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Tuesday, December 29, 2009

Beginners Basic Overview Of ETF Trend Trading

By Patrick Deaton

There are many types of ETF trading. Many have similarities to each other or are used by traders in unison. ETF trend trading is one type of trading method. It is used more commonly by individuals who participate in more high risk trading. But, when the appropriate strategies are used, trend trading can perform as well as the more standard types of trading.

Traders participate in trend trading use many of the same strategies that traders use to make successful trades in other types of ETF trading. Some do not do the necessary research to know that a trend in a sector they are not familiar with has a historical presence and they may not sell at the appropriate time. With any type of EFT trading it is important that an individual take the time to research, analyze, and do the historical data collection that is necessary to make a wise decision.

In order to accomplish effective trend trading the trader will need to determine what sector they wish to analyze. This may be one of the sectors that a person is currently trading in, or a sector that is in another basket. In some cases, an individual will choose the sector based on the company that consistently has had trends that peak as part of their historical data.

Many websites offer trend trading techniques, methods, tips, and strategies. However, in most cases a person who does a historical analysis of a sector will find that some trends are reoccurring and this knowledge will allow them to come into the market when the trend is going to come in and get out when it reaches it peak through a buy and sell point setting strategy. An example would be an electronics firm that introduces a new product each year. The stock for this company raises significantly right before and right after the product is introduced. By the fourth month the stock starts to drop. By the seventh month the stock tanks and the firm's stock remains at the bottom of the index for five months. An individual with the historical data would know to come in right before the stock raises and get out when it peaks. Without the necessary data a trader would come in somewhere near the top and get out somewhere near the bottom.

Trend trading also requires that an individual be aware of other factors that affect a sector's market. Many sectors experience a deep drop when a significant leader is displaced or dies. The drop will usually last while the company restructures. These events, plus moving average, trading volume, and historic highs and lows can give a trader a realistic calculation on the return they can expect from the trend.

If the trend trading is going to take place in a sector that a person is not familiar with, it will be beneficial to go on the websites that focus on trend trading. These websites will have information regarding all of the active baskets that have up and coming trends and what one can expect. Some sights also offer historical data regarding the sectors that are expected to trend.

Setting buy and sell limits will be important to effective and successful trend trading. This is an extremely fast moving form of trade and an individual can easily lose sight of their goals when they get caught up in the action of the trading environment. By setting buy and sell limits a person will find that they can enjoy the action, but still sell before they experience an adverse reaction.

Talking to professionals who know the details and intricacies of trend trading will help a trader to develop a strategy that will provide them with the greatest return for their investment. When deciding on the plan, method, and strategy that will be used, an individual will want to research successful trend trading methods and pattern to find the one that will best meet their needs. - 23199

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