My Simple Aussie ETF Investing Strategy: The Base & Trend Method
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Click here for Australia’s most cutting-edge ETF newsletter: https://etfadviser.com.au/ Learn my simple Australian ETF investing strategy for beginners built around the base-and-trend pattern, a technical framework that gives you clear buy signals on ASX ETFs like VAS and VGS. This strategy uses three key chart setups (1. Bottoming Base, 2. Double Bottom Trendline & Pivot, and 3. Breakout With Pivot) to identify when an ETF is transitioning from consolidation into a new trend. If you're getting started with passive investing in Australia or want a technical edge to improve your ETF portfolio entry timing, this base-to-trend system is designed to be effective on the Australian stock market. 0:00 Introduction 0:44 Part 1: The Big Idea: Everything Moves in Base and Trend 2:41 Part 2: The First Sign Something Is Changing 3:30 Moving Averages (SMA and EMA) 4:57 Pivots 5:35 Part 3: The Three Base Setups We Look For 6:10 Setup 1: Bottoming Base 7:13 Setup 2: DTP: Double Bottom + Trendline + Pivot 8:31 Setup 3: BOWP: Breakout With Pivot 10:02 Part 4: A Simple Step-by-Step Process 11:04 Part 5: False Breakouts Are Part of the Game 11:43 Part 6: Where This Fits in a Portfolio DISCLAIMER This information is general advice only and does not take into account your personal financial circumstances. It is for educational purposes only and does not constitute personal financial advice. You should always do your own research and seek professional advice tailored to your specific needs and circumstances. ETFadviser is not a qualified tax accountant or tax professional. You can access JAS Wealth t/a ETFadviser Financial Services Guide (FSG) here: https://jaswealth.com.au/s/FSG-1-July-2021.pdf
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