The best of all worlds

We had a reload entry mid week to add to our positions from last week´s chart book.

This propels our exposure to Silver to a scenario easily defined as the “The best of all worlds“.

Why? Well, let’s see in detail what this means to the investor.

Last Wednesday the 20th of March 2019, a brief window of opportunity allowed for another long entry in Silver:

Silver in US Dollar, daily chart as of March 20th 2019

Silver in US Dollar, daily chart as of March 20th 2019

Prices advanced only hours later to reach our desired financing zone, so we took profits and eliminated risk to this position:

The 60 minute chart showing profit taking:

Silver in US Dollar, 60 minute chart as of March 20th 2019

Silver in US Dollar, 60 minute chart as of March 20th 2019

The following day the next target of this reload long entry on Silver was met. (All trades were executed in real time in our Telegram channel)

Quick profit taking again – ideal entry timing allows for less time money being exposed to the markets = less risk:

Silver in US Dollar, 60 minute chart as of March 21st 2019

Silver in US Dollar, 60 minute chart as of March 21st 2019

Let’s look at the larger picture and why we are so enthused about these results. As you can imagine, there is a reason for today’s headline. The outcome of this scenario truly is a “win win”. A situation rarely to be found, since no matter what the market will do, the market participant always comes out ahead.

Three long positions, three runners open:

Silver in US Dollar, daily chart as of March 23rd 2019

Silver in US Dollar, daily chart as of March 23rd 2019

With an early core position established (A) and two reloads (B,C), we at each time went with very conservative position size towards the market. Each individual trade is independent from a risk perspective. As a whole we ended up with three longs, that each have a runner (the last 25% of each initial position) left to ensure possible additional profits. The stop for each position is at break even or better. This allows for wider than usual stops to survive larger retracements. This sort of stacked exposure catches larger directional moves, without the typical pyramiding, which is the contrary because it involves a very high risk.

With smart money management added, this approach is ideal to build a portfolio and grow exposure size, since if so desired, one can rather hold onto runners for longer time frame exposure, than the initial time frame trade. Position size growth, otherwise psychologically very cumbersome and counter intuitive, is solved here very elegantly in a low risk approach.

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