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A Short-Term Trade With A 26% Gain
Long term investors set their goals rather low at times. Many long-term investors believe that returns will average 7% to 10% a year over the long run. Short term traders often expect larger returns. One reason for that is that there is more risk in the short term.
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In the long run, companies have time to overcome short term setbacks. This means that a single quarter that disappoints investors and management can be ignored since the focus is on the next five to ten years.
A focus on the short term also means that a stock could deliver extraordinary gains in less than a year and those gains could be magnified by using strategies that rely on options, as we explain in our latest article.
As we always do, we explain exactly what the strategy is, and we provide an example of the strategy using recent market data rather than hypothetical examples. Using real market data allows traders to see the powerful results that are actually possible, and they can be extraordinary as they are in this example.
We show exactly how this trade carries defined risk yet offers returns a long term investor could be happy with over a decade. The details can be found in our latest free educational article that is available right here.
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