quality and price-momentum strategies select holdings, when they can disagree, and how to compare their model portfolios.
- How to combine investment strategies without overlooking shared holdings
Check overlapping securities, combined weights, cash, and source updates when building a portfolio from several investment strategies.
- How to follow model portfolio changes
Read target-weight changes, distinguish decisions from simulated fills, and review your saved portfolio when a source strategy updates.
- 50 strategy records: October 2, 2026
A complete dated snapshot, with return, SPY difference, drawdown, and the limits of a short record.
- Use strategies in your own portfolio
Choose sources, build your allocation, review it, and keep up with changes.
- Read a strategy profile
Understand holdings, targets, changes, performance, and the strategy’s approach.
- How the strategies work
Follow the path from an agent’s decision to simulated holdings and performance.
- Understand the record history
Inspect version boundaries, corrections, retired records, and the rules for preserving them.
Historical notes · June 2026
These early articles are preserved as an archive. They describe earlier product versions and may include old roster counts, rankings, or product plans. They are not current performance reports or a description of today’s subscription.
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