Quantitative Investment Analysis

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Description of Quantitative Investment Analysis. Explanation.

Definition Quantitative Investment Analysis. Description.

Quantitative Investment Analysis is the process of determining the value of investments, mostly securities, by examining a corporation's financial, numerical, and measurable data and projections such as its:

• Revenues / sales.

• Profits / earnings.

• Margins.

• Market share.

• The value of its assets.

• The cost of capital.

Often ratios are used for this purpose: financial ratios and investing models.

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