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Smartstock Description
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The software is based on a
time-tested algorithm, based on cost-averaging.
This algorithm
is designed to grow the total value of the portfolio holding
over time as trades are executed on both the buy and sell
side. We are confident that you will never regrets that you
have not sold your stocks at High price and have not bought
stocks at low price
Reduce Risk
In these times of high volatility and market uncertainty,
Smartstock is a welcome strategy for managing risk. When initially
starting the portfolio, the investor will only commit a portion
of the original portfolio to the equity at the outset. Right
away, this mitigates risk by not plunging into a stock with
both feet. The remaining portion of the portfolio will serve
as a cash reserve to fund additional purchases should the
price decline. The interest generated by the cash reserve
of the portfolio usually more than covers the commissions
on trades. Since the software tends to buy shares at a slightly
faster rate that it sells, you are deploying "strategically"
your cash into the investment over time and are assured a
lower cost per share than buying lump-sum at the beginning.
Save Time
Using the software to manage stocks requires less than an
hour a week leaving you free for other things. One of the
best ways to utilize the software is to pick a certain time
each week to update your stock prices, say Thursday evening
after the close. Plug in your prices and see if any trade
advice is given. You can then place orders to be executed
the next day. Each time you sit down to update you prices,
you can use any broker statements to update your software.
Of course you can always monitor your investments daily if
you choose.
Lock in some profits
Any astute investor realizes that stock market and individual
equities goes through cycles over time. The Smartstock investor
uses bull markets to systematically reduce overall equity
exposure and raise cash by locking-in profits, preparing for
the next buying opportunity. As an equity holding turns down,
the over weighted cash portion of the portfolio is systematically
re-deployed back in the equity with the goal of being fully-invested
near the bottom.
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