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Yes I trade Mutual Funds. MS is one of the tools I use; Omnitrader is another. Am I successful at it?? I guess that depends on how you define "success" these days!
Anyway, I do it on a weekly or monthly basis. Fidelity Select are my funds of choice. There have been some good articles in TA of S&C over the last few years that seem to be good starting points.
Harry
--- In equismetastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "kelols" <kelols@xxxx> wrote:
> Hello Metastock junkies,
>
> Last year I started using Metastock. I've been trading for a living
> for a few years, and Metastock has helped increase my trading
> efficiency and productivity. I only trade mutal funds and some ETFs.
>
> Yeah, Mutual Funds. All of the traders I know who trade for a living
> and not as a sideline, and I know a lot of them, trade mainly mutual
> funds and ETFs--regardless of what they may say publicly. That's
> where they get most of their money--at least the ones I know who
> aren't starving. When you go to a party and people ask what you do
> for a living and you tell them you trade mutual funds, they think you
> can make more money selling girl scout cookies. I guess they feel
> sorry for me. Oh well, what they don't know won't hurt me!
>
> Anybody in this Metastock users group trade mutual funds as their
> primary trading focus?
>
> I see lots of option traders and all kinds of futures traders and
> some stock traders. A lot of questions go around about options,
> futures, and some stocks. I haven't seen anything about mutual funds.
> I guess the gamblers like options better. It gets the adrenaline
> flowing.
>
> Let me know if there are any boy scouts and old ladies out there that
> have figured out why you can make more money trading mutual funds
> than you can make from all the other stuff--and no I don't use
> someone's email alert system or whatever.
>
> By the way, there are mutual funds that specialize in options trading
> and futures trading. You can live vicariously through them with a
> whole lot less risk.
>
> If you trade Mutual Funds, less exchange a little info. However, not
> to be rude, I don't want to teach someone how to trade mutual funds,
> just to talk to a few traders that I don't know who ARE trading
> mutual funds.
>
> JO
>
> I'm going to post this in the other Metastock site also. So if you
> think you've seen it twice--you have!
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