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Filtering the piotroski portfolio: the roles of economic sector, small cap, and technical momentum

Roy Rada
2015 International Journal of Accounting and Economics Studies  

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<p>Background and Objective: In one of the most cited, value-investing results, a portfolio of approximately 100 stocks is selected based on value and fundamental factors. If an investor wants to select 10 of those recommended stocks, then to what extent might economic sector diversification, market capitalization, and technical momentum indicators be useful?</p><p>Method and Results: In this paper, several strategies produce the 10-stock portfolio that retains the performance of the 100-stock
more » ... ortfolio. Choosing the smallest market cap stocks tends to make the greatest, positive difference in gains, but deeper investigation reveals that those stocks may not be practically accessible investment vehicles.</p>
doi:10.14419/ijaes.v3i1.4371 fatcat:o7xg7wlsijaqfh2lkjtwwczk6q
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Roy Rada. "Filtering the piotroski portfolio: the roles of economic sector, small cap, and technical momentum." International Journal of Accounting and Economics Studies 3.1 (2015) 44