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The Chartist tells you when to buy, when to sell and how to manage your trades.Invest where it counts the most – in yourself. Subscribe to The Chartist stock market newsletter: ideal for individuals and SMSF managers wanting to take control of their financial future, without the need for expensive financial planners and managed funds. On Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings Scott Goddard analyses major global indices or commodities, such as Gold, S&P 500, Dow Jones and others. Peter analyses 3 stocks and chooses those stocks whose patterns look interesting or where the stock is going through a major change. Each weekday evening Peter Hammersley offers insightful analysis on ASX stocks. The goal is to protect our capital during a down trend.Ĭharting Analysis: For ASX and Global markets. The philosophy behind our long term investing is that we want to invest whist the market is trending up but revert to cash when the market turns down. The Growth Portfolio is monitored daily and has an average trade length of around 8 months whereas the SMSF Timer is a weekly strategy that trades out to 3 years.
Growth Portfolio : long term trading or active investment strategies. Within the ASX Power Setups® we include a dividend momentum strategy and a high frequency US strategy.
Alternatively we offer discretionary Power Setups® for traders who want to be presented with trading opportunities but want the freedom to decide which trades to take. The system is computer designed and robustly tested using historical data. There is both a systematic trading system where you simply follow along, no emotion is involved. Power Setups®: The Power Setups® are short term trading systems. The subscription service is divided into sections: Power Setups® (both ASX and US) for short term traders, the Growth Portfolio for long term traders or active investors and finally our Chart Research (both ASX and global markets). When you subscribe to The Chartist you can choose the areas that interest you. Craig manages the signals for the ASX Power Setups®, US Power Setups® and Growth Portfolio.Ĭombine Peter, Scott and Craig’s analytical skills with Nick Radge’s technical analysis, system design and trading methods and you have a stock market newsletter that is dynamic, interesting and different. Nick Radge and Craig Fisher work together coding and testing trading systems for The Chartist. Managing your trades is an essential element to successful trading or investing.Ĭraig Fisher is our resident expert on trading system design. We will suggest when to buy, when to sell and where to set your stops. As we cannot predict the future, any trade recommendations from The Chartist always come with an exit strategy or ‘stop’. No one can predict the future and how a stock or market will perform, however we can use history to identify what may occur. To clarify, technical analysis is not a form of prediction. Scott uses pattern recognition, price and volume evaluation to determine how a market or product is expected to react. Scott Goddard is the global markets and foreign exchange analyst at The Chartist. When combined, both wave structure and time analysis create a new dimension of confluence to help make better trading and investing decisions. He also looks at a time element learnt from Robert Miner, author of Dynamic Trading. When Peter analyses a stock’s pattern he generally presents both a standard technical view of the chart as well as more in-depth analysis based on Elliott Wave Principle. Peter Hammersley specialises in Elliott Wave Principle. They are each specialists in their own way. The Chartist employs three technical analysts who have all been mentored by Nick during the last 10 years. Nick Radge personally trades the US Power Setups®, the US Momentum strategy and he uses the Growth Portfolio to manage his self managed super fund (SMSF). The Chartist is different because we invest our money the same way we advise our subscribers to. The Chartist offers insightful analysis of ASX stocks and global markets. Nick established The Chartist with Trish Radge in 1998.
Nick Radge, Head of Research & Trading at The Chartist, is renowned for being very direct and straight to the point. Stock market newsletters abound however The Chartist is a newsletter like no other.
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