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2. Look at the drawdowns, so you know the risk of
the investment. You should also find out what their policy on money
management is.
3. What are the fees?
How much do you pay and how does this impact on
performance and drawdown.
Fees on your pensions and investment add up!
4. Does the manager have a conflict of interest?
Fund managers who not only make management fees,
but also receive some of the dealing fees manage many pensions and
investments. If this is the case, there is a conflict of interest,
as they may trade to earn dealing fees, rather than concentrating
purely on the investments performance.
W D Gann’s Amazing Method One trading method that
you should consider when seeking above average growth potential in
pensions and investments are the methods of W D Gann.
$50 million in profits! Gann was one of the most
famous investors of all time amassing a fortune of $50 million
dollars. He predicted the 1929 stock market crash for example a year
in advance and then proceeded to buy the Dow’s lows in 1932!
Gann died in 1955, but his methods are still in
use today by astute investors and traders worldwide.
Just like any good investment method, the
techniques work on a wide variety of markets and aim to run the big
profitable trends and liquidate losses quickly.
Your pensions and investments can benefit from
this method of trading – it’s the basic logic upon which all
successful trading occurs.
It’s Your Money! So, invest it wisely. If you
have a self-administered scheme, a sipp, a stock or commodity fund,
make sure that when you pick a manager you pick the right one.
To learn more about using Gann methods to improve
your
pensions and investments performance
please visit our web site:
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