ETF Investment Strategies and Global ETF Trading - A newsletter to profit from the stock market:

Moneemouse investment newsletter was founded by Hamsini Muralidharan as a service to help investors get financial independence. After getting a Master's degree in Physics and a brief stint at teaching, an interest in  investments started at a personal level. Gradually this interest developed into a passion, resulting in a career move to the banking and insurance sector as a financial consultant.  With more than 20 years of personal investment experience, Hamsini brings to the table a strategy that helps investors trade in the direction of market trends by taking long positions in a bullish market and short positions when the trend reverses. ETF's provide these profitable trading opportunities in the current environment. This is all about realizing your dream retirement. It is a steady build-up of wealth using market timing technique and preserving gains made.

Our service is not personalized, and so it puts you in the driver’s seat with our role as that of the navigator. In short, we will recommend the investments, including the right time to buy and sell. It is based on both technical and fundamental analysis with the sole objective of building a steady and consistent growth of your portfolio regardless of market direction. We will show you how to use currency and interest rate trends in your favor and take advantage of specific international markets at the opportune time. Please read Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy.

Moneemouse wishes all its subscribers the very best for a successful trading experience.

Our Philosophy

When the stock market is hit by a violent downturn taking investors' hard-earned wealth and years of patient investing with it, most investors begin fretting about their retirment savings. However, each time, they are persuaded by their financial consultants and planners to just ‘hang in there’, as they were invested for the ‘long term’and past history had shown that as long as investors stuck it out, they would do quite well. So, the public bought into this ‘buy-and-hold’ theory advocated by the finacial planners. They were convinced with the concept of relative return – comparing the portfolio return to the S&P or some other benchmark- to see how well or badly it performed. As long as the portfolio gained more or lost less than the benchmark, the investor was supposed to be satisfied.

However, with two major market downturns within this past decade - the 2000 "tech bubble", and again, the most recent credit crisis -  investors no longer seem convinced with the "buy-and-hold" theory. After having invested patiently for 10 years in the much touted mutual funds using asset allocation strategies and lost, the idea of investing for the 'long term' seems questionable.

The market turbulence of this past decade led to the popularity of ‘Hedge Funds’ which provided the opportunity to make profit in any kind of market. However, hedge funds are accessible only to the wealthy.  

Until recently, the ordinary investor did not have access to the tools, to make money in any kind of environment. Today we have these tools through ETF’s (exchange traded funds). Investors don’t have to wring their hands when markets tank. They can sell their investments and even make money when the market is going down. However, this requires skill, as shorting the market has its risks. Being in cash until the turbulence dies down is also a good way to ensure your principal is safe.  It all boils down to risk management of your portfolio. Unlike ‘relative return’ strategy used by most financial advisors, hedge funds use the concept of ‘absolute return’ – generating positive returns in all kinds of market environment. This approach is not without its downside as judgmental error in timing and the choice of investment product could entail losses. An advisor with good technical analysis background should be able to help.

Here at momeemouse.com it is all about helping you make those right decisions. We have no conflict of interest and our philosophy is to retain our clients through unbiased and profitable advice.