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 Our investment strategy is simple – First select your Investment Style. 1. Day trading. 2. Swing Trading- 3 days to 3 weeks. 3. Longer Term Strategies (Dividend Growth, Dogs of the Dow, ETF Sector Rotation, & IRA & 401k Plan. [Strategies] |  We have a number of benefits to help busy investors using this strategy. We have a Chat Room, Scanning for Leader Securities, Great Charts, Breaking News, and Educational Articles —customized for swing traders & experienced day traders. Become a part of our stock trading community today. [Benefits] |  Why us? What about the other models? We like to think our strategy is a common sense approach to investing. We only purchase the strongest investments and then only buy them when specific criteria are met. Additionally our approach can work for both a bull and bear market. [More] |
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Swing Trading
Swing Trading is a strategy where a trader purchases a financial instrument and holds onto it anywhere from a few days to a couple of months. Over this period of time, a swing trader will carefully observe chart trends and patterns to sell at a moment they believe is the most profitable, thus capturing gains off of short term price movements.
Dogs of Dow
Dogs of the Dow is a stock picking strategy that tries to beat the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) each year by selecting the highest dividend DOW stocks. The strategy produces a portfolio resulting in an equal amount of money being invested in the 10 highest dividend-yielding, blue-chip stocks among the 30 components of the DJIA. At the beginning of each year the portfolio is re-balanced.
ETF Sector Rotation
Many investors are interested in investing and diversifying their portfolio in various global and local sectors, but are often unsure of where to start. Sector rotation with ETF’s is a strategy used by investors whereby they hold an overweight position in strong sectors and underweight positions in weaker sectors.
Weekly Stock Pick
The Weekly Stock Pick strategy from Above the Green Line focuses on selecting stocks with a high SCTR (StockCharts Technical Rank) rating above 90, breaking out of the Green Zone, and showing strong trading volume. This approach identifies high-probability trades that are positioned for short-term gains, aiming to sell by Friday or when the stock achieves a 15% profit.
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