Knowledge without implementation is worthless. Understanding why systematic approaches work is only valuable if you can actually follow them consistently.
Building investment discipline requires more than good intentions—it requires process.
Numbers don't lie. While investment philosophies and market theories can be debated endlessly, mathematical evidence provides objective insights into what actually works.
The data consistently supports systematic approaches over discretionary investing.
The average investor consistently underperforms the market. According to Dalbar's Quantitative Analysis of Investor Behavior, the average equity investor returned 7.13% annually over the past 20 years while the S&P 500 returned 10.5%.
Financial media creates the illusion that investing success comes from having the latest information. Turn on any business channel and you'll see urgent market updates, breaking news alerts, and expert opinions delivered with the authority of fact.
Every year, millions of investors try to pick winning stocks. They research companies, analyze earnings reports, follow analyst recommendations, and make careful selections for their portfolios.
Most of them lose to the market.
We’re excited to announce the release of BeyondETFs Pro v5.1.0, now available for download on the App Store and Google Play. This update builds on the foundation of version 5 and brings powerful enhancements, smarter insights, and a more intuitive experience for self-directed investors like you.
Great news!
Stability improvements. Faster and more reliable functions.
New 'Chat with the Founders' feature. Creating an account as a Basic or Pro subscribers generates an entirely new chat experience, where subscribers can text the founders, Wilf and Peter Brockmann for suggestions, to answer questions, product support or just to say hi (something our non-founder brother does).
As shown in the image on the right, an activity caused the Index value to jump a lot in a single day. Almost $200k. What would cause that gap reduction?
You've heard it all. There are lots of ways to analyze a stock and decide how it might fit into your portfolio. Well, from our humble experience, there's really only one property of a stock that accurately assesses the instantaneous value of it - the price.
It refers to the evolution of investing.
Some 200 years ago, the Dutch invented the mutual fund as a practical mechanism for small investors to participate in diversification benefits. Units of a mutual fund can only be purchased from the fund and redeemed at the fund, typically after the market closes.