I have spent countless hours writing this, and it is finally live! Fifteen modules that take you from an idea to a strategy running on your own money. It comes with the Strategy Research Lab, the tool I use myself. You describe what you want in plain English and it writes the strategy, runs the backtest and reads the result back to you. You never type a command and you never write code. There are also the case studies, where I open up my own research, what I've tested, what the numbers came back as, which ideas held up and which ones I threw out. And as a cherry on the cake I share the full source code of all strategies. Thank you for your help and support!

Tim do you mind doing a breakdown of how you analyze a stock

Choosing a broker for investing is like finding a spouse. You need to make a good decision because you'll be in a long-term relationship and must trust them. I've tried multiple brokers and developed the following criteria: ✅ Easy to use on mobile and desktop ✅ Simple to deposit and withdraw money ✅ Allows trading of various securities (stocks, bonds, options, ETFs, funds, etc.) ✅ Enables trading in different exchanges and countries ✅ Have attractive fees and commissions ✅ Allows for fractional shares ✅ Must be customizable to suit your needs ✅ Offers a market scanner and alerts ✅ Provides a comprehensive overview of the market and securities (market trends and news, financial statements, ownership, short selling, analyst ratings, etc.) ✅ Allows for automatic periodic purchases ✅ Support tax efficient accounts (ISA, IRA, etc) ✅ The company must be public to verify its financial performance. Currently, I use Interactive Broker (also known as IBRK). It satisfies my requirements 100%. Which broker do you currently use?

Over the years I've learned more about value investing. Making sure your p/e ratio is below 10, the company has a competitive advantage, there's a large margin of safety, discounted cash flow, etc. Maybe someone can answer this for me. Is there an easy metric to calculate the company's overall intrinsic value? Or would this more or less be all of these metrics combined to calculate that price?