Leaving behind a 27-year career as a software engineer, I somehow found myself reponded to the call to serve as a servant, dedicating a few years of my life to ministry in a region often described in religious terms as a "barren land." At the very moment I was feeling exhausted and weary, and longing for the life I had left behind, I eventually found myself returning home due to the COVID-19 pandemic that had swept across the globe.
With nothing particular to do as I was already retired, I began to indulge in the thrill of day-stock-trading. Yet, in inverse proportion to the thrill I derived from it, my financial balance merely dwindled or stagnated. Meanwhile, other investors, particularly as the pandemic set in, seemed to build their wealth with such effortless ease. "I thought it was going to go up..., I analyzed the charts thoroughly..., I even checked all the financial news..."
I have come to the conclusion that I rely heavily on my own instincts. I have acknowledged that whenever analytical data and my preconceived notions clashed, I followed my instincts and feelings. After analyzing the data and assigning scores, I proceeded with tradings corresponding to those scores. Although it did not generate substantial profits, I achieved a more stable balance than before, and I was rarely shocked by sudden plunges in the value of stocks that I was holding. How many stocks am I actually tracking? And how many stocks are traded on U.S. exchanges? It turned out I was tracking only about 1.2%. How, then, could I manage to track almost 80% of stocks, excluding micro capacity ones, traded in the US stock exchanges? That is the story behind how tickerXY came into the world. We are going to continuously add tracking stocks to our list, expanding the total number to 4000.
My name is Peter Park, a single owner of tickerXY working with a few consultants, reside in the suburbs of Seattle, Washington. Through this website, I hope that both you and I may enjoy financial freedom. I recognize that your feedback serves as invaluable input for further enhancing and upgrading this site. I always welcome your guidance and suggestions. God bless you!
With nothing particular to do as I was already retired, I began to indulge in the thrill of day-stock-trading. Yet, in inverse proportion to the thrill I derived from it, my financial balance merely dwindled or stagnated. Meanwhile, other investors, particularly as the pandemic set in, seemed to build their wealth with such effortless ease. "I thought it was going to go up..., I analyzed the charts thoroughly..., I even checked all the financial news..."
I have come to the conclusion that I rely heavily on my own instincts. I have acknowledged that whenever analytical data and my preconceived notions clashed, I followed my instincts and feelings. After analyzing the data and assigning scores, I proceeded with tradings corresponding to those scores. Although it did not generate substantial profits, I achieved a more stable balance than before, and I was rarely shocked by sudden plunges in the value of stocks that I was holding. How many stocks am I actually tracking? And how many stocks are traded on U.S. exchanges? It turned out I was tracking only about 1.2%. How, then, could I manage to track almost 80% of stocks, excluding micro capacity ones, traded in the US stock exchanges? That is the story behind how tickerXY came into the world. We are going to continuously add tracking stocks to our list, expanding the total number to 4000.
My name is Peter Park, a single owner of tickerXY working with a few consultants, reside in the suburbs of Seattle, Washington. Through this website, I hope that both you and I may enjoy financial freedom. I recognize that your feedback serves as invaluable input for further enhancing and upgrading this site. I always welcome your guidance and suggestions. God bless you!