3-Way Managed Risk Portfolio

Investing in the stock market is risky!

Okay… There, we said it. Just so you’re sure about this… Investing in the stock market is very risky. Whatever you invest can be totally lost. Think WorldCom or Enron. It happens.

Now we aren’t talking about the jumping-from-a-bridge-with-a-rubberband-tide-to-your-ankles kind of risk. That’s pretty tame compared to betting your life savings that some big company will actually deliver on all their promises to keep their stock price from dropping.

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I’m pretty sure no one ever died bungee jumping, but chances are you probably know someone who got hurt in the stock market.

Stock market risk involves three main things:

1. Capital Risk - The risk of committing large sums of money to a single stock.
2. Stock Price Risk – The risk that the stock will drop in price. Sometimes drastically.
3. Time Risk – Eventually most stocks will regain value if they drop in price. But how long can you hold on and wait without selling?

The 3-Way Managed Risk Portfolio service points out a series of trades every month with the goal of generating a 5% return over a 30 to 90 day period. These investments are set up to manage the three risk factors above:

1. Capital Risk – Instead of committing a large sum of money to the purchase of a stock, the investments in this portfolio will purchase much lower cost Call Options as a substitute for the stock. The investments will control the same amount of stock for a fraction of the current stock price. Since it takes less of your cash, you can keep that extra money in those super safe CD or government bonds.
2. Stock Price Risk – Stocks can drop in price anytime. You can control this about as easily as you can control the weather. So you need to manage this risk. The investments in this portfolio are designed with a built in-cushion for a potential drop in the stock price.
3. Time Risk – We can’t control time either, that’s why the investments in this portfolio are designed so that even if the stock drops in price there should be ample time to recover the amount invested plus hopefully, some profit through further hedged moves.

The trades in this portfolio have an initial debit (amount you pay). That debit is the most you can lose on the trade and in all cases, is a fraction of the amount you would pay for the stock. This is a great way to see the types of trades that can act as substitutes for holding stock, and they have the added bonus of built-in hedges to help manage the three risk factors above. The strategies at the core of this portfolio should help you preserve capital, reduce risk, and make index-beating returns.

The 3-Way Managed Risk Portfolio will usually have three to five trades every month. Using sophisticated computer models, we hunt down the trades with the highest return and the lowest risk. Initial trades are posted once a month then monitored for any needed changes. This service uses one page with each trade dated along with a short discussion on why the trade was chosen. A table summarizes the portfolio trades and total profit for the month. Subscribers are notified by email each time the portfolio changes.

These are option trades and there is risk involved, so be sure to see the disclaimer at the bottom of this page.

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