The Brockmann Method states that you should buy the stocks in the Buy Zone (top 10 ranked stocks) and then sell only when the stock passes into the Avoid Zone (26+ ranked stocks). Between the Buy Zone and the Avoid Zone is the Don't Buy More Zone. This is a kind of buffer or damper on the natural volatility in the changes in Zones from one day to the next.
What’s happening with tariffs isn’t just economic policy—it’s strategy by pressure. Over the past several weeks, we haven’t seen one consistent direction. Instead, we’ve seen volatility by design—tariffs rising, falling, then rising again. Call it the “Tariff Discipline.”
The past six weeks have tested even the most seasoned investors. With trade policy flipping like a coin and tariff announcements landing without warning, many portfolios got whiplash. Welcome to the era of Tariff Discipline—where unpredictability reigns, and reactivity can cost you.
As shown in the image on the right, an activity caused the Index value to jump a lot in a single day. Almost $200k. What would cause that gap reduction?
Here's a few ideas on how to use BeyondETFs Pro and the Brockmann Method on BOTH sides of the taxable and tax-free divide.
I had my entire Investment Retirement Account (IRA) portfolio, which compounds tax-free until distribution. Distribution, you might recall, is the act of removing assets from a tax sheltered account and then attracting the income tax burden associated with the value. If the owner of the IRA performs a distribution before 59 1/2 years of age they may attract a 10% penalty tax (no penalty if funds are for education or medical expenses, or if you put the assets' value back within 60 days).
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This guest post is by Wilfred Brockmann.
Fear. Greed. Perfectionism. Pride. Anger. Impatience. Recklessness.
These are cited as the 7 Deadly Sins of Trading by Ruth Barrons Roosevelt in her book of the same name. As someone who has traded long enough to be an expert on all of these mistakes, let me assure you that overcoming these emotional breakdowns is more important that understanding any technical indicator, fundamental ratio, news release or trading strategy.
It might seem that the Brockmann Method is for big investors only. Not true.
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You've heard it all. There are lots of ways to analyze a stock and decide how it might fit into your portfolio. Well, from our humble experience, there's really only one property of a stock that accurately assesses the instantaneous value of it - the price.
Investing doesn't have to be an emotional rollercoaster...
Shocking. Just plain shocking.
The Model told me to sell my AAPL stock and I did. I've held the stock for a long time. I've owned them even before I worked for them.