1. Multi-factor stock selection

Multi-factor stock selection is the most classic stock selection method. This method adopts a series of factors (such as P/E ratio PE) as the stock selection criteria, and stocks that meet these factors are bought and those that are not satisfied are sold. For example, value investors like Buffett will buy low-PE stocks and sell them when PE returns.

2. Style rotation stock selection

Style rotation stock selection is to make use of market style characteristics to invest. The market prefers large-cap stocks at a certain moment and small-cap stocks at a certain moment. If we find the law of market switching preference and intervene in the early stage of style conversion, we may get greater benefits.

3. Stock selection by industry rotation

Stock selection by industry rotation is due to the economic cycle. After some industries are started, other industries will follow suit. By discovering these following laws, we can buy the latter after the former is started to get higher returns. Under different macroeconomic stages and monetary policies, different characteristics of industry rotation may occur.

4. Stock selection by capital flow

Stock selection by capital flow is to judge the stock trend by the flow of capital. Buffett said that the stock market is a voting machine in the short term and a weighing machine in the long term. The transaction of short-term investors is a kind of voting behavior, and the so-called ticket is capital.

if the capital flows in, the stock should go up; if the capital flows out, the stock should go down. Therefore, according to the flow of funds, we can construct corresponding investment strategies.

5. momentum reversal stock selection

momentum reversal stock selection method is a portfolio constructed by using the characteristics of investors' investment behavior. Soros's so-called reflexivity theory emphasizes that the positive feedback of price rise will lead investors to continue buying, which is the basic basis of momentum stock selection.

6. Analysts' unanimous expectation strategy

Analysts' unanimous expectation strategy means that when most analysts recommend a stock at the same time, a large number of investors who see the same buying and selling advice will have consistent buying and selling behavior, while investors who get the information first will trade first, and investors who get the information later will trade late.

If you can get investment advice from analysts as soon as possible and buy them as soon as possible, you can take advantage of the trading behavior of latecomers to get extra income.

7. Trend tracking strategy

Trend tracking strategy is a kind of technical trading strategy. When the stock price shows an upward trend, it is essentially a strategy of chasing up and killing down. There are many trends in many markets due to herd effect. If we can control the amount of losses and stick to the capture of trends, we can get additional income in the long run.

8. Chip distribution stock selection

Chip distribution stock selection is a trading method based on the main investment behavior. The basic basis is that the main force needs to absorb chips at the lowest possible price before pulling up a stock, so the process of raising funds is usually very gentle and slow;