HOW MUCH MONEY DO I NEED TO GET STARTED?

It really depends on the trade. We're attacking the precious metals market from multiple angles. Some of Brien's picks are penny stocks, and you can get in for under $1 per share. But for the premium trading plays? You'd want at least $6,000 in your account to get in on those. Our other option plays on gold and silver stocks can be done for a few hundred bucks. The program is designed to be accessible to investors and traders of any means.

CAN ANYONE DO THIS? DO I NEED SPECIAL SKILLS?

We launched the Resource Traders Alliance so that anyone... no matter their experience level... could get in on the coming commodity super cycle. We're doing all the analysis, and all the hard work of picking these trades. You'll have opportunities to learn and grow your own skills. But you can also subscribe today and start trading with no training. Every alert comes with instructions. You simply follow them and get in the trade. It really is that easy.

IS THIS JUST GOLD OR WILL THERE BE OTHER COMMODITIES?

Our initial focus is on gold and silver. As we've shown you... They're poised for a phenomenal breakout. But this isn't just about precious metals. We're in the early innings of what I believe will be a multi-year commodity super cycle. And the Resource Traders Alliance will help you capitalize on ALL of it. Energy. Battery metals. Base metals. We're covering it all. You'll have the best trades at every step of the journey.

HOW WILL I GET MY GOLD FROM KITCO?

Getting your .9999 purity gold coin couldn't be easier. After you fill out your information on the order form, Money Morning will pass your address to Kitco - our highly reputable bullion dealer. They'll send it to you via an insured courier within 3-4 weeks. You don't have to lift a finger.

What is the class of stocks that Wall Street ignores?

The class of stocks Wall Street can't touch are those that cost under $5 per share. Because those stocks are low-cost, Wall Street banks and institutions can't move significant amounts of money into them without pushing prices higher, so that leaves the door open to retail investors - like you.

How do you select the Extreme Profit Hunters recommendations?

There are three "filters" for the recommendations we make here. The first is the stock must cost under $5 per share. This narrows our universe, but not by much. There are around 15,000 stocks that cost under $5 per share. Then, we calculate the Piotroski Score for each. This will indicate underlying financial strength. Once we've done that, we hone in on the ones scoring a 7 or higher. This will narrow our universe considerably more, which will now be around 10 to 20 stocks at any one time. The final filter is market headwinds. This is something Shah will determine - money can be shifting toward a certain sector, a company could have earnings in the next week, or politics and macroeconomic trends could mean money is shifting away from certain investment areas. Once he's made that determination, you will hear from him right away.

What is the Piotroski Score?

The Piotroski Score uses 9 key financial metrics to determine underlying strength of a publicly-traded company. For a deep dive into each of those metrics and how to calculate them, navigate over to the special report located here .

Shorting and buying puts are two ways to profit from a SPAC (or stock) that is experiencing a downward movement. In short, what you're doing when you're shorting is borrowing shares from your brokerage, selling them immediately at the market price, and buying that number of shares back later on. The goal is that the price later on will be lower than what you initially sold for, so you will end up profiting the different. Buying puts is the way to do this with options. You're buying the option to sell the security at a particular price. If you'd like to dig more into the mechanics of options, click here to check out our guide .

Where can I discuss or ask about recommendations?

You can speak directly with other members and our research team on the Extreme Profit Hunters online forum. Click here to navigate over .

What is in our portfolio right now?

Click here to see all of our open positions. Each time there is a change to our portfolio, you'll get an email alert. You can view all of our archived alerts here .

How often will I hear from you about new trades?

On average, you'll hear from us at least once a week. You'll receive on average 20 new recommendations over one year. On weeks when you don't receive a specific action to take, you'll receive the Hot Stocks Watchlist - the top stocks that we're watching that could soon make the cut. These alerts will arrive in your email inbox during U.S. market hours and contain specific instructions for the trade. If I see additional opportunities, you may get more than one alert per week. Now, the alerts with recommendations are very simple to follow. At the top of each email, you'll see a box with an "action to take." I'll include the SPAC and/or warrant, its ticker symbol, a buy-up-to price, and an exit plan. Click here to check out a glossary with trading terms if you'd like to dig deeper.

Should I make every trade you recommend?

How much you trade is up to you, your financial professional, and your level of risk tolerance, but I always recommend that you NEVER put more money into a trade than you're prepared to lose.

