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The average GetFolio.com stock recommendation for the past 16 years has made a remarkable 28.67% yearly gain. Even more impressive is the fact that the GetFolio.com Investment Strategy produced this record by focusing on a Market Gauge with two goals in mind- avoiding significant drawdown and sleeping well at night. 

The GetFolio.com Investment Strategy tracks stocks, Indices, and ETFs, combining technical, fundamental, sector, and risk/reward analysis all into one winning system. The strategy guides subscribers to invest strictly in high quality companies only at a time when they represent the most value, with the least amount of risk. 

By allocating capital into a diversified value portfolio, the GetFolio.com investment strategy has strongly outperformed the market consistently for 16 years. Find out why thousands of investors and money managers have adopted the GetFolio.com Investment Strategy.

 

Stock Market Education- Stock Investing, Trading Strategy and More 

Stock Market Education:
Stock Investing, Trading Strategy and More

AAII’s stock market education area will help you learn the “ins and outs” of profitable stock market investing and stock strategy. Our stock market investing download library and stock trading FAQs are just some of the tools that will guide you through AAII’s unique brand of stock market education.

 

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Hewlett-Packard posts a strong quarter across the board and adds solid outlook. Will the strong results hurt Dell's performance? GM falls on a downgrade by J.P. Morgan. Oil slides again.

 

Investment Strategy 

Market Timing Strategies

Market timing sounds easy. These strategies involve moving between risky assets, such as stocks or bonds, and less risky short term securities like Treasury Bills based on "technical", "fundamental" or "quantitative" analyses. Reduced to its core proposition, market timing means "buying low and selling high." Identifying high or "overvalued" versus low or "undervalued" is the complicated thing. Since riskier assets usually have higher returns over longer periods, staying "out of the market" or invested in less-risky short term securities can mean a considerable sacrifice of overall return.

 

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