George's Story
Before Stockopedia, how did you go about finding investments?
I bought an index fund before Stockopedia (VTI)
In what way has Stockopedia changed your approach to investing?
Definitely ... What I do when buying new stock is I go through the list of stock ranks > 90 and pick the companies where I like the balance sheet and the product. I try to not have more then 10-15 stocks in my portfolio. I sell a stock when stock rank is < 80 regardless of time held . And when I re-invest I look for the stock that I already have with the highest stock rank and the least investment so far, and add a little more, so I can balance my risk.
Has this impacted your investment results and/or quality of life?
Hard to tell as I believe I need to collect more data over time, but so far I have definitely outperformed the stock market. If this keeps happening I'll be able to retire probably 10 years earlier haha.
What's your advice for investors that are just starting out?
Follow my method from above haha
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