Interested in learning about mechanical investing?
This lense will list several powerful web resources for the mechanical investor. Many mechanical investing (MI for short) sites are highly technical and require weeks or months to really understand. Others are simple and powerful.
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Best investing resources on the web
(in my honest opinion)
1. CAPS
This site has a large community of investors (over 60k) and offers prizes for highly successful virtual portfolios.
2. Google Finance
This is an excellent place to get financial news, exchange rates, stock charts and more.
3. Marketocracy
This is an interesting site where you can make a virtual portfolio (up to 15 actually) and compete to be part of the M100, a real mutual fund. If selected to be part of this team you get real money for your efforts.
4. Decision Moose
This site is possibly the most popular signal timing resource on the web. The idea being that there is a fixed ammount of capital in the global markets and predicting where it flows can make you gobs of cash.
5. Deepwave Generator
This interface seems daunting at first, but this is another signal timer where you can select which ETF's to backtest.
6. Nextwave
This is a popular wave machine.
7. Bloomberg Rates
Bloomberg is possibly the best resource on the internet for global investors...Tons of news articles, good information and gobs of charts and data.
8. COAX Guru Grades
Ever wonder if your guru is actually good at what they do?
9. The Keelix Backtester
Think you have a good idea for investing? Backtest it!
10. Motley Fool Mechanical Investing Boards
This is the largest investing forum on the internet. And what you might wonder is the largest section of the largest forum MI! Tons of information here but don't go trying to spam, you have to get an invite to join.
More to come later
This site has a large community of investors (over 60k) and offers prizes for highly successful virtual portfolios.
2. Google Finance
This is an excellent place to get financial news, exchange rates, stock charts and more.
3. Marketocracy
This is an interesting site where you can make a virtual portfolio (up to 15 actually) and compete to be part of the M100, a real mutual fund. If selected to be part of this team you get real money for your efforts.
4. Decision Moose
This site is possibly the most popular signal timing resource on the web. The idea being that there is a fixed ammount of capital in the global markets and predicting where it flows can make you gobs of cash.
5. Deepwave Generator
This interface seems daunting at first, but this is another signal timer where you can select which ETF's to backtest.
6. Nextwave
This is a popular wave machine.
7. Bloomberg Rates
Bloomberg is possibly the best resource on the internet for global investors...Tons of news articles, good information and gobs of charts and data.
8. COAX Guru Grades
Ever wonder if your guru is actually good at what they do?
9. The Keelix Backtester
Think you have a good idea for investing? Backtest it!
10. Motley Fool Mechanical Investing Boards
This is the largest investing forum on the internet. And what you might wonder is the largest section of the largest forum MI! Tons of information here but don't go trying to spam, you have to get an invite to join.
More to come later
Investing books on amazon.com
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