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Positive results for Walker Capital May returns
- Published June 06, 2019 12:00AM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
Highlights
- May saw 75% positive returns across all Walker Capital strategies.
- Swing Trading, Multi-Strategy and the High Growth Strategy all posted positive returns at 3.39%, 1.1% and 3.85% respectively.
- The Growth Strategy posted its second consecutive loss of -0.12% for May.
May saw 75% positive returns across all Walker Capital strategies.
Swing Trading, based on fundamental and technical analysis using trends and Fibonacci levels posted its fourth consecutive positive return of 3.39% net return for May.
The Multi-Strategy, an algorithmic trading system on Forex and commodities which identifies price patterns for emerging and breakout opportunities improved on its April return sitting at a 1.19% net return for May.
Designed to perform in market volatility and difficult market conditions, the High Growth Strategy had a promising swing back to a positive return 3.85% net return for May.
The Growth Strategy, based on fundamental and technical analysis using trends and Fibonacci levels posted its second consecutive loss of -0.12% for May.
About Walker Capital
Walker Capital is to raise up to $900,000 for 20% in equity. The capital will be used to fund the expansion of the