High Momentum Stocks and Portfolio Allocation: Insights from
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- Опубликовано: 4 июн 2024
- In today’s episode of Traders Talk ft. Alok Jain, the founder of Weekend Investing, we discuss insights from the world of momentum trading and momentum investing. He starts by explaining how momentum trading is all about picking the high momentum stocks that have been crushing it lately.
He offers advice on portfolio allocation, suggesting that investors start with a small percentage of their portfolio and gradually increase it over time as they become more confident in their momentum trading strategies. Alok also discusses the importance of discipline and systematic trading while executing intraday trading strategies and swing trading strategies.
Throughout the video, Alok emphasizes the importance of having a clear and well-defined approach to momentum trading, and offers guidance on how to select the right stocks and monitor performance. Moving ahead, he also discusses the potential future of momentum-based ETFs and factor-based ETFs, which he believes will become more popular in the years to come.
Drawing on his extensive experience in momentum trading, he offers practical advice on how to backtest trading strategies and maintain a balance between systematic trading and discretionary trading.
Overall, the video provides a comprehensive overview of momentum trading, with Alok Jain sharing his expertise and insights to help investors succeed in this exciting and dynamic field. Whether you're new to momentum trading or an experienced investor looking to refine your approach, this video offers valuable insights into the world of momentum stocks and momentum trading strategies.
Timestamps:
00:00 Quick introduction of Mr. Alok Jain, Founder of Weekend Investing
01:32 How Alok developed ‘Momentum trading’?
02:53 Rules of momentum trading strategy
04:50 Does momentum trading really work?
09:07 Diving deep into momentum trading
10:12 What is the real edge in momentum trading?
12:00 How much should one allocate to momentum trading?
14:05 Will Momentum based ETFs/ Factor based ETFs become a norm in the future?
16:07 How would Alok allocate his investments if he had one lac rupees?
19:54 Effect of SEBI changing the timing of the market on retail traders
23:03 How will the markets behave in 2023?
26:44 Which is one of the most important metrics in a backtest report?
28:00 How to maintain a balance between Systematic trading & Discretionary trading
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I'm not kidding when I say that the market crash and high inflation have me really stressed out and worried about retirement. I've been in the red for a while now and although people say these crisis has it perks, I'm losing my mind but I get it Investing is a long-term game, so focus on the long run.
I can’t focus on the long run when I should be retiring in 3years, you see I’ve got good companies in my portfolio and a good amount invested, but my profit has been stalling, does it mean this recession/unstable market doesn’t provide any calculated risk opportunities to make profit?
There are many ways to gain mouth-watering profits, particularly in a down market, but such complicated trades can only be executed by qualified market gurus.
I agree; my profit has remained constant regardless of the state of the market. I entered the market in early 2019 but was discouraged by the persistent downtrends and losses, so I sold off. I later returned to the market in December 2020, this time with advice from an investment adviser who was recommended by a well-known economist on a subreddit. To make a long story short, it's been two years and I've made over $850k by following his advice.
Definitely! All of this happened in less
than a year after I researched for his web name ''Jackson Sten Marsh.' told me what to do. I started with less than $100,000, and now I'm about 17,000
short of having a quarter million dollars.
Saddle up. The Fed needs to raise, raise, raise. Interest rates are still way too low. They must crush inflation or you can kiss your wealth goodbye.
Should I ask some query Should I ask some questions regarding the stock?
What ajay ji se i dont understand his strstagy can y can what we have to do in momentum investing
Sir ...can we use heikin ashi candle as well for this strategy or only normal candle??
Nothing, basically what he's saying is ride the tide, whenever the momentum ends you leave the stock, catch another momentum and ride again, create a fundamental good stocks in your portfolio and watchlists in order to trace them properly, believe me initially I had so much fear riding momentum stocks but slowly but gradually I'm learning, you have start with your 10 percent amount for momentum ride once you become confident increase your percentage
Where can I see these cohorts which I can join?
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22 years
What I have understood it that be in that asset class for the long term ( By and hold asset class)
Nice
I am 23, i am an investor and curious about trading
MOTI Nasdaq 100 ETF is it good to invest for long time
If you are just starting your investing journey, go with mutual funds
Makes sense. Mutual funds are a good starting point.
i am 3 yrs younger than sir's market experience😂
Same bro🤟
Good
Haha ..lucky U!! 🤠
@@AlokJain sir we are do lucky to hear you guys at start of our journey 😊😊
@@AlokJain sir
Just now I watched ur july 2021 video where u explained "how 25yo can reach 100cr corpus by retirement"
It was the same month when I started taking capital market seriously.😛
23 Years old!!
:)
20 year
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I'm 18
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Only discussion no strategy is revealed
There's no strategy, just ride the tide and enjoy momentum until it lasts and exit
I'm 2000 born
66yo
2 yrs younger than his stint
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