Scott Juds
Area of Expertise: Sector rotation, momentum and market direction algorithms
Web Site: https://www.SumGrowth.com
Books: “Photoelectric Sensors and Controls: Selection & Application” (Marcel Dekker, New York, 1988).
Topics Presented in Speeches: “True Sector Rotation,” Diversification Heresy,” “Conquering the Seven Faces of Risk,” “Integrated Bear Market Strategies,” “Satisfying the Prudent Man,” “Automated Polymorphic Momentum,” “Stock Strategies for a Trump Administration”
Email: sjuds@sumgrowth.com
Biography:
Scott Juds is founder and CEO of SumGrowth Strategies and a founder and chief science officer of AlphaDroid Strategies. He holds an MSEE from Stanford University, a BSEE from the University of Wisconsin–Madison, and is a registered professional engineer in the state of Washington. He is the named inventor on over 40 U.S. and foreign patents and is the published author of “Photoelectric Sensors and Controls: Selection & Application” (Marcel Dekker, New York, 1988).
Juds has over 30 years of experience in both hands-on and executive-level positions. His former positions have included: founder and president of piTech Engineering, an engineering consulting firm; founder and vice president of Engineering of IDX Incorporated, a company producing optically encoded coin acceptors and RFID payment systems, and vice president of advanced engineering at Eaton Corporation’s Opcon division. Juds’ passion for improving investment algorithms, utilizing cross-disciplinary mathematics from the field of electronic signal processing, began in 1992. His long-term hobby eventually led to the 2009 launch of SumGrowth Strategies, with its online SectorSurfer service for individuals, and the subsequent 2015 launch of AlphaDroid Strategies, a platform for financial advisers and wealth managers.
Scott Juds is founder and CEO of SumGrowth Strategies and a founder and chief science officer of AlphaDroid Strategies.
Recent Articles
Better Sector Rotation Performance
AAII JOURNAL ● TECHNICAL ANALYSIS,GROWTH INVESTING ● August 2017
Using Asset Class Rotation to Reduce Risk and Increase Return
AAII JOURNAL ● COMPUTERIZED INVESTING ● January 2017