Posted on January 1st, 2010 by Chris Cole
The strategy of trend following goes against the old Wall St. Philosophy of buy low and sell high. It takes advantage of the market whether the current trend is up or down. Traders using the trend following method begin trading after a trend is already established. Other traders try and foretell what the market will do, trend followers wait for the market to do it. The size of the trading account and the volatility of the issue are the primary determining factors in how much to invest.
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Posted on December 26th, 2009 by Gery Lermann
I’ve always considered a stock portfolio to be an important part of my investments, but I pretty much followed my brokers lead when it came to trading stocks. When the recession hit, I took some serious losses. It occurred to me that I needed to take a more active role in determining how my money should be invested, so I began doing some research in stock market strategies.
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Posted on December 12th, 2009 by Tom Tables
Market veterans know when to invest and when to sit pat with trades. Investments are usually determine by the current market trends. Most traders today have software that helps them determine the market trends. Fully automated robots even make the trades for investors. Even with software it may not be possible to predict sudden changes in the market.
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