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Risk versus Reward

By Blue Collar Investment,
BlueCollarInvestment.com



Here at Blue Collar Investment we cater to two different types of trading styles. These two would be the rather conservative side of trading and the risky side of trading. Both styles can be equally lucrative and but one is obviously more risky than the other. We will start first with the riskier trading style.

Earning Trend Trade

Underneath the earning trend trade umbrella, one is able to purchase a stock about two weeks before an earning call and gain, sometimes, a very large amount of money before the actual call. Why? Well for one reason. The anticipation that the company will gain more than what is already figured in the price drives investors to purchase the stock which inherently drives the price of the stock. Now this is a bit risky and can take some practice as to when to enter and exit the stock. This style of trading is very profitable for the short sell and is not intended for a trader is intends on holding on the stock.

At Blue Collar Investment, LLC, we have designed a patented system that sorts the earnings each day into two week lots. We post what we believe to be the riskiest of the trends trade and what looks as thought will most likely give a strong, one day gain. There are many things to take into account when purchasing these picks, so we take the guess work out for you and provide solid reasons as to why one should purchase or not purchase. The greatest part about this style of trading is that it doesn’t matter what condition the market is in. As a matter of fact, the worse condition the market is the better.

These rules and how to trade in this style comes with the membership.

Sector Trades

The Sector Trade is the safer of the two types of trading. At Blue Collar Investment, we recognize that certain stocks peak at certain times. Each month, we provide a set of picks that are apart of a particular sector that we believe will allow a simple investor to gain 10-30 percent every 90 days. These picks range from the Blue Chips of the S&P to the small to mid size caps on the NASDAQ. One stock we never recommend is the OTC or Pink Sheets no matter what is happening with it. If you want casino action, we suggest you go to a casino (Your odds are probably better).




Date Created: 2007-03-14



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