Investments

The book summarizes in a concise and accessible manner more than 25 years of the author's experience in the capital markets. A rich graphic appendix helps clarity. No special knowledge of mathematics, macroeconomics or accounting is required. The author pays a lot of attention to common mistakes of beginners and advanced investors, as well as different types of risks. It examines the economic and political factors that affect the performance of equity and fixed-income markets.
A substantial part of the content consists of chapters devoted to algorithmic investing. This part of the book describes what approaches work, what approaches don't work, and why. Learn about the limits of artificial intelligence and the benefits of a disciplined investment approach. Part of the chapter is also devoted to the work with the software product Robot Investment Calculator.