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• Andrew Baxter
  Navigating Strategy Selection in the Equity Market
  
  Consistent success requires ongoing learning. With so much information available online, it can be overwhelming. Structured education and mentorship can simplify this process, providing a step-by-step...  moreNavigating Strategy Selection in the Equity Market
  
  Consistent success requires ongoing learning. With so much information available online, it can be overwhelming. Structured education and mentorship can simplify this process, providing a step-by-step approach to building expertise. By layering foundational knowledge with advanced strategies, you can confidently navigate the market and achieve your financial goals.
  
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• Andrew Baxter
  Beyond the Textbook: Making Financial Theory Work in the Stock Market
  
  In finance courses, students are introduced to models and theories designed to explain market behavior. For example, the “efficient market hypothesis” posits that stock prices...  moreBeyond the Textbook: Making Financial Theory Work in the Stock Market
  
  In finance courses, students are introduced to models and theories designed to explain market behavior. For example, the “efficient market hypothesis” posits that stock prices reflect all available information. However, in practice, market efficiency is a nuanced and often debated concept. While markets may generally behave efficiently, they are also influenced by factors like insider knowledge, institutional actions, and human psychology—factors that academic models don't fully capture.
  
  A common gap arises from the simplification in financial theories. Take “ceteris paribus”—the assumption that all other variables remain constant. In reality, nothing is static; markets, consumer behaviors, and economic conditions constantly shift. Financial models relying too heavily on this idea risk overlooking key factors in decision-making.
  
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