I've published a study on various stock-market screens that have been tracked for more than 14 years by the American Association of Individual Investors (AAII). Selecting each Dec. 31 the three best computerized formulas far outperformed the market during the study period.
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I retired from Windows Secrets in August 2010 and hope to have a nice, long break. But looking ahead to the future — and looking back at the history of the computer industry — it's easy to see that some of the stories I followed as a contributor to various publications are still having an impact on our lives today.
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Allowing people to get the paid version of the Windows Secrets Newsletter by paying whatever it's worth to them — called the contribution model — won kudos from the financial press in an article and interview written by the staff of TechFlash and published in the Puget Sound Business Journal.
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At the 6th annual Internet Content Summit in New York City, I received the organization's "Entrepreneur of the Year" award as editorial director of Windows Secrets and its pay-what-you-like subscription model.
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