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A
Quick Guide to the Opening and Closing of Positions |
| Positions in the
Go Long, Go Short, and Small Change (including Contrarian Investing.Com picks) sections
are opened when a combination of extremes in market psychology, and, or temporary market
conditions or trends have caused the price of an individual equity, industry group, or
stock market to trade at a valuation level which is at an extreme divergence to the
equity's determined quantitative and fundamental valuations. Positions remain open as long as the equity continues to
trade at an excessive divergence from its determined valuation levels. Positions are
closed when the factors that caused the extreme disparity between price and determined
value begin to dissipate and the price of an equity approaches its fair market value as
determined by our quantitative and fundamental models. |
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