Most analysis is focused on forecasting the market and creating a case for what the market is going to do, which clouds the real reason why you’re analyzing them in the first place. Cut through the noise, see the specifics, and the learn how you can determine what to do about stocks—buy 'em, sell 'em, or hold 'em. Here's what you will learn.
Three Top Technical Tools for Better Stock Picking
Most investors look at fundamental data to assess whether they should initiate stock positions, yet they fail to use or understand how and why certain technical tools can help identify opportunities for both entering and exiting positions. Veteran trader and trading system developer, John Person, will share how you can use some of the most powerful technical tools for determining key market conditions used by thousands of traders, as well as retail and institutional investors.
The Rules Rule! (Rules-Based Sector-Rotation Strategies That Beat the Market)
Emotions are an investor's worst enemy, causing them to buy at the top, sell at the bottom, and play "whack a mole" in between. However, history shows that by embracing a rules-based investment approach, one would have extracted their emotions from the investment process, improved performance, and reduced volatility. In this MoneyMasters course, Sam Stovall, chief investment strategist of CFRA, will discuss market-beating sector-rotation strategies that leverage seasonality, momentum, and correlation.
Technical Analysis Using the Top-Down Approach to Find Stocks to Buy
JC Parets, founder of All Star Charts, will walk you through his top/down intermarket approach to find stocks showing momentum and relative strength. This will increase the probabilities of success and help you identify asymmetrical risk vs. reward opportunities skewed in your favor. Using technical analysis, he will go over stocks, interest rates, commodities, and currency markets to find ongoing themes and then look more specifically on how to best express those themes using stocks and ETFs.