Where can I go to get your alerts?

All of our alerts are archived on the website here . You'll also find them in your own email archives.

What trades have you made already?

Take a look at the open portfolio by clicking here .

How do you calculate results?

At Money Map Press, we paper trade every recommendation. Our research team has no prior knowledge of our recommendations and receives the email alerts the same way our readers do.

Why do my results look different from yours?

I can't answer this question with any accuracy - and it would probably warrant a call from the SEC if I tried. It could be your broker, your online trading platform, your internet service provider, your email client, or just plain luck. Suffice it to say, each of you is going to have slightly different results. If we get into a trade at $100, some of you will get in at $1.05, while some of you get in at$0.95. That's just how the markets work.

How do I sign up for text message alerts?

Click here to sign up for text alerts. This way, you don't have to be waiting in front of your computer to receive notifications but can receive them no matter where you are. Note that I cannot deliver actual trades via text. The text message alert simply tells you there is a new trade waiting in your email inbox and lets you know if the alert is urgent.

Who do I contact if I have questions or need help?

If you have any questions or concerns, please don't hesitate to contact your Member Concierge team toll-free at 1-888-384-8339 (or internationally at 443-353-4519 ) Monday through Friday, 9 am to 5 pm (ET). Now, they can't give you any personal financial advice, but they are there to help you get the most from your membership.

How can I update my contact information?

You can change your login by emailing us at extremeprofithunters@moneymappress.com or by calling your Member Concierge team toll-free at 1-888-384-8339 (or internationally at 443-353-4519 ) Monday through Friday, 9 am to 5 pm (ET). How can I update my contact information? To update your contact information, or if you have any other questions or comments about the Gunslingers Trading Alliance, our open positions, or your subscription, please contact your Member Concierge team. Hours : Between 9 am and 5 pm (ET), Monday through Friday Phone (toll-free) : 1-888-384-8339 Phone (international) : 443-353-4519 Email : extremeprofithunters@moneymappress.com

What kinds of trades can I expect from Weekly Cash Clock?

Most often, we'll be buying straight calls or puts. This is the simplest kind of options trading. When there aren't any good call or put recommendations available, however, I may recommend a spread trade. This involves buying and selling two options at the same time, on the same order ticket. You can find all the details of placing these spread trades, which I refer to as Loophole Trades, in this guide .

Does long-term thinking still matter in a short-term market?

A: Definitely. The fundamental relationships between risk and reward play out within the context of much longer cycles. Like a doctor, we want to understand where things fit so that we have the ability to withstand short-term volatility and profit from it – like the transition to higher interest rates that’s beginning now.

Why use a 25% or 20% stop? Why not 10%?

A: To be honest, you can run stops at any percentage level you want. My research, though, suggests that 25% is a palatably wide “band” that protects our money while also preventing us from getting bounced out of trades prematurely by normal volatility. Here’s the key… When a trade really begins to run, volatility tends to quiet down. Most people think of volatility as it relates to the downside, but in reality, volatility has a close relationship to upward price movement, too. What I mean by this is that the faster and more easily price moves, the lower the volatility signature of most financial instruments – in this case YCS. That, in turn, translates to tighter stops and, of course, higher potential profits. As for 10%, I get that question a lot. Many people simply find 10% to be psychologically more palatable. But there is a wrinkle. Stops that are too tight frequently result in traders getting bounced out of otherwise solid trades prematurely. So you’ve got to have a handle on how, when, and under what conditions you’ll reenter the trade if you want back in. Most people think they have this covered but in reality it’s a lot harder than you would think, even for professionals. So I stick with what I believe would be the best for thousands of subscribers (based on their constant feedback over the years).

You don’t always offer an explanation when a stock drops below a stop and we sell. Why is that?

A: Not to be trite, but sometimes there isn’t an explanation. Under the circumstances, the most important thing is that we exercise our discipline and exit the trade to protect both our capital and our profits. Studies show that doing so can dramatically increase our returns over time, no matter what the “story” turns out to be.

Why do some trades have no trailing stop?

A: There are a couple of reasons we wouldn’t want to have a trailing stop on a trade. In some cases, we want to “average down” if the price falls, which allows us to do one of our favorite things: buy stocks we want at bargain prices. In other cases, we’ve captured “free trades” – trades that doubled in value, effectively giving us the position for free, which we allow to run. And in still other cases, like with the Rydex Inverse S&P Strategy Fund , the stock forms a core holding, and we don’t want to get stopped out on a dip. The important thing to remember is that Money Map Report portfolio has multiple levels of protection built into it, to make it as sound as possible under the broadest range of market conditions. I don’t want to leave anything to chance, if I can help it, and I don’t want you to, either.

