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- Do you want to take care of your own money?
- Do you have a small amount of money but don't know where to start investing?
- Do you want to know WHAT and WHEN to BUY?
- Do you want to know WHAT and WHEN to SELL?
- Are you overwhelmed with the number of investment options — instruments such as Shares, Mutual Funds, Commodities, Bonds, Currency and many more?
- Are you looking for opportunities to enter the stock market but don't know how to begin?
- Do you want protect your money and minimise losses?
- Are you looking to start investing and build your retirement fund?
- Do you want to start a FIRE (gain Financial Independence and Retire Early)?
Tikerly aims to help you make an informed decision when you choose to buy/sell financial instruments. It identifies and flags positive and negative momentum in instruments' prices. Any information on the website should only be used as a guide to your investment decision. You must conduct your own research before acting.
How Does Tikerly Help
Tikerly analyses the prices of thousands of instruments traded in the US financial markets. It identifies the instruments with positive and negative momentum observed in their prices. It does so by reading the market sentiment inherent in prices, guided by a technique called Stage Analysis created by the legendary trader, Stan Weinstein.
Every price movement is assumed to be result of the struggle between the Bulls (those that believe the price will go up) and the Bears (those that believe that the price will go down).
Each instrument is classified under one of 4 stages.
Prices flatten out and could increase in the near future. These instruments are a Watch to Buy. The Bears lose momentum and the Bulls slowly emerge in strength.
Prices show positive upward movement. The instrument is a Buy to Hold. The Bulls gain and the Bears lose their respective numbers.
Prices lose upward momentum and flatten after a period of upward movement. The instrument becomes a Hold to Sell. The Bulls lose their numbers while the Bears slowly start gaining.
Prices decline. The instrument becomes a Sell or Short. The Bears have taken over and the Bulls have retreated.
Golden Rules of Stage Analysis
- Never Buy without checking the charts first
- Never invest in an instrument in Stage 4 or in Stage 3
- Always have a Trailing Stop-Loss for every instrument you have bought
- Always Buy an instrument only if it is in Stage 2 or, selectively, in Stage 1
- Always Buy an instrument that is doing well relative to the underlying market
- Don't buy during a bear market
If you follow the above rules consistently, you will be right a majority of the time. You will let your profit run, whilst cutting your losses in a timely manner. You will build your wealth gradually and gain financial freedom.