Alpha Cloning, once known as coattail investing, is a copycat strategy used by institutional investors to create ETFs that operate like hedge funds. Part 1 of this 2-part series details value investing methods and the use of Forms 4 and 13F from the SEC’s EDGAR database. Read Machine Learning for Copycat Investors and Alpha Clones – Part 1 on our Signum site.
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