I run The Allocation Compass, a group investment service on Seeking Alpha. The Allocation Compass was developed to help investors make better investment and allocation decisions through a systematic investment approach focused on risk and reward. At the heart of The Allocation Compass is the proprietary risk-reward rating system that evaluates companies based on 35 criteria grouped into 10 categories. Each criterion receives a score between 0 and 5, and the criteria contribute to the overall score according to their respective weightings. The overall rating then translates into buy, hold or sell recommendations. The rating system functions as a filter, helping investors identify companies with attractive risk-reward profiles. I have published over 280 analyzes on Seeking Alpha, with a particular focus on companies that pay sustainable dividends, dividend portfolio construction, and strategic portfolio allocation. My work on Seeking Alpha is followed by 11,650 investors. Allocation Compass offers investors access to three different risk-reward optimized model portfolios (Dividend Income, Dividend Growth and Balanced Dividend Income), proprietary risk-reward scoring system, in-depth research, portfolio reviews and strategic portfolio allocation advice. I hold an MBA from the University of Mannheim (Germany).
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