How To Trade Gold And Silver In 2018
Editor's Note: Gold and silver has been, at best, a frustrating trade. Exclusive to Kitco News, xpert trader, Todd "Bubba" Horwitz, chief market strategist and founder of 'Bubba Trading provides a strategy investors can use in a rangebound gold price environment. Sign up for Kitco News Weekly Roundup newsletter to receive Horwitz's exclusive report and trade strategy March 10.
(Kitco News)- For precious metals traders, the last few years can best be described as frustrating, according to expert trader, Todd "Bubba" Horwitz, chief market strategist and founder of 'Bubba Trading.
In an exclusive report for Kitco News, Horwitz provides his insights into the gold market and gives investors a strategy they can use to profit in a range-bound marketplace.
While Horwitz sees long-term potential in gold, he also recommends investors take steps to protect their investments.
"Investors should continue to accumulate the metals on dips and learn how to hedge them in times of turmoil and selling pressure. Investors can also use the options model to hedge positions, compounding returns over time," wrote Horwitz. "The key to hedging is learning how to use derivatives to protect your holdings while at the same time creating opportunities to buy more when you would normally be selling because of emotions.
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