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  Welcome to SlopeTrade

It was pretty easy to make money in the stock market in 2009, but how will you do in 2010?  Don't get caught again in another bear market just to see the gains you made last year evaporate.  There is a way you can protect your portfolio.  It's called SlopeTrade™ and it is a stock trading strategy based on  moving averages and a price line.  It's easy to do but does require a little knowledge and experience to get it right.  But most of all it requires the discipline to follow the strategy and act quickly.  Don't try to predict the markets.  Don't try to second guess them.  Don't try to fight them. Just follow them, but be quick about it!  You should be able to do much better than the market index if you've got the discipline to stick with the SlopeTrade program.

Many fund managers will tell you that it is impossible to time the market. Yes it may be impossible for them because of the sheer size of the portfolios they manage, but not for individual investors especially when there is only one stock in their portfolios (an ETF that replicates the market index).  At SlopeTrade we focus on developing trading strategies for the short term because we believe that by looking after the short term the long term will look after itself.  Interested? Then you may want to explore this website in more detail and find out what that one stock is.

"Without going short, the only way an individual investor can make any appreciable amount of money in the stock market is through stock price appreciation.  Dividends alone will not give you the return you are looking for and are often a false reason for holding on to a flat or falling stock.  What you need are capital gains. That means you need to buy at the right entry point and sell at the right exit point. That means you need a buy and trade strategy and SlopeTrade is that strategy."  
H.J. Zettel, Founder of SlopeTrade

The YTD return as of July 2, 2010 for the SlopeTrade ST Bull/Bear Portfolio is 18.1%. 
(2009 annual return 69.4%)

The YTD return as of July 2, 2010 for the SlopeTrade MT Bull Portfolio is 8.3%. 
(2009 annual return 54.8%)

The YTD return as of July 2, 2010 for the TSX Composite is -1.5%. 
(2009 annual return 30.7%)

The concepts contained in the SlopeTrade strategy are illustrated in a weekly newsletter that tells you what the SlopeTrade ST Bull/Bear and MT Bull Portfolios are buying , selling and holding.   Technical details of the strategies are subject to change as market conditions change to enhance portfolio returns and protect capital.  The newsletter is available by subscription only.

 

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