Long-term Strategies In A Short-term World

Is it time to consider a long-term financial strategy to shift away from the short-term trading world model?

Why not?

Consider the advantages: a stable goal founded on strong momentum accumulating profits over a long period of time, lower commission costs from less trading & churning of trading accounts, less emotional swings and a healthier detachment from current events and the news.

The Rising Cost of Food Began Back In 2002 And Could Have Been Detected Early. (click on the chart to enlarge for clarity)

Look at this long-term commodity food index price chart for a minute (you may want to click on it to enlarge it for clarity).

Inflation which is only lately being talked about actually began quite some time back.

See that little red oval on the chart?

That’s the point, way back in 2002, where the approach I call The Excalibur Method would have detected the beginnings of a new upsurge in food prices coming.

And, that price movement and momentum was clearly going to take years to complete.

What do you do with that knowledge?

Invest in line with the long-term trend of course.

Can a long-term strategy like this still be used in the markets?

Of course. Commercial interests depend on those very strategies to stay in business every year.

To learn more about what the profit potential of trends like this could hypothetically be worth, we’ll now examine a chart in the members section below.

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2006 was a perfect example of detecting long-term trends using the Excalibur Method (click on chart to enlarge for clarity)

Let’s look at one of the most basic of food commodities: Wheat.

There were several places that we could have detected a major trend breakout, but, let’s look at the one in 2006.

As shown in the chart, catching a major trend breakout point early can really establish one’s position and profitability.

Over $35,000 in less than two years surely shows what can be done even in a modest and often overlooked commodity like Wheat.

And, that would only comprise two trades; buying once and selling once.

Simplicity itself.

Of course, that’s an exaggerated simple example as there are many other actions that can be taken when riding a winning trade of this magnitude.

There are points along the way where one could expand on the initial position size for instance, but, this is used as a hypothetical example to show the power of a long-term perspective in the markets.

As surely as prices were going up recently, you can be sure that they’ll decline with equal intensity offering profit opportunities to those who aren’t afraid of selling a declining market. – George

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