Our CTO Tucker Balch, Ph.D. teaches an online course on Computational Investing to thousands of students. Here’s a review of the course by one of his students.

Low volatility stocks and ETFs seem to perform better than they ought to. In recent years they have provided similar returns to the overall market, but with lower risk. This phenomenon is referred to as “the low volatility anomaly.” We … Continue reading →

As our data confirms, investors are growing more cautious in anticipation of a correction. They are clearly on edge with multiple forces influencing market sentiment. On one hand, portfolio managers are eager to protect the strong performance of the past … Continue reading →