Based in New York and Seattle, we use machine learning to seek history’s best lessons for evaluating individual companies as potential long-term investments. The lessons we found to be fruitful involve buying good companies when they are offered at very low prices. By embedding these lessons into a systematic investment process, we aspire to protect our investors against unproductive behavioral biases. Our founders Michael Seckler and John Alberg pursued this mission because they had their own money to invest after building a company over a decade and selling it to a Fortune 500 company. The two entrepreneurs wanted an alternative to the short-term focus, risks of leverage, misaligned incentives, and reliance on qualitative analysis that in various combinations accompany many of today’s asset management options. Learn more about Euclidean’s founders and unique investment strategy by visiting our website, and reading our letters to investors.