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- Education University of Stuttgart, Germany
- Qualifications Master in Aerospace Engineering
- Date of Birth October 06, 1968
- Job Title Director, Channel Sales
- Industry Computer Software
- Investment Experience 16 years private investing, 4 years short term equity trading
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Michael Arold
Individual Investor
I am a technical trader and an aerospace engineer with more than 15 years of investing and trading experience. My engineering background enables me to apply systematic, rules-based techniques to my decision-making. I’ve been on the Covestor platform as a manager since 2007 and have outperformed the S&P 500 by more than 90% (net of fees) between inception and the first quarter of 2013. My approach is disciplined and unemotional. It uses a top-down research process and a rules-based strategy. I seek to beat the S&P 500 in both up and down markets while generating less volatility.
Investment models
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Michael Arold Technical Swing
See full details- Allocation Strategy Long-Short
- Approach Quantitative
- Asset Class Multi Asset Class
- Geography Global
Performance-
9.8%90 day
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26.3%365 day
Avg. Sub.-
8.6%90 day
Monthly vs S&P5005.1% 12 months
Important Information
1. Performance of the model manager’s account is calculated by Covestor on a daily time-weighted basis, including cash and broker commissions. More
2. Past performance is no guarantee of future results. Periodic and since inception performance returns are calculated daily. Monthly vs. S&P 500 return and the corresponding spark chart is calculated to the most recent month end date.
3. The subscription minimum is the minimum subscription required to follow a particular model. The minimum amount is determined by Covestor, based on the characteristics of the underlying model. It should not be considered as specific investment advice for your investment situation.
Model commentary
The Fed, not fundamentals, is driving the stock rally
23 May 2013
The Fed is pumping $80 billion a month into the markets.
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