The outline of the trade which started yesterday after the Fed minutes were released is somewhat lengthy. It is of value to follow the trade and its outcome. Investors can see how the trade was actively managed and how the high volatility that is with the markets in January, has now become a normal part of the trade. In December I wrote that 2015 was looking like it would not repeat the outcome of 2014. 2014 was a much easier year for trading the Market Direction through the Ultra ETFs. This year, “trading” has become the key word.
This article and its conclusion notes are for USA members to assist in understanding how the present volatility can be used to benefit the portfolio and possibly may end with an annual percentage return better than 2014. But it will require active trading and the use of tight stop-losses. .
Conclusion of Market Direction Portfolio Speculative Trade for Jan 28 2015
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