Stocks to Buy:
A simple strategic guide to being on
trend every month
by Rajendran Selvaraj
As a trader,
investor or beginner, you always have the question, “How can I find the best
uptrending momentum stocks every month?” Most of the time it is a complex
process. Other times it is quite easy. Even when finding the right stocks is
easy, we still want to be sure to make a profit.
Stocks to Buy is a
simple strategic guide that anybody can use to find the best-performing stocks
in the market.
Stocks to Buy will
show you that...
-market and sector
momentum is your friend; crowd psychology does works.
-sector ETFs are the
better choice for diversified and focused trading.
-the sector and
stocks leaders on the trend will lead the index as well.
-the simple moving
averages chart can be used as a tool to identify the momentum trends.
-every month's
uptrending stocks and ETFs can be viewed online, showing their past month's
performance.
-profit and loss
limits, and the best time of entry and exit, will maximize profit and reduce
losses.
-the odds of beating
the S&P 500 are high when single-worst month (or week) trades are avoided.
-50:30:20 is a safe
and diversified strategy for getting a better performance than the S&P 500.
-a seasoned, calm
mind along with controlled emotions has a higher probability of winning trades
than a fussy mind and panic.
By the end of this
book, you will have learned how and where to find the best momentum stocks and
sector ETFs on a monthly basis and also about the 50:30:20 safe trading
strategy.
Excellent book for
the novice investor like me.
August
5, 2018
I’m really glad I read this book. I’m a novice
investor and stocks can sometimes get my head all spun around. Too many
numbers! Rajendran Selvaraj’s book was a great read for me because it has
really helped me begin to better see the pictures the numbers paint. He lays
everything out very well. I’ve already seen some reward from following his
advice and look to do more. Nothing fancy but enough to know that his advice is
the real deal. I recommend this to anyone else who is not too well experienced
in investing. I also appreciate the references he listed for this book. I will
definitely be checking them out.
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