quantitative investing

A quantitative approach to short-term swing trading is by far the best way to make the most money over the shortest period.

Quant investing uses computers to process tons of data and reveal invisible patterns. But the real edge in quant and swing trading is a lot simpler.

Swing trading has allowed hedge fund managers like Paul Tudor Jones II to become billionaires. Here’s how you can apply this strategy to your portfolio.

The latest recommendation from Nicholas Vardy’s swing trading video series is an exciting company with an impressive year-to-date performance.

Today we’re sharing one of Nicholas Vardy’s quickest and most profitable swing trades to date.

Nicholas Vardy’s latest swing trade recommendation is moving in a promising pattern… and no fewer than six other indicators are screaming for you to get in on this stock.

A recent Oxford Swing Trader recommendation generated huge returns in just a few days. This is a textbook example of how swing trades can book big profits.

Quantitative investing systems – including swing trading – offer a major advantage. In today’s video, we see a prime example that’s due for a strong bounce.

Over the past 10 years, a battle has been raging on Wall Street. But not between stock pickers… between humans and computers – quant trading systems.

The greatest investor in history isn’t who you would expect. And what led to his market-beating success wasn’t fundamentals – it was quantitative investing.