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WETT System
System Status: Off (As at 16 November 2015) No new positions. Stops ratchet up to protect capital
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Weekly Momentum System
System Status: Off - No new positions.
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Approximately at this time each year the whole 'Sell in May and go away' crowd pop their heads out of whatever hole they dwell in. The idea is that shares usually under- perform between now and December so selling everything and going on a trading holiday are a good idea.
I'm not a believer in managing my wealth by trite rhymes. If you use an on/off switch to manage risk then you will be selling anything that is causing you pain anyway and, like the WETT portfolio just holding the good stuff. In the past I have had the occasional share that held on through several on/off periods before finally paying me a profit of around 200%-250% of my original spend. Why would you want to bail out of that potential because a nursery rhyme told you to?
There are only two stocks left in the WETT system; one is just running flat and the other one is doing this...
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** WETT Trading style is Similar to the methodology described in 'The Weekend Trend Trader' by Nick Radge, Buy his book if you wish to discover how I am generating these signals (note: I do not receive any benefit from promoting Nick Radge, Dave Landry, Incredible Charts or anything else.)
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