I entered into the TSX market direction portfolio again today at 10:45. When the Toronto Stock Exchange trends sideways as it has done for the past few days, it might seem difficult to know when to enter the trades and which side to pick, either up or down. In actual use however, the trend sideways in an index is what makes it easy to decide when to jump in and which way the market direction will move next.
Sideways Timing Is Easier Than Investors Think
Sideways trading in a market direction portfolio such as the TSX market direction portfolio is a lot simpler than investors realize. It just takes the proper techniques and understanding the tools you are using with those techniques.
This article for FullyInformed Canada members takes a look at the two techniques I combined this morning to determine whether to enter the Market Direction Portfolio to the downside or upside following the past few sideways days we have been experiencing.
This in-depth article explains proper stop-loss use and why I have so few losses in my market direction portfolios. Hint – smaller gains are better than bigger losses. This article is 2000 words in length.
TSX Market Direction Portfolio Trade Alert and Strategy Discussion
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