Why do we use trailing stops, even if they occasionally lose us money?

A: Studies show that investors who utilize strict rules like trailing stops – even though they can result in losses from time to time – do better overall than those that don’t. Trailing stops offer three key advantages: 1) They keep you from selling your stocks during powerful uptrends; 2) They prevent small losses from becoming catastrophic losses; and, 3) They keep you from flying by the seat of your pants and letting emotion creep into your investing decisions.

Why don’t we invest in social media stocks like Facebook or Twitter?

A: That’s a question I get a lot. We don’t invest in Facebook Inc. (NasdaqGS:FB) because Facebook is a stock best suited for speculators and traders . It’s at 100+ times earnings and has very little going for it other than the hope that social media may pay off, and the illusion that it represents a new way of doing things. Consequently, Facebook doesn’t fit our safety-first mandate. That said, I know that many readers have money outside the MMR recommendations, including shares of FB and TWTR. If you’re one of them, be careful… there may be more gains ahead, but ask yourself if you could stomach the losses if it breaks down.

My bank is putting pressure on me to buy another CD since mine matured. Help!

A: Certificates of deposit (CDs) are great if you need to lock up your cash for a future expenditure or if you’ve earmarked the money for emergencies. Otherwise, consider a short-term bond fund, like NEARX, which still gives you the flexibility you may want plus a higher short-term rate. It’s one of the few instances where the risk may be worth the reward. I don’t believe the rates on longer-term instruments carry enough of a premium to justify the risk of principal loss, any more than I think locking up your money makes sense right now given the Fed’s outlook.

My broker is suggesting “floating rate bonds” as protection against rising rates. What’s your take?

A: Floating rates bonds sound attractive because the rates are tied to short-term benchmarks like the LIBOR. The thinking is that as rates go up, the bonds adjust concurrently. Tread cautiously, though. Many companies that use floating rate loans are higher credit risks. That means the default rate is higher, too. You don’t want to get caught holding the bag.

Does The Money Map Report try to time the markets?

A: No way! And here’s why: According to research done by Barron’s , 85% of all buy/sell decisions are incorrect. That’s because emotional bias drives bad decisions, particularly when it comes to attempts to time the market. More than 90% of portfolio volatility comes from allocation. Get that right, and chances are good you’ll come out way ahead of the game, especially if you use our 50-40-10 portfolio.

What are your thoughts on Dividend Reinvestment Programs (DRIPs)?

A: A “DRIP” is a program you can set up with your broker that allows you to use your dividend payments to buy new shares of the company. It effectively allows an investor to passively build a larger and larger position in a stock without ever having to shell out another dime to buy new shares. The beauty of a DRIP is that it takes the guesswork out of when to buy more shares. For longer-term investors, we think a DRIP program is one of the best uses of dividends. Our research indicates that re-investing dividends can increase your overall performance by roughly 40% over the course of 10 years. That adds up over time, especially when you consider that if you hold a position long enough, the dividends eventually pay for the initial investment… and then some. Which means you then own the stock for “free.” It’s not uncommon for longer-term investors who have followed this approach to receive more in dividends than they spent on their initial investment !

Are rising yields going to kill my dividend stocks?

A: Perhaps in the short term. But longer term, dividend-paying stocks remain one of the smartest, most efficient investments available. They account for 80% to 90% of total stock market returns over time. That said, all dividend payers are not equal, especially now. I view high payout ratios, slowing growth, and ultra-high dividends as bigger risks than they used to be. Stick to the “steady Eddies,” like those we have in our portfolio, with long, stable dividend histories. Use dips as buying opportunities.

Shah, I’ve got some really super profits built up in biotechs, but I’m concerned by the recent pullback. Should I lighten up?

