6 Great Investment Articles For Trading in a Tough Market
The S&P 500 finished the month of June down a staggering 8%+ and Wall Street media feels the truth is now unavoidable…. We are officially in a bear market.
Education can save your life in dire times like these, and over the past year I have written 100s of articles that have a strong focus on investor education. On stocktradingtogo.com you can read up on the basics like Analyzing the Overall Market for Dummies to advanced topics like How to Setup a Profit vs Loss Ratio.
Here are 6 fantastic articles that can help you navigate this struggling market:
- 37 Tips, Facts, and Rules For Trading Stocks in a Bear Market
- Using Stop Loss Orders, The Basics
- 8 Ways to Fight Stress from the Stock Market
- 13 Questions That Will Boost Your Investment Portfolio
- How to Sell a Stock You Love
- Making the Most of Market Crashes
All of these articles are written to be read by any investor and can really make a huge difference in your portfolio if you let the facts soak in. So grab a cold drink and enjoy.
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Great articles Blain, they will all definitely be a major help with the current state of the marketplace. The 37 tips and articles proved to be very helpful for my strategies!
That was a good one too, nice point Brandon.
Cheers
Simple and to the point, I like this one. Good use of pulling out old posts. I find in times like this letting go of stocks I’ve held for a long time can be very tough. Do you practive what you preach?
Of course, with the model I am currently developing all positions are accompanied by a 2% stop immediately after purchase. No emotions regardless of the stock.
why 2%?
I believe it is due to his outstanding risk exposure for each position is then kept to a minimum. I could be wrong though.
Just because of how I run the current model. Out of my biggest winners recently none have fallen more then 2% from my original purchase price before running up.
Nice post Blain, I greatly enjoyed the thirteen questions, that will help my portfolio immensely.
Thanks for the 6 steps to sell stock. That’s help me a lot. Simple but that’s basic points.