Take Control your market risk again. FOMC stimulus is over, markets are expensive, and one day the party will be over. If we adopt a proactive approach to the market, one that can be used in both good and bad times, we will be able to be rewarded even if the market falls, or if it increases, or both.
This can be done conservatively, like in our CORE Portfolio Strategy, or more aggressively like our other strategies, but it does not need to consume you either.
Trend Tracker is an Automation Tool that will allow you to trade proactively within proven disciplines without sacrificing time or lifestyle. This makes tremendous sense for busy people.
Take control of your risk again, and don't be at the mercy of the market anymore!
We have the tools that allow you to do that.
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We have produced a Special Report updating our expectations related to FOMC rate cut talks, given CPI and PPI data.
This is an important update.
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Support Plans or Resistance Plans
A Support Plan is a trading plan based on a test or a break of defined support. A long support plan, for example, would be a plan to buy a stock near support with a target of resistance. A short support plan however would be a plan to short the stock if support began to break lower with a downside target of the next level of support.
A Resistance Plan is a trading plan based on a test or a break of defined resistance. A short resistance plan, for example, would be a plan to short a stock near resistance with a downside target of support. A long resistance plan however would be a plan to buy the stock if resistance began to break higher with a target of the next level of defined resistance. Some call this a 'breakout plan.'