Change is a good thing. Ch.. ch.. changes. From time to time the fine folks at Standard and Poors, who created the S&P 100 Index,
Author: Peter Brockmann
Modern Day Lessons in Investing Here’s a short story about PG’s entry into and departure from my stock trading/retirement-investment account from 2018. Lessons still hold
Years ago, in business school, my professor talked about an important marketing principle: Worth What Paid For. The idea is to question ‘is that product
Really? This post was originally presented in BeyondETFs Pro in August 2019. Further to our series of Tips on avoiding common mistakes in investing, here
Recent events remind me of the fundamentals of why we created this app This article was originally posted in November of 2020, but fundamentally still
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Of the three Zones of the Brockmann Method, the Avoid Zone is the one that we think the least often about. Stocks, formerly in the
One of the three Zones describing the relative positions of the stocks of the S&P 100, the Don’t Buy More Zone is, as the name
We’ve structured the stocks in the S&P 100 into three zones. The Buy Zone represents the top 10 stocks, with the highest price momentum scores,
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