A: First off, congrats on the profits and way to go! Now, it would be inappropriate, not to mention illegal, for me to provide you with personalized advice. I don’t know nearly enough about you, your investment goals, and risk tolerances. But I will say that one of the best things any investor can do is take money off the table. Practically speaking, the fact that you are wondering about taking profits tells me that’s probably an appropriate thing to do. That’s important because we all have common sense as kids… it’s just squeezed out of us as adults. Case in point – and we’ve all been there – is the temptation to let investments run in the name of bigger profits. The problem is that nobody knows if and when a correction will hit – not even me. That’s one of the reasons I encourage the use of trailing stops (see below). The trailing stop accomplishes three things: 1) you can ride the bull still higher if the markets want to run, 2) you keep risk to razor-thin levels, and 3) you take emotions out of the equation. The way I see it, you can never go broke taking profits .

Why are you so fond of gold?

A: That’s a great question – especially since gold has taken a beating lately. I like gold because it insures us against crisis. Despite widespread belief to the contrary, gold has never been an inflation hedge. But is a great crisis hedge. Research shows that there is a 10:1 relationship between gold prices and bond coupon rates (which are related to inflation). Over time, the two move such that having $1 in gold for every $10 in bond principal can help immunize your bonds, while “insuring” your hard-earned income. Don’t forget, gold is not just about individuals any more. Entire governments are buying to preserve their purchasing power – just like we are, albeit on a much smaller scale.

I was blindsided in 2007/2008 when the market turned. How can I tell if the markets are getting ready to do it again?

A: By remembering this fundamental truth: Healthy markets have strong internals. What I mean by that is broad swathes of the market go up in unison, rather than just a few big name stocks that camouflage general weakness. You can check yourself by examining the number of advancing versus declining issues – the number of stocks that are going up next to the number of stocks going down – in most charting services. At StockCharts.com , for example, key in “$NYAD”, check “cumulative” in the “type” window, and then hit refresh. (StockCharts is just the first example that came to mind. There are plenty of other excellent free charting services out there.) When it’s rising and making new highs, that’s a sign of strength. When it’s falling, things are weakening.

What do you mean when you say it’s important for investors to have a discipline?

A: Investment discipline is knowing your strategy for a trade – both if it goes well and if it goes badly – and sticking to it. Too many investors second-guess themselves. They confidently talk about exiting a position if the position trades down to particular level – while it’s on the way up. But a funny thing happens when the same position starts trading down, especially when it reaches the point where they originally claimed they would sell the position. A lot of investors will make a new set of rules and allow the position to trade to an even lower point before they sell – if they ever sell at all. There have been volumes written about why investors do this. But the main reason, it seems, is that these same investors don’t really have a discipline. They know “why” they bought the position, but they have no idea what to do with it after they own it. That’s one of things we mean when we talk about “having a discipline.” One of the most important lessons investors can learn is how to understand their position from start to finish – before they enter the position in the first place. Knowing when you are going to exit the position if it is a winning trade and knowing when to exit the trade if it is a losing trade will take all the guess work out from the get go. That’s having an investment discipline.

The portfolio seems to have a lot of “Rocket Riders” in it. When are we going to see some more “Growth & Income” recommendations?

A: Thanks for staying so focused! Your question raises an important point about portfolio rebalancing. Rebalancing is the periodic adjustment of your own investments to reflect market conditions that have changed, buying and selling specific investments in order to bring your risk down and boost your returns. It’s a vital part of having an investment discipline. Here’s how that works. Say John has $10,000 invested in the model portfolio: $5,000 in Base Builders, $4,000 in Growth & Income, and $1,000 into Rocket Riders. A year later, John finds his Rocket Riders have appreciated by $500, his Growth picks are up $2,000, and his Base Builders have fallen by $1,000. So his 50/40/10 split is now more like 35/52/13. The value of his overall portfolio is up by $1,500, but his risks are mounting. That’s where many investors find themselves now. The markets have run up some 150% from their March 2009 lows. Anybody who’s got stocks and who hasn’t rebalanced is just asking for a repeat of 1999 – or 2007 if (or when) things roll over. Fortunately, the solution is very simple. To get back to his preferred 50/40/10 split, John “rebalances.” He harvests $350 in gains from Rocket Riders stocks, sells $1,400 from his Growth & Income holdings, and puts the proceeds ($1,750) into Base Builder choices (which have lost value and are therefore “on sale”). Now his risk is appropriately distributed again. If you’re interested, you can find additional discussion of rebalancing on page 62 of “ The Money Map Method .”

I understand how The Money Map Method works. How do I actually do it? Is there a suggested allocation to get started?

