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Swinging for the Fences With Another Club Superstar
From Baltimore – As you probably know, we at The Oxford Club are committed to diversification. It is at the very heart of how we invest.
This is because building a robust portfolio absolutely requires that you diversify your investments beyond a handful of stocks and embrace a true mix of investing strategies and asset classes.
And that is even more vital in today’s markets, which remain highly volatile.
So today, I’m so pleased that our latest Market Wake-Up Call segment features Quantitative Strategist Nicholas Vardy.
Nicholas has a fascinating history. Originally from Pittsburgh, he spent his summers roaming European capitals before attending Stanford University and then Harvard Law School and going on to work as a hedge fund trader.
And the story of how he came to the Club is an interesting one too. Chief Investment Strategist Alexander Green applauded Nicholas’ free market, global approach, as well as his extensive experience. Alex is very selective about who he permits to contribute writings to his flagship newsletter, The Oxford Communiqué… and Nicholas fit the bill. The two of them bring a vital diversification of expertise to the Club’s mix of investing strategies.
Nicholas’ approach is called swing trading because he trades the market’s sudden moves over the short term. As Market Wake-Up Call host Rachel Gearhart and Nicholas discuss in today’s video, swing trading is about identifying stocks with the most potential to move dramatically in the very short term.
And it doesn’t matter whether markets are moving up, down or sideways. This unique strategy leverages artificial intelligence and machine learning to extract patterns from the market and profit from them. In doing so, it removes what is often the biggest obstacle to investing success – human emotion.
“The weakest link in any trading system is you… the human being,” Nicholas notes in today’s interview. “Humans are subject to all sorts of cognitive biases that steer us toward bad decision making.”
Nicholas’ service, Oxford Swing Trader, provides subscribers with one of the most robust and impressive short-term trading strategies ever developed. The process of swing trading goes like this:
- Identify the stocks that are likely to move soon.
- Enter a position.
- Wait for the stock to rebound to what Nicholas calls its “primary trend.”
- Sell the position in as little as two to 10 days later to lock in your gains.
Here’s what a typical candlestick chart of a stock’s swing looks like. In this case, the stock is Mattel (Nasdaq: MAT).
As you can see, the stock suffered several big consecutive down days and then reversed suddenly. On this swing trade, an investor could have made 125% in just nine days.
By identifying stocks likely to move in this way, Nicholas’ system is racking up wins for his subscribers. Just recently, it allowed him to identify some top wins with Carvana (NYSE: CVNA) and Caterpillar (NYSE: CAT) as potential movers. So he recommended Carvana call options to subscribers for a 104.28% gain in 12 days and Caterpillar call options for a 92.08% gain in just six days.
It’s that kind of short-term trading – and profiting – that makes Oxford Swing Trader such a vital part of a Member’s diversified portfolio. In fact, Swing Trader fits into the topmost level of our Oxford Wealth Pyramid, which we call Ultra-Short-Term Targeted Trading.
I encourage you to watch today’s video to learn more about Nicholas and his fascinating strategy.
Nicholas has much more research where that comes from, and he details all of these potential profit opportunities in his trading research service, Oxford Swing Trader. It’s delivered to subscribers approximately twice a week.
If you’re interested in learning more about Nicholas’ swing trading strategies – and possibly even implementing them yourself – just click here… I know you won’t regret it.
Enjoy your Sunday,
Julia