This week Jerry discusses the markets continuing low volume, low volatility rise. With earnings season and economic news lightening up after Monday’s holiday – the markets will take their cues most likely from actions from Europe. This and more Next Week on Wall Street.
This week Jerry discusses the rapidly falling market and the implications going forward for investors. With institutional selling increasing every day last week and more money printing temporarily on hold, the market is ripe for a free fall perhaps after a short oversold rally. Jerry explains how this might occur as well as the reasons for a potential crash. Clearly the bigger setup is negative and it is time to raise some cash to protect your capital. Get all this and more on Money Talks with Jerry Slusiewicz.
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Jerry Slusiewicz is a professional money manager who employs a defensive approach to investing. He recognizes that no one can consistently predict the future, but everyone can control their risk. To that end he uses stop losses on every position he invests in and has used stops for almost two decades. He uses technical and fundamental analysis on all security selection which helps him determine what and when to buy, but also helps set risk / reward parameters. He looks for a 3 : 1 reward to risk ratio which helps him predetermine where he will place his "stop loss" before entering a position. This helps him avoid taking big losses, which is why he has done so well over the last couple years of this bear market. He was 100% in cash going into Labor Day 2008. That is documented and has helped him grow his business through this tough environment. Only now are investors waking up to the benefits of using stop losses to protect their portfolios. Many times in client contact he uses sports metaphors. The best one in today's environment is that defense wins championships! That is also true when it comes to investing - because in the end it is not what you make, but rather what you keep.
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