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Say "Yes" to Diversification and "No" to Firmly-Held Opinions: Trading for the New Administration

Released on Wednesday, January 29, 2025TRADING

From Cryptos and Mega-Caps to the Dollar, Crude and Corn, no market sectors are going to be left untouched as instruments rotate to new levels of equilibrium as investors and traders begin to understand the ramifications and unintended consequences stemming from a new legislative agenda.  Nobody can say with certainty what is going to happen.  Don't predict - follow price action!  Join me as we walk through the application of trend following principles on futures, equities and cryptos.


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Andrew Strasman
Totem Asset Group, LLC, Principal

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