These days private investors can use the same tools and information that money managers use for their trading decisions.
May 15, 2007 (Press Release) --
"2007 is one of the best years for private investors to get started in the stock market. Never before did we have such powerful tools and knowledge to trade like a money manager. Using the right strategies, private traders can run laps around the 'big guys,' outperforming the many mutual funds by a factor 5 to 10," claims Markus Heitkoetter, CEO of Rockwell Trading.
He refers to a new approach to trading for private investors that is easy to learn and use. Using this approach, a trader identifies stocks that are moving up and quickly realizes profits.
"Making 25% in profits in one single trade is tricky, but making 5% on a stock that is already moving up is quite easy. So all you need to do is repeat this strategy multiple times to achieve extraordinary results," explains Mark Hodge who has been trading for 16 years.
To date most investors use the traditional buy-and-hold approach, in which an investor gathers as many facts as possible about a company trying to determine the long-term potential of the stock. The problem with this approach is that a private investor usually does not have all the information available to make an informed decision. Even if they did, it is difficult for the investor to interpret the data correctly to reliably predict the future price of the stock.
Following the new approach to trading, the trader buys a stock that is already moving up and then quickly realizes profits before the trend slows down and the stock price moves sideways or even down. This way, the trader does not have to worry about fundamental data like P/E ratios, dividend yields, earnings and other news any longer; he just uses one of the most powerful charting software packages available to all traders and picks his stocks.
A huge advantage of this new approach to trading is that it can be taught within a few hours, since it just uses some basic concepts, giving every investor a chance to make money with stocks.
He refers to a new approach to trading for private investors that is easy to learn and use. Using this approach, a trader identifies stocks that are moving up and quickly realizes profits.
"Making 25% in profits in one single trade is tricky, but making 5% on a stock that is already moving up is quite easy. So all you need to do is repeat this strategy multiple times to achieve extraordinary results," explains Mark Hodge who has been trading for 16 years.
To date most investors use the traditional buy-and-hold approach, in which an investor gathers as many facts as possible about a company trying to determine the long-term potential of the stock. The problem with this approach is that a private investor usually does not have all the information available to make an informed decision. Even if they did, it is difficult for the investor to interpret the data correctly to reliably predict the future price of the stock.
Following the new approach to trading, the trader buys a stock that is already moving up and then quickly realizes profits before the trend slows down and the stock price moves sideways or even down. This way, the trader does not have to worry about fundamental data like P/E ratios, dividend yields, earnings and other news any longer; he just uses one of the most powerful charting software packages available to all traders and picks his stocks.
A huge advantage of this new approach to trading is that it can be taught within a few hours, since it just uses some basic concepts, giving every investor a chance to make money with stocks.
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