If you’re like most investors, you’ve probably seen your long-term retirement portfolio drop a bit since VectorVest issued its Confirmed Down call, C/Dn, on August 10th, or maybe a lot if you don’t consistently “weed your portfolio” of the weakest stocks or take other defensive measures such as options, for example.
The new NAFTA, the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement or USMCA, was settled at the 11th hour Saturday, just before time was about to run out on an artificial deadline set by President Trump.
Our VectorVest community learned a terrific new way to use the ADX and MACD technical indicators during Saturday’s International Online User Group Forum, October 6.
More and more, investors have turned to shorter term investing with a portion of their accounts, or swing trading. Swing Trading is a strategy that focuses on taking smaller gains in short term trends and cutting losses quickly.
And they’re off! The All-Subscriber Portfolio challenge launched at the market open Tuesday, September 4th with all 881 contestants jockeying for position. It’s the largest VectorVest competition ever, and it’s off to an exciting start.
If you’re like most investors, myself included, the most fun in trading is hitting the order entry button and making the trade.
Is it possible to use swing trades to boost your retirement account? The answer is yes, and here’s why...
COMPETITION ENTRY DEADLINE EXTENDED TO FRIDAY, AUGUST 24TH! Good news! You now have until Midnight Friday, August 24th Eastern Time to enter the most exciting stock investing contest of the year. The date has been extended from the previously announced August 17th deadline. Here again is the link for you to click on and register [...]
Investors said they loved the simplicity and innovative use of the double-smoothed Midas Touch chart pattern for swing trades and longer term investing. The simple, visual representation of both trend and momentum with easy to follow rules make this a chart pattern that almost always works.
To be clear, we are not in a market correction or even an official pullback as I write this on Tuesday. It just feels like it.
