If you think your "financial advisor" does anything but talk to you, you're wrong.
It's all automated, and actually extremely simple.
As far as I know this is a huge secret, but fuck them, they fired me.
Do you want to follow the "investment strategy" of one of the biggest mutual funds / investment companies?
Your investment is non-transparently spread into 30 CFD contracts.
>Weekly investment.
>Monthly investment.
>Yearly investment.
These three are pretty much the same algorithm, just working with a different interval, at the same time.
So, for a weekly "portfolio":
>Script scans for the 10 best performing stocks from S&P500 - averages the performance of the last week and the performance of the last two weeks (last period, two last periods) to determine the best performing 10.
>Script buys a CFD for these "best" stocks with leverage 2-5x.
>When the period ends (week), script sells the contracts for companies which fell out of the recounted 10 best performing stocks; if some stocks are still in this roster, their contract lasts.
>Pretty much rinse & repeat forever.
When you spread the investment between 30 contracts based on week/month/year, it's extremely low risk. And it gets us regularly around 140% of profit for an investment a year. The client only gets 5-10% of that, depending on how generous the management feels that year. So you see that your investment made 5%? That's great, but it's made 100% for us already.
Do whatever you want with this knowledge.
It's not machine learning, it's not technical analysis or work of some extremely talented specialists, it's just betting on that what was doing well recently will keep doing well in the next period, leveraged to increase the profit and with a minimized risk.
Free money
The biggest red pill is that when an elite makes a trade, its only done if they are 100% aware of the outcome of that trade. So essentially the only way to make money is to follow what rhe elites are doing
Can I use the same method for simple stock trading?
The past decade the Federal Reserve has been propping up the market by buying stocks and other even more ridiculous schemes. It's all fake and it's going to end. Take solace in knowing that these people will lose it all.
Be careful when others are greedy
Yes. No part of OP's strategy requires any sort of data that isn't publically available. You could even program an algorithm to automate most of it if you're a half ass capable code monkey.
Sure. It's the easiest shit ever.
>it gets us regularly around 140% of profit for an investment a year
this can't be true, or even if it somehow is, it's not sustainable.
I've worked there for 5 years and each year the profits were like this.
This is literally the only source of income for a company that hires 500+ people and has HQ's in every state.
It is sustainable.
do you really believe that more than doubling your money every year without doing anything can go on forever? Why isn't everyone doing this if it's such a sure thing? Just goes to show how delusional the sentiment is on the boomer market.