A: How you actually follow the Money Map Method depends heavily on your personal goals and risk tolerances as an investor. Since it’s not possible for any of us at The Money Map Report to know what those are, it would be inappropriate – not to mention illegal – to provide specific, tailored advice. That said, the 50-40-10 portfolio works the same with $5,000 or $500 million. Careful study shows that having 50% of one’s assets in the “Base Builders” is optimal. Right now, there are five holdings in the Base Builders section, so that would work out to roughly 10% of your portfolio per holding. So, for example, if you’ve got $50,000 to invest, that would work out to putting $5,000 into each Base Builder. If you’re just getting started as an investor, I recommend splitting your investments into four equal chunks that are going to be invested over the course of four quarters. That way, you can begin harvesting the strength of the 50-40-10 but also have capital available for new recommendations using a form of “dollar-cost averaging.” It takes a bit more time and effort, but I think that’s merited with the markets as volatile and unpredictable as they are. If you’re interested in a general overview of position sizing, Dr. Van Tharp has a very good one at this link: http://www.vantharp.com/tharp-concepts/position-sizing.asp

I’m a new Money Map Report member. How should I start building my portfolio?

A: Welcome to the team! First, realign your thinking. Group your stocks according to the 50-40-10 model we describe in “ The Money Map Method ,” with an emphasis on establishing your Base Builders first – that’s 50% of your portfolio. I recommend starting with the Vanguard Wellington Fund (VWELX). Next, flesh out your Global Growth & Income choices. These are the globally recognized brands with strong balance sheets and pay above-average dividend yields. They should make up 40% of your portfolio. And third, once the bulk of your assets are protected and earning a solid return, begin adding Rocket Riders for some extra “spice.” These selections comprise just 10% of your portfolio. Do not “cherry pick” your holdings- that’s a recipe for disaster. And never chase a recommendation if it’s above a suggested buy-up-to price. Instead, wait for a price dip or a new recommendation. This may be frustrating if you want to get everything rolling at once, but never lose sight of the fact that the market moves in cycles. Chances are, you’ll get another shot sooner or later, so by all means, wait until you can get in without taking on undue risk.

How many trades will we be in at a time?

A: For Money Calendar Pro , we’ve had an average of 6-12 trades on at any time. But that can vary based on market conditions and what the Money Calendar shows us. Remember, Tom cherry-picks the top 0.06% of all potential Money Calendar trades to insist on the absolute best in terms of risk and return. For Weekly Cash Clock , we’ve had an average of 1-2 trades on at any time. And for Microcurrency Trader , most of our trades are going to be relatively short – a few hours, a few days, or a few weeks at maximum, so we probably won’t have a lot of coins in our portfolio at one time.

How long will we have these trades open?

A : For Money Calendar Pro , never more than 30 days. For Weekly Cash Clock , never more than one week. And for Microcurrency Trader , That depends on what coin we’re trading and what pattern we’re tracking. For example, some smaller coins tend to experience explosive price movements in short periods of time – we’re talking 24-48 hours. Some trades will take more time to develop in our favor. With some of the larger, more established coins like bitcoin and ether, we might execute a trade based on a daily pattern, buying low in the morning and selling high in the evening, making as much as 1,000% in just a couple of hours. In short, the duration of our trades can range anywhere from a few hours to a few weeks. So be ready for anything.

What if I miss an email bulletin from Tom Gentile's Trading Circle ?

A: If you miss an alert, the first thing you’ll want to do is check the alert archives on the website and see if the trade is still open and trading below my “buy up to” price. Next, make sure Money Map Press emails are whitelisted. You can learn how to do that here .

How will I get your trade instructions for Tom Gentile's Trading Circle ?

A: With every trade, Tom will spell out three main things: TARGET PRICE for entry PROFIT TARGET for exit TIME TARGET for exit That’s everything you need to know in advance. Exactly when to get in… what your goal is, and when to get out. And, of course, exactly how to set up every trade based on that exact information .

What kind of trades will we be making with Tom Gentile's Trading Circle?

A: You’ll get each and every one of Tom’s options and crypto research and trade recommendations. You’ll also get 24/7 Access to the Members-Only Website. This is where you’ll be able to tap into everything Tom Gentile’s Trading Circle offers, including the entire archive of trading alerts, access to all of his training videos, detailed research reports, and more. And, you’ll get a free subscription to Tom’s Power Profit Trades . As an added bonus, you will start getting Tom’s training course delivered to your inbox twice each week. This is like getting a master’s degree in this new and exciting way of making money. Tom will cover everything from basic options vocabulary to the most complex options trades. You should begin receiving Power Profit Trades within the next week.

