Win the long game

 

In the world of investing, data should be king, but too often it’s lacking or opaque. Funds and strategies fold or morph, and older, failing data is put aside, with ‘new’ (freshly washed) track records coming into play. It’s a methodology that’s so common in the industry that we just tend to accept it as the way things are.

Which is one reason I feel particularly proud of our longest running trading method, with live results going back over a decade, and back-tested results going back 21 years!

If you’re already a user of the HAV Trading system, then I hope you’ve enjoyed pocketing the 17.8% profits we’ve seen already this year, with a trading method that’s so low-effort, you only need to log into your account once a week!

If you haven’t been able to take advantage of this yet, then please keep reading, because I’m keen to get as many Trader’s Bulletin readers started with HAV before you miss out on any more profits.

Last year, this made £10,894.62 profits, that’s 43.58% of a fixed £25k bank (not compounded).

So far this year, I’ve opened 10 trades. I’ve closed out profits of £3,410.79 (that includes trades run over from 2020), and have open profits of £1,035.10

If you want to see the full results going back to 2000, you can find them HERE.

How has this method managed to stay so successful for so long?

It’s down to the basic trading wisdom of following the long-term trend.

HAV Trading looks for established trends at the end of each week, and it rides them for weeks or months, collecting substantial profits. Of course, sometimes the signals will be wrong (false signals are part of trading), but by maximizing the profits when the market does get into its stride, we’ve easily outweighed any losses.

Don’t get me wrong – this isn’t exciting dynamic fast-paced trading. You won’t be buying and selling multiple times a day (while making your broker rich). It’s the steady earner that works in the background, requiring just a few minutes each weekend of management.

If you want the thrill of day trading – fine. But do that in the knowledge that you have something substantial working in the background for you.

Now, I mentioned earlier that I want to make this as easy to access as possible for as many traders as I can. That’s why it comes with a very generous 60-day risk-free trial. If you’re not 100% happy after 60 days, you can get a full refund.

 

 

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