Successful Market Timing DEPENDS On Change
Historically, The Markets Are
Usually In Trends
Trend traders depend on change to make their strategies work. Simply said, a
market that just goes sideways can not be timed. But a market that trends up
and down can be.
History shows us the financial markets are usually in trends. You can go back
hundreds of years. You can look at stock markets, commodity markets, Dutch tulips,
you name it, they are more often in trends, than not in trends.
History also shows us that trends usually last much longer than anyone expects.
For example, after a huge upward trend through most of the 1990s, the U.S. stock
markets were in a down trend (bear market) from 2000 into early 2003. Any chart
can easily show you the trends.
For the next several years, into 2007, the financial markets
were in a solid uptrend. Then again we suffered through
another bear market (downtrend) but Fibtimer subscribers "made" money,
instead of taking the 50% losses that most investors suffered.
Over all, financial markets are in defined trends about 80% of the time. This
has been the case for many, many years.
Sideways Markets Are Actually GOOD news
But what about those sideways times? The times that try
our patience and our will?
The good news is that sideways markets are always either the base or the top
of a new trend. That means the next trend is around the corner when we are
enduring a sideways market. We just have to make sure we are on board and profiting
when it happens.
"...Think
about how powerful such a trading strategy is.
You never miss a trend, either up or down." |
That is where trend trading comes in. We establish a set
of rules that identifies when a trend has begun. If the
trend fails, we exit. If it continues, we stay with the
trend no matter how long it lasts! Months... even years.
After the trend fails, according to our preset rules, we
exit.
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Cut your losses short and let your winners run. Ever
heard that saying?
Think about how powerful such a trading strategy is. You never miss a trend,
either up or down. At tops and bottoms you may get some small whipsaws as the
market becomes volatile and false trends occur as the markets consolidate and
decide which way the next trend will go.
If we encounter a whipsaw, it will result in either a minor loss or small gain
because our money management rules, built into the strategy, do not allow losses
to build. But that whipsaw is just the precursor to the next trend. In fact,
they could be considered exciting times because we KNOW that they are just setting
up our next big trend and big profit.
80/20 Rule
Have you ever heard of the 80/20 Rule, also known as the Pareto Principle? Dr.
Joseph Juran developed the Pareto Principle after studying the work of Wilfredo
Pareto, a nineteenth century economist.
The Pareto Principle states that a small percentage of your efforts (typically
around 20 percent) will create a large majority of your results (usually around
80 percent).
Expanding Pareto to trading, it follows that roughly 80% of your profits should
come from only 20% of your trades.
That means there likely will be numerous small trades that achieve little, but
that only 20% of the trades you make will make nearly all of the profits.
"...After
a small loss it is human nature to feel like
giving up. This is the psychological battle
that market timers MUST win! " |
Think how import that makes every trade!
After a small loss it is human nature to feel like giving
up. This is the psychological battle that market timers
MUST win!
The markets are powered by emotions (fear and greed). But trend traders use
the changes caused by those emotions, to make their profits.
If you give in to those emotions, you lose!
Here at FibTimer, where we have been market timing for over 20 years (since
1982). We always know when a new trend with huge profits is near.
Subscribers become nervous. Financial news becomes overly
positive or negative. The number of reasons why the markets
cannot go higher (or lower) increase.
Soon after is when the big trade occurs, and we make our big profits for the
year.
It happened during the bull market top in 1999-2000.
The ensuing decline, a strong and powerful downtrend
lasting over two years, realized better than a 100% gain
for Fibtimer Bull & Bear Aggressive Timers as the
stock market collapsed.
It happened again in March of 2009 when everyone was
bearish, but our buy signals in that month put us into
the beginning of a market advance that lasted a full
year with well over 50% gains.
Think about the 2008-2009 bear market. Even our conservative
subscribers were 50% ahead of the buy-and-hold crowd
because they were in money market funds missing the entire
decline.
Conclusion
Importantly, knowing that you will be on the correct
side of every "trend" means you will be in the next rally
or out of the next steep decline or bear market.
These are more than just comforting thoughts. They are
critical to profitable strategies in troubled times.
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risky. Past performance does not guarantee future performance.
The foregoing has been prepared solely for informational
purposes and is not a solicitation, or an offer to buy or
sell any security. Opinions are based on historical research
and data believed reliable, but there is no guarantee that
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