ETF Trend Trader: Follow The Trend Or The Noise -

Tactical Investor ETF Trader Service: Navigate the Markets with Precision

Updated March 2024

ETFs offer investors the liquidity of stocks alongside the diversified exposure of mutual funds, encapsulating the wisdom of investment legends such as John Bogle, who championed the value of broad market participation. Our ETF Trader service, aptly named ETF Trend Trader, is tailored for investors seeking to engage with the best sectors efficiently, aligning with Peter Lynch’s advice to ‘know what you own, and know why you own it.’

Recognizing that time is a luxury many investors may not have, we’ve designed this service to streamline the process of sector investment, minimizing the risks associated with single-company bets. Warren Buffett underscores that “Risk comes from not knowing what you’re doing.” Therefore, our service aims to inform and empower tactical investors, mitigating risk through informed decisions.

Our ETF Trend Trader service is carefully designed, offering a focused look at ETFs alongside our broader market updates. As wise words from the past remind us, “The best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago. The second best time is now.” This service is for those who recognize the importance of seizing opportunities in the present, understanding that today’s actions shape tomorrow’s results.

The ETF Trend Trader: Seize the Moment with Strategic Investment

As part of our commitment to deliver exceptional value, we’ve introduced the Bread and Butter portfolio. This carefully curated selection adheres to stringent criteria, spotlighting low to medium-risk large-cap stocks with an impressive win ratio surpassing 84% as of March 2024. It’s a testament to our philosophy that the opportunity, much like the wise words of a renowned sage, “does not knock all the time, and when it does, we must open our doors wide.” The Bread and Butter portfolio embodies this principle, representing a chance to embrace a well-vetted strategy in the quest for financial growth. In addition, our service has expanded to include analysis of long-term market outlooks, spanning currencies like the Dollar, Euro, and Yen to commodities like Gold, Oil, Silver, Iron, etc.

Additionally, we serve investors willing to take on more risk with a secondary portfolio that includes leveraged ETFs and cryptocurrencies. This portfolio reflects the contrarian approach championed by John Neff, who famously said, “It’s not always easy to do what’s not popular, but that’s where you make your money.” This option is designed for those unafraid of increased risk but who approach it wisely and calmly.

Access to the Bread and Butter portfolio is a complimentary bonus for a limited time when subscribing to the ETF Trend Trader service. Once you’re in, this bonus remains a part of your investment arsenal for as long as your subscription is active. Detailed information about the Bread and Butter portfolio and how it can bolster your investment strategy is available for those ready to take the next step.

The Steady Path: Portfolios Crafted for the Conservative Investor

At the heart of the ETF Trader service lies a selection of portfolios tailored to the discerning investor who values prudence and stability. Two portfolios designed for the conservative mindset are prominently featured: the Main ETF Portfolio and the recently introduced Bread and Butter Portfolio.

This approach resonates with the investment wisdom of Charlie Munger, the esteemed partner of Warren Buffett at Berkshire Hathaway. Charlie Munger, revered for his astute investment acumen, advocates for an “assiduous selection of a few investments” rather than excessive diversification. In alignment with this philosophy, the assets considered for these portfolios are carefully curated for their enduring value and robust performance history, aligning seamlessly with the low-risk investor’s preference for reliability and sustained growth.

Amplifying Returns with Leveraged ETFs: Embracing Calculated Risks

For investors with an appetite for elevated risks, we present a portfolio that ventures into 2x and 3x leveraged funds like TPOR. While offering the potential for supercharged returns, these instruments also carry the inherent risk of amplified losses – a double-edged sword that demands a steadfast resolve.

This strategy resonates with the bold spirit of Peter Lynch, the legendary manager of Fidelity’s Magellan Fund. Lynch, a proponent of the “invest in what you know” philosophy, was no stranger to taking calculated risks to pursue substantial growth. His approach, blending high-growth and undervalued companies, echoes the ethos of this more aggressive portfolio. Lynch’s remarkable success in navigating diverse growth-oriented investments inspires those poised to embrace the higher-risk, higher-reward landscape of leveraged ETFs. Lynch famously stated, “The key to making money in stocks is not to get scared out of them.”

In conclusion, as a contrarian investor selecting ETFs, aligning your choices with your investment objectives and risk appetite is crucial. Scrutinize the ETF’s underlying assets, fee structure, and track record. A financial expert’s guidance can be invaluable in navigating these waters.

An investor like Warren Buffett, who embraces calculated risk for long-term value, might advise looking beyond short-term market trends and focusing on the intrinsic value of the ETF holdings. His investment philosophy underscores the importance of understanding what you own, ensuring it aligns with your investment thesis, and maintaining a long-term horizon to withstand market volatility. This mindset is essential for contrarian investors who often go against the grain, seeking out ETFs that may be undervalued by the market but have strong fundamentals.

Closing Thoughts on ETF Investing

The ideal ETF for the contrarian investor is often the one least favoured by the general public yet signalled as promising by our trend indicator. Our focus is not on the popular ETFs of the moment but on those poised for potential growth.

An investor like Sir John Templeton, known for his pioneering global investment approach and willingness to embrace undervalued assets, would likely endorse this strategy. Templeton’s philosophy was to “buy when others are despondently selling and to sell when others are avidly buying.” This contrarian approach is at the heart of selecting ETFs that may be overlooked by the market but are on the cusp of an upward trend, aligning with the Tactical Investor’s methodology. To learn more about the ETF Trend Trader service and to sign up, click here: