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Quick, Easy, and Accessible: Learn and Implement Index Rebalancing Effortlessly
Why Index Rebalancing?
What is it?
Index Rebalancing utilizes index ETFs such as the SPY or the QQQ to help diversify risk among several companies within the index.
First, your personal target amount is determined. This is the amount you feel comfortable with held in the ETF and the amount the system will use to determine buy or sell moves.
Next, you will decide how often you want to rebalance your ETF position, i.e. daily, weekly, every other day, or even multiple times daily. Rebalancing your position more often will generally yield better results. Just try to be consistent.
Then comes the exciting part! You will use the Index Rebalancing System to easily manage your position without emotion. When there are gains, rebalancing will cause you to sell and take the profit out. When prices are down, the system will cue a purchase back up to the target amount. This will help you systematically buy low and sell high. Your holdings are rebalanced as often as you choose! Sound simple? It is! Everything is explained step-by-step in Videos and a 56 page PDF Index Rebalancing Guide.
Important Note: Index Rebalancing is best done in a tax-advantaged plan such as an IRA, ROTH IRA, 401K, or 403B.
* Don't worry, the PDF guide walks you through this every step of the way!
Why does it work?
Index Rebalancing is nothing new and not mysterious. The system incorporates five very well-known principles in the investment world that most professionals would agree are proven to work.
- Rebalancing- When done properly and consistently, rebalancing will help you systematically buy low and sell high. The system teaches you how to do this every step of the way!
- Dollar Cost Averaging- This helps reduce the overall cost of an entire position. Index Rebalancing allows you to take advantage of this solid investment principle.
- Profit Taking- FOMO or "Fear Of Missing Out" often prevents investors from selling winners and holding on for too long. Index Rebalancing systematically banks profits from winning positions by rebalancing often.
- Averaging Down- Index Rebalancing takes advantage of averaging down but helps reduce overall risk by utilizing indexes instead of individual stocks. Smaller systematic purchases are triggered when prices are lower to bring overall cost down.
- Consistency Wins the Race- Much like the tortoise, consistent stable growth will outperform risky volatile trading in the long run. Index Rebalancing achieves this in a fun and active manner that is easy to learn.
Is it difficult?
Not at all! Almost anyone can start with any amount of money! The videos and PDF Guide will walk you through the system every step of the way. Even a first-time investor can easily use Index Rebalancing to start investing toward their dreams! You will be guided at every stage, from selecting the right broker all the way to buying and selling daily if you should so choose.
Is it expensive?
Not even close! Index Rebalancing can be done with any amount of money at commission-free brokers like Robinhood or Webull. The system itself is offered at a nominal price of only $19.95!
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Power of Indexes
Indexes offer many advantages for investors over individual stocks or mutual funds. Indexes don't have a fund manager like a mutual fund so they don't carry the heavy fees associated with them either.
ETF's like the QQQ mirror the tech-heavy Nasdaq 100 and allow investors a way to own stocks like NVDA, GOOG and AAPL without the risk normally associated with holding only one of those individual stocks.
Index Rebalancing is a simple way to maximize the potential of holding index ETFs.