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What is a Stock?
How to Choose a Stock
Active Trading vs Portfolio Management
How to start testing multiple strategies
What is an ETF?
How to Choose ETFs
What is short selling?
What is a Bond?
What is an Option?
Diversification Score
What is Portfolio Management Strategy?
What is Diversification?
What is the Diversification Score?
How to Build a Basic ETF Portfolio
What are asset-classes?
What is Industry Exposure?
What is Geopolitical Exposure?
How to read impact on diversification
Sharpe Ratio
What is Volatility?
What is Return?
What is Sharpe Ratio?
How to Improve Sharpe Ratio
How do I measure risk?
What are average excess returns?
What is a good Sharpe Ratio?
Challenge Metrics
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Designing a stand-out resume
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STAR Structure for Behavioural Interview Questions
Interview Prep: Tell me about yourself
Interview Prep: Pitch me an Investment Idea
Interview Practice - Partner Exercise
Interview Prep: What to wear
Why employers should work with EquitySim
2022 Financial Markets Campus Recruitment Insights
Case Study: 2019 Credit-Suisse Results
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How to start testing multiple strategies
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by Justin Ling
You can hold up to 4 different portfolios at one time, and delete portfolios you no longer need.
One of our goals at EquitySim is to help people experiment in the Financial markets. We've looked for the best ways to create an atmosphere where users will take their decisions seriously, but also a risk-free place that encourages creativity.
One feature that can help do this is the "Multiple portfolios" feature.
CAUTION: If you are in a Challenge or Classroom, deleting your portfolio will remove you from this. If there were a fee associated with joining, you'd have to pay that again.
Experiment outside of your Challenge to ensure the challenge reflects your best ideas.
Note: If your Challenge has requirements, actions executed in portfolios outside of that challenge will not count towards the Challenge requirements.
For additional learnings, you might want to reference these articles:
How do I choose a stock?
How do I learn to invest all my money