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Investment
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A good strategy and discipline are key factors to being
successful in the stock market. The strategy will set
your parameters for entering and exiting the trade and
assist in the initial selection of the investment
vehicle. While discipline is required to focus on the
predetermined parameters and not allow yourself to
become tied emotionally to the stock. Our objective in
this section of the site is to highlight various stock
and options investment strategies and lessons providing investors
with a wider range of choices when making their
trading decisions. We will generally ad new
information to this area once a week. These strategies
will highlight not only ways to improve your profits
but also protect your gains and recover your losses. The
lessons covered in this section of our site are written
both by us and other professionals within the industry. These are not necessarily the
same trading principals taught in our workshops. |
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(How a 20% loss will
take a 25% gain to recover.)
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(A successful trader’s
arsenal should contain separate strategies used
for trading in three specific time frames.)
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(This strategy is a
continuation of our "Buying Stocks On
Breakouts" lesson and covers the proper
points for exiting a trade)
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(A basic investment
strategy that can potentially yield impressive
results)
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(This strategy will
cover the scenario of a stock that has taken a big
loss and outline a strategy for reducing the gain
the stock would have to make to get you out at a
break even point)
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- (Written by James
B. Bittman Senior Instructor at the Options
Institute and Author of Options for the Stock
Investor)
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- (Written by Kevin
Ireland, the Managing Director of Derivative
Securities for the American Stock Exchange.)
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- (This strategy
allows an investor to protect their portfolio
gains during market fluctuations without
actually selling the stock)
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- (A simple way for
long term investors to increase their monthly
profits)
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- (Limiting your
losses to improve you portfolio performance)
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- (Short term option
strategy 1-5 day trade)
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