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Systematic Investing

Systematic investing applies consistent, rules-based logic across every decision, in contrast to discretionary investing, which relies on case-by-case judgment. It does not have to mean fully quantitative or black-box - many systematic processes are simply an analyst's own judgment, made explicit and applied uniformly at scale.

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