With the correction continuing to create investor anxiety, a lot of analysts are calling this correction a repeat of the 2011 correction which at that time, most analysts had labelled as the start of a new bear market.
With so many analysts fooled by the 2011 correction, the majority with this correction are now on the same bandwagon calling this present correction to be a repeat of the 2011 correction. The most difficult thing to decide is can the majority of analysts be right?
When it comes to investing, protecting a portfolio is not the most natural trade for investors. We are “trained” to buy stocks and sell them. We are not trained on how to protect a portfolio. As well, while I prefer to actively manage my protection in a decline, many investors cannot actively monitor their portfolio throughout the day.
The week ahead this week, outlines a basic understanding of how to put in place protection for periods of instability and increased volatility without having to actively managing tis protection throughout the day………. the rest of this article is for USA Members.
Protecting A Portfolio In Corrections – The Week Ahead For the Second Week Of Sep 2015
The rest of The Week Ahead strategy article is for FullyInformed USA Members as I look at the past week, the outlook for what looks like another volatile week along with an outline of how to protect a portfolio in corrections and bear markets.
The week ahead this week is expanded to 2050 words in length as I focus on protection of a portfolio in times of market stress.
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