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Fundamental Scorecard = Mechanical Investing
By T.U.B Investing  •  October 24, 2017
I had learned about a new term after reading about Lazy Singaporean's Blog Post - Is mechanical investing a form of index investing? It was the first time I came across this term, "Mechanical Investing". After I googled, I found that Investopedia state that mechanical investing is a form of "buying and selling stocks according to a screen based on predetermined criteria, usually with the help of technical indicators such as relative strength or momentum. This method allows traders to enter transactions without emotion and backtest their strategies by using historical data from any time period."
It seems that without any prior knowledge of this term, I have been following mechanical investing via my scorecard method.
Although I am not a trader, but I have been practicing "buying and selling stocks according to a screen based on predetermined criteria" via the scorecard method. I have also ...
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By T.U.B Investing
I am the founder of T.U.B Investing Blog and the Co-founder of Fundamental Scorecard. I am a full-time employee who started investing in 2009/10 during my university days. Like many of us, I had my fair share of mistakes at the start of my investing journey. The worst time was when I used all my saving to bet on warrants, losing half of it ...
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