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The Striker Secret: How to prepare for a correction in stocks
Putting capital to work takes discipline - a willingness to stick with winning trades and cut losses. How to treat those winnings remains a thornier question - where should one invest gains from stock markets and other investments?
Conventional wisdom suggests diversifying into cash, but the dollar remains in a solid downtrend - given a weak labor market and the American economy's addiction to higher stock prices, the market seems to expect further Fed accommodation in one form or another. Still, it's far from clear that all this liquidity will remain in equities, or that the leverage added by the big players will maintain its current vector and won't unwind due to some exogenous event or shock. Consider the current instability in the Middle East, for example, and its potential effect on global energy markets. In preparing to take advantage of such risks, a number of investors have discovered the Striker Secret: trade systems designed to capitalize on global commodity trends as well as market volatility. While your average buy-and-hold stock investor remains at the mercy of market corrections, system traders can take advantage of down moves by quickly shorting the market, or riding a bull move in markets such as oil or natural gas. Striker provides actual trading performance results for these systems, a number of which have performed solidly. And Striker provides the whole picture - actual results with commissions and all fees included. As for stocks, one thing remains certain: markets can be stubborn things. They tend to outfox all who dare to predict their limits. While past performance is no guarantee of future returns, careful investors are well aware of this perverse dynamic - ignoring the chatter, they stick with trend momentum while diversifying their capital based on objective trading data. Striker can provide such data, as well as professional system trading for investors seeking an edge in uncertain times. |
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