Sharing Seeking Alpha Picks + Premium
Offering Seeking Alpha Premium + Alpha Picks at a very reasonable price.
You’ll get access to the full account and all premium features.
DM me if interested.
Offering Seeking Alpha Premium + Alpha Picks at a very reasonable price.
You’ll get access to the full account and all premium features.
DM me if interested.
Sixty-nine thousand five dollars and seventy-one cents ($69,005.71). That’s how much I’ve earned to date from writing 807 analyses at Seeking Alpha under the name Gold Panda. With each one of them taking up around three hours for research and writing, you are looking at around 2,421 hours or 302.625 eight-hour working days. This translates into $228.02 per day and with around 250 working days in a typical year, this is an annualized income of $57,005.
I’m a firm believer in the idea that you can make a decent living from writing and that all you need is an internet connection and a good level of English. Feel free to ask me anything about my experiences. Also, I've written a Substact post about it here
Today (as of now) AP is down 3.5% - while TQQQ is down 3.9% and BTC is down 1.5%.
That's why I recommend checking volatility and drawdowns as well - not only the upside of AP.
It beats the market for a reason - it is much more volatile than the market.
No free lunch, fortunately.
Here is the snapshot of the biggest AP holdings, constituting 60% of the whole portfolio, and today's losses, so you can check the red numbers against your risk tolerance:
Hi!
Im thinking about starting an alpha picks email chain if anyone wants to be a part of it. Probably keep it at 10 people max. I plan on being extremely timely and vigilant on the picks and signals, that would be extremely critical, no delays.
I would love to join an existing group if there is one or a discord if there is one that posts when the picks/sells come out same time it releases.
If there isn’t one, I have no issue creating one! Even if it’s a very small group with an equal fee to keep it affordable for all. I would probably create one even if it’s just 4-5 people.
Just recently subscribed to Alpha Picks and wanted to hear how you guys approach the strategy side of it.
Right now I’m still figuring out the best way to use the picks. I don’t think it’s realistic for me to buy all 40+ stocks in the portfolio, so my current thought process is to mainly focus on the strongest/newer picks and maybe hold them until the rating changes to Hold or Sell.
Curious how you guys handle it:
- Do you buy every new pick or only selected ones?
- How do you decide position sizing?
- Do you follow the ratings strictly?
- How long have your best-performing picks taken to really play out?
Would love to hear real strategies from people who’ve been using Alpha Picks for a while. Trying to avoid overcomplicating things while still getting the most out of the subscription.
Anyone interested in AP subscription can message me. I can share.
I am sharing my subscription with a small group and will send the content twice a month, as it normally comes at the start and middle of each month. If in, you can send me an email today and we will confirm you are added to the group email chain upon payment. mgc396@nyu.edu or DM me here
Is this strategy dumb? I've been running it since the beginning of the year in my Roth IRA and I'm up about 30%.
Hold 16 stock positions that are all strong buys (at least at the time of picking them), equal weight contributions.
Find these stocks by using a Screen on SA: Quant rating: Strong Buy only, lowest factor grade for any factor is C-, except valuation, which can go to D+. 500M floor for market cap.
Buy companies that have the highest quant rating, while employing sector caps. I have no more than 4 stocks per sector, except when things get weird. For example, when the Iran war started, the quant screen started getting crowded with energy stocks, so I constricted the energy sector to 2 stocks.
Reconstitute this portfolio every quarter (Jan 1, Apr 1, July 1, Oct 1).
Also, only buy stocks that are tradeable on Robinhood with fractional shares.
Sell a stock immediately when the quant rating downgrades it to a Hold and use the proceeds to purchase the highest quant-rated stock that doesn't violate sector cap rule. This is the rule I'm least sure about. It's saved me a couple times, but it has also burned me. It's hard to tell whether it has been a benefit in the aggregate.
This is all in a Roth IRA, so taxes aren't really a consideration. Also, it only represents about 20% of my overall retirement picture so I'm not betting the whole bagel on this strategy.
Looking for people to split the cost of a Seeking Alpha Premium + Alpha Picks annual subscription. Solo it's pricey, but split a few ways it's very reasonable. DM me if interested.