Krest Tested
Famous investing strategies, run against a decade of real Indian market data. Free to read, free to explore.
It beat the index, then hid a range you had to survive.
Read the analysis →Lost to a plain index fund.
Read the analysis →Won big, but only in a bull market.
Read the analysis →One cheapness number that beat the market and sorted cleanly.
Read the analysis →The best raw performer, if you can survive the ride.
Read the analysis →Trailed on one number, beat the market in most multi-year holds.
Read the analysis →A dull accounting number that quietly beat almost everything.
Read the analysis →The most elaborate value screen bought the same stocks as the simplest.
Read the analysis →The pairing smoothed the calm years, but not the crash.
Read the analysis →A quality filter made momentum holdable, at a cost.
Read the analysis →A celebrated quality signal that barely sorted.
Read the analysis →The oldest idea, and the biggest return we tested.
Read the analysis →The most trusted idea in investing, and it lagged.
Read the analysis →Deep value with the pain filtered out.
Read the analysis →The most boring screen, and the most reliable winner.
Read the analysis →One of the biggest winners we tested, and one of the roughest rides.
Read the analysis →One of the biggest returns we tested, and one of the wildest rides.
Read the analysis →Three proven edges, averaged into a below-average ride.
Read the analysis →The safest blue chips still lost to the index.
Read the analysis →A strong sort, running backwards: the cleanest profits ranked worst.
Read the analysis →Beat the market by seven points, and fell no harder.
Read the analysis →Lagged on paper, but usually beat the market when held.
Read the analysis →The disciplined slow growers beat the market.
Read the analysis →The quality signal that beat the market cleanly.
Read the analysis →Same recipe as a winner, one measure swapped, and it lagged.
Read the analysis →The heaviest solvent borrowers beat the market by five points.
Read the analysis →Cash gushing in, restraint going out, and it beat the market.
Read the analysis →The compounding formula could not see prices, and lagged.
Read the analysis →The market kept under pricing a pile of cash. The ten richest made 35% a year.
Read the analysis →Two celebrated quality signals added up to an ordinary blend, except at the very top.
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