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Hedged International Portfolio
The GDP has been growing like gangbusters for years,
while the FED just kept plodding along raising rates.
Our economy is cyclical. Everyone knows this, right?
Then why does no one plan for that time when the cycle will eventually come
to an end?
That’s why we started our Hedged International Portfolio Service.
Whether we hit the so-called “soft landing” or hit a little harder,
we are trying to be well-positioned either way.
Instead of picking high-flying, domestic, cyclical growth companies, this service
picks out companies with an international flavor, ones that should withstand
a slowing of the US economy in a rising-interest rate environment.
Then, once we have these companies that have significant foreign exposure,
we pick conservative trades that in general last for two months and target a
10%+ return over that time period. And even though we’ve already hedged
ourselves by going outside the border, we go even farther and set these trades
up so that we can win even if the stocks drop between 5 and 10% over those 2
months.
Read on to see more details about how it works…
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The Hedged International Holdings Portfolio service points out a series of trades
every month that should generate $300 to $1,000 each. The portfolio focuses on
underlying stocks with significant international exposure. There will usually
be four credit spread trades that should produce from $1,000 to $4,000 total.
Since these are credit spreads if the stock does not go against us closing transaction
is needed. You get your money up front on the day of the initial trade. There
is a defined exit point for trades that go against us and that trigger is built
in to the trade to minimize potential losses. This is a great way see the types
of trades that can build the cash position in your portfolio and have a minimal
defined maximum loss.
Since this portfolio uses option credit spreads the trades cost no money but
generate cash in your portfolio.
Using sophisticated computer models we hunt down the trades with the highest
return and the lowest risk. To achieve the goals of this service, we will primarily
be using two type of trades; Bull-Put Credit Spreads and Bear-Call Credit spreads.
Both of these strategies are a way to pocket some cash now without the risk
and expense of buying the stock. You receive lower potential profits, but the
relative risk and amount of money you invest is much lower. They are a relatively
lower risk and let us conserve capital, reduce risk, and pocket some cash up
front. Trades with the highest return and the lowest possible risk will be hunted
down and added to the portfolio. These trades are designed to generate profits
in an up, down, or flat market.
This service uses one page each month with trades dated along with a short
discussion of why the trade was chosen. A table summarizes the trades and the
total profit for the month.
These are option trades and there is risk involved so be sure to see the disclaimer
below.
If the US economy turns south like it has been threatening to for quite some
time now, hedged positions in stocks that have significant international exposure
could save your skin.
And it's guaranteed! Click here for more information
on our Money Back Guarantee.
Relative Risk (1-10 -> 1= Highest risk): 6
Capital Requirements: $5,000 to $40,000
Number of Trades Per Month: 3 to 4
Recent Holdings: MO, MCD, GILD, SHLD, AAPL
Monthly Subscription Cost: $49.95
All stocks and options shown
are examples only for education purposes. These are not recommendations
to buy or sell any security. The examples above do not take into
account your trade size, brokerage commissions or taxes which
will effect actual investment returns. Stocks and options involve
risk and are not suitable for all investors and investing
in options carries substantial risk. Prior to buying or selling
options, a person must receive a copy of Characteristics
and Risks of Standardized Options available at http://www.cboe.com/Resources/Intro.asp.
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