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Default Trend Following

Trend following also called momentum trading is the simplest and safest method of stock market investing. It puts you in stocks and mutual funds that are going up and gets you out when they start down. Properly done there is no guess work. How many times have you bought a stock or fund because of deep analysis? You have gone to Morningstar and bought their extensive reports? many of which are months old, but you don? know that. Maybe your broker sent you a bushel of pretty reports about how wonderful is this particular company. Unfortunately each time you bought it the stock or fund either did not go up or went down.
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