What do I get as a Money Map Resource Network Member?

A: You’ll immediately receive access to every trade recommended through Tom Gentile’s Money Calendar Pro , Weekly Cash Clock , and Microcurrency Trader trading services. You’ll receive all his trade instructions and updates, training videos, access to members-only websites, and more. You also have access to an exclusive Tom Gentile’s Trading Circle website, which includes a special dashboard that consolidates all of your active trade recommendations in one place. There are many other perks to being a Tom Gentile’s Trading Circle member, some of which are still in development. So stay tuned!

Where can I find the latest stock recommendations and trade instructions?

A: There are two places. First, you can find the trade instructions for the latest recommendations in the latest monthly issue. Simply go to the digital archives, click on the latest issue – and you’ll find the latest trades. If you want to find out the latest instructions for older positions, all you have to do is visit the online portfolio for each newsletter service. These portfolios are updated daily with the latest trades and instructions. Below, you’ll find links that will take you right where you need to go: To explore the Money Map Report Portfolio, click here . To explore the Fast Fortune Club , Portfolio, click here . To explore the Nova-X Report Portfolio, click here . While Private Briefing doesn’t track its recommendations, you can find a list of stocks Bill has recommended by clicking here .

Where can I find my newsletter subscriptions?

A: Go to the Money Map Press website and log in with your user name and password. Once you’re logged in, you’ll be able to click on “Subscriptions” – it’s in the middle of the menu bar at the top of your browser window. A pop-up menu will appear, and Money Map Report , Nova-X Report , Fast Fortune Club , and Private Briefing will have check marks next to them (as will any other trading services to which you’re subscribed). Click on the name of each newsletter to explore the wealth of resources that each service has to offer. Once you’re logged in, you’ll be able view the up-to-date portfolio, read weekly email updates and monthly issues, and browse the extensive library of research reports for each service. Many of these reports are required reading – you’ll learn more about the investing philosophy of each expert, as well as more about the core tenets underpinning each service.

Which of your experts should I follow?

We understand that the sheer amount of information you’ll get with Passport Fellowship can be a bit overwhelming at first. In time, however, you’ll discover why so many consider these four publications required reading for investors For now, however, you might be left wondering: where do I begin? Again, that’s entirely up to you. You can pick your favorite service, cherry-pick different recommendations from different portfolios, or you can follow along religiously with each newsletter service – it’s entirely your call. There are a few differences between the newsletters included in your Passport Fellowship subscription. If you’re short on investible capital, or want to adhere to a single investment philosophy, or simply don’t have the time to keep up with four newsletters right now, just ask yourself a couple of questions… Do you… …believe in a sound investing strategy with a portfolio designed to limit risk? Then Money Map Report might be your best bet. …believe that tomorrow’s billionaires will be coming out of the tech sector? Go with Nova-X Report. … believe that you can beat Wall Street at their own game with fast and easy moves? Check out Fast Fortune Club. We do recommend that you keep up with Bill Patalon’s daily Private Briefing – especially if you’re new to investing. Bill takes a “learn while you earn” approach to the markets, where he teaches you everything you need to know about trading while giving you profitable recommendations.

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We get this question a lot, and it’s impossible to answer, because every investor’s objectives and risk tolerance are different.

The short answer: That’s entirely up to you and your broker.

In general, we do recommend two risk management principles: 1) following a “position sizing” discipline that works for you and 2) using trailing stops to protect your principal and your profits. Beyond that, we can’t offer any advice about how much to invest in any position.

One rule of thumb you may want to follow is to make certain you don’t have any more than 2% of your risk capital exposed to any single investment (unless specifically advised by the editor). Studies show that this helps keep risk down to palatable levels, while still allowing you to build a diversified risk portfolio capable of stellar performance over time.

When your 2% max investment is combined with a 25% trailing stop, you should never lose more than 0.5% of the value of your total portfolio on any one play. Let’s say you have $100,000 to invest. The max you would put into any position is $2,000. And with a 25% trailing stop, the most you could ever lose in that play is $500 (1/200th of your total).

When it comes to controlling risk and position sizing, there are many rules, but one trumps them all… don’t play the game if you don’t have the cash to back it up.

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