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100 bots run famous investors' playbooks on the same 100 Nasdaq stocks you do: 50 long, 50 short, $1,000 on each. Beat them, or borrow their strategy.
Not affiliated with the real investors. Each bot is a computer model Pick100 built from public statements and filings. The people they are named after did not create, review or endorse them.
100 of 100 bots
Diversify for the least risk per unit of return
Trends and turning points; never average a loser
Citadel: multi-strategy, data-driven
Fundamental indexing: weight by sales and earnings, not price
Balance risk across environments; follow the debt cycle
Buy high, sell higher: earnings surprises and momentum
Value that looks like growth; contrarian tech bets
Tested factor screens
Dhandho: low risk, high uncertainty, clone the best
Third Point: event-driven, sharp public letters
Stocks for the long run, favoring dividend payers
Hindenburg: forensic short reports
Trend-aware macro trading
Factor model: small, cheap and profitable win
Dividend safety and growth
Turtle trend following, by the rules
Dividends and quality: "money is my soldier"
Event-driven, and the 2007 housing short
Fast fundamental trading around catalysts
Math edges, sized with the Kelly criterion
Trian: fix underperforming consumer brands
CAN SLIM: accelerating earnings plus new highs
Rising dividends from quality companies
Long cheap, short accounting fiction
Gave up macro timing for concentrated value
Coatue: tech growth, long winners, short losers
Buy when the price is below a value built from cash flows, growth and risk
Concentrate in leaders, cut losses quickly
Shorts overstated earnings, flawed business plans and fraud
Many cheap stocks by the numbers, little research
Windsor: low P/E plus dividend, judged against growth
Variant perception, fast trading, long and short
Go-go era: fast growers, traded fast
Magic Formula: good businesses (high return on capital) at cheap prices (high earnings yield)
Renaissance: thousands of small statistical edges
Bubbles always burst; own quality, avoid the expensive
Liquidity drives markets; look 18 months ahead and bet big when right
Computational trading
Muddy Waters: shorts built on fraud research
Buy when a stock's yield is high for that stock
Mutual Shares: deep value, mergers, bankruptcies
Margin of safety, patience, cash when nothing is cheap
Starboard: margin turnarounds
A few simple, predictable, cash-gushing giants, bought on a scare
Elliott: distressed debt and relentless activism
Wonderful companies at fair prices, held for decades
Tiger: long the best companies, short the worst
Contrarian biotech bets and shorts (named in the scope)
Roaring Kitty: deep value plus a squeeze
ValueAct: quiet, cooperative activism
Don't fight the tape or the Fed
Value and momentum together, everywhere
Buy what the market has written off when its gloomy assumptions look wrong, and judge each price against its closest peers
Markel: profitable, honest, reinvesting businesses
Buy well below intrinsic value, with a margin of safety
Private market value with a catalyst
Deep value on free cash flow, and big asymmetric bets against bubbles
Buy cheap, force change at the top
Buys big-name dips, loudly
Contrarian: low P/E stocks nobody wants
Buy at the point of maximum pessimism, sell into euphoria
Shorted the dot-com and housing bubbles
Leaders in stage-two uptrends with strong earnings
A few great businesses with moats, bought and sat on
Shorts frauds, loudly
Bets on debt crises; shuns leverage
Second-level thinking, cycles, risk first
Ride the trend, buy new highs, cut losers fast
Global macro with tight risk control
Own the whole market cheaply; don't pick
Value longs, hype shorts
Disclosed trades: big tech, long dated
Buffett-style value run on checklists
Box theory: buy breakouts
Buy what's hated and cheap, on big themes
Tech growth, SPAC-era risk taking
Buy good companies, don't overpay, do nothing
Price-to-sales pioneer; market-cycle calls
Buy what you know; growth at a reasonable price
Short-term swing trading on momentum and pullbacks
Buffett-style quality with a very long horizon
Systematic trend following
Sequoia: concentrated quality at fair prices
Great business, great people, great reinvestment
Reflexivity: find the self-feeding boom or bust and ride it until it turns
Trend plus quality, in plain words
Global brands that reinvest; the capacity to suffer
Disruptive innovation, five-year horizon
Father of growth investing: long earnings uptrends
Monopolies and contrarian bets on the future
Fast unit growth and positive change
A diversified handful of big, profitable growth leaders, researched every week
Operator who buys what he understands
Scuttlebutt research into outstanding growers, held almost forever
Scale economies shared with customers, held for years
Altimeter: compounders riding platform shifts
Long-term growth, bets on the people running it
Morgan Stanley Growth: unique, durable growers
Contrafund: best-of-breed growers, endless company meetings
Tiger Global: internet and software leaders
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