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I have a long-term, long only automated trading strategy that buys pullbacks and sells once a certain profit target is hit. I only trade the indexes. On a 10 year backtest I have:

96 of 97 trades have reached their profit target within 60 days
1 trade took a few years to reach its profit target

I am not trading with leverage in order to sustain a market crash, etc. Based on the above, is there a low risk way to increase leverage by either trading a different or hedging?

Thanks in advance.

Oil makes small attempts at positive territory a day after sharp losses after the latest data from the U.S., which is not part of the OPEC output-cut pact, showed that crude production last week reached a more than one-year high.
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Here’s what’s on the economic data/event calendar for today 9 March 2017
Greetings everyone
I trust your week is going well so far.
Data wise today it’s quieter but focus will be on the ECB and I’ll be posting some thoughts on that later.

Our live blog is tracking reaction as oil prices remain steady after suffering their worst one-day loss for a year.

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Not sure if this is the right forum, but long story short, 8 years ago I started to get the “investing bug” and in the past off-and-on I tried to invest with a small amount of capital, and each year I tried and failed, mostly due to poor strategies (not being diversified, buying crap penny stocks or buying leveraged ETFs, and so on in the hope of having fast money). I realize that back then I was gambling and not investing. Now I am finally realizing that long-term I can make money…

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We’re now a little less than a month away from the Peak Prosperity annual seminar at Rowe, which runs from April 6-9th.

If you’re still making up your mind whether or not to attend this year, perhaps you’re wondering what to expect to get out of the weekend.

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Ivanka Trump and her husband Jared Kushner are living in a house owned by a Chilean mogul whose mining company sued the U.S. government in September, reports the Wall Street Journal.

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