Webinar Wednesdays: Factor Investing With A+ Investor Wrap-Up
by AAII Staff | June 25, 2020
If you missed our Webinar Wednesday on June 24, you can watch it here.
Factor investing focuses on stock characteristics that have appreciation potential. AAII’s investment discovery, analysis and tracking service A+ Investor includes Stock Grades—factor-based grades that evaluate stocks based on their price momentum, fundamental growth, quality, earnings surprises and estimate revisions, and valuation. AAII’s senior financial analyst, Wayne A. Thorp, discusses factor investing with AAII’s A+ Investor Stock Grades.
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Presentation slides:
https://www.aaii.com/files/webinar/PDF/06-24-20FactorInvesting.pdf
Post-Webinar Notes
AAII Articles
Factors Allow Investors to Think Differently About Diversification
How to Take Advantage of Risk Factors
Deep Value Investing Has Not Gone Out of Style
AAII Stock Ideas: Bargain Stocks From Our Benjamin Graham Screens
Examining the Shadow Stock Value and Size Factors
Using the Enterprise Value Ratio
Using Accruals to Judge How Persistent Earnings Will Be
Analyzing a Stock by Its Dividend and Shareholder Yield
Consider Earnings Estimate Surprises and Revisions
Incorporating Momentum Into Your Stock Investing Strategy
Understanding AAII’s Revised Value Grade
AAII Stock Screens based on gurus discussed
Magic Formula (Joel Greenblatt)
T. Rowe Price
Graham Enterprising Investor Revised
Dreman With Estimate Revisions
Books and Research Papers
Graham and Dodd’s “Security Analysis,” 6th edition (McGraw-Hill Education, 2008)
Fama and French’s “Common risk factors in the returns on stocks and bonds” 1993 Journal of Financial Economics
Recommended by Wayne for Factor Investing:
James O’Shaughnessy’s “What Works on Wall Street,” 4th edition (McGraw-Hill Education, 2011)
More on the A+ Investor suite of tools
https://www.aaii.com/plus
Discussion
STEVEN H from KS posted over 6 years ago:
I missed the initial showing of Power of Dividends. How can I watch it? Steven Hancock
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