Stock Market Prediction: Wednesday Tiered Investment Strategy with the Signal Outlier Filter

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Stock Market Prediction: The Tiered Strategy with the Signal Outlier Filter on Wednesday

The following trading strategy was developed using I Know First’s AI Algorithm daily forecasts from January 1st, 2020, to March 24th, 2023, with a focus on S&P 500 stocks selected based on the signal filter. The result of this strategy serves as an example of the trading solutions that I Know First could offer to institutional clients.

The strategy involves constructing a tiered portfolio with monthly rebalancing by implementing the signal outlier filter on Wednesday. In this context, “tiered” means that stock weights are assigned based on forecasts of signals. The signal outlier filter ensures that stocks with signals outside of the chosen range, i.e., those with extreme values, are not considered. So, we construct 4 portfolios, first Wednesday we take the top 20 stocks by predictability, and from those 20 stocks we take the signals that are between 0 – 2.2 and make it signal weighted. Second Wednesday we do the same but we only enter assets that are not in the first portfolio, then we do the same for the third and fourth Wednesdays. On the fifth Wednesday (4 weeks from the first one) we rebalance everything and start over.

The strategy provides a positive return of 92.08% which exceeded the S&P 500 return by 71.97%. Below we can notice the strategy behavior for each year.

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Conclusion

I Know First offers investment solutions for institutional investors, leveraging our advanced self-learning algorithm to gain a competitive advantage. We provide a personalized approach for our institutional clients, enhancing their investment process according to their specific needs and preferences. In this context, we have evaluated the performance of the Wednesday Tiered Investment Strategy with the Signal Outlier Filter during the period from January 21st, 2020, to March 24th, 2023.

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