Boeing Has Been Sold

May 17, 2013, 13:35 pm ET, BY Thomas H. Kee Jr- Editor, Stock Traders Daily| Editor: Thomas H. Kee Jr. (Follow on LinkedIn)

Every week Stock Traders Daily offers a stock that is designed specifically for the “Stock of the Week” strategy.  This is a strategy whose objective is to start and end every week in cash, to be proactive and capable of making money in any market environment, and one which has integrated risk controls that protects investors if the market or the week’s selection goes against them.  Only one stock is chosen for the week ahead, with conditional orders that can be integrated into almost any brokerage platform.

These qualities have allowed this strategy to outperform the Market significantly since inception.  From its inception date, at the end of 2007, the “Stock of the Week” strategy offered by Stock Traders Daily has returned over 210%, versus the S&P 500 who has just started making money from its high in 2007 and it up only 12% over that same 5 ½ year time span. 

Only because this strategy is proactive, nimble, and capable of making money in both directions with integrated risk controls has it been able to beat the market so handily over time.  During this past week the “Stock of the Week” selection was The Boeing Company (NYSE:BA).  The stock was purchased near $94.41, sold near $98.24, returning about 4% for the week.  By rule, we end every week in cash so we can begin every week with a clear mind and a fresh outlook, and although in today’s market environment that does not sound necessary, experienced investors know just how valuable that quality is over time.

Most recently, the recommendation to buy Boeing was derived from our market-based correlation tools and our real time stock reports.  These are available to subscribers of Stock Traders Daily.  In addition, so is the “Stock of the Week” strategy, whose next selection will be made on Sunday as usual.  Every Sunday Stock Traders Daily reveals its next selection, and provides a detailed correlated trading plan designed to go with the flow of the market in its anticipated direction in the week that follows.

Support and Resistance Plot Chart for

Real Time Updates for Repeat Institutional Readers:

Factset: Request User/Pass

Bloomberg, Reuters, Refinitiv, Zacks, or IB users: Access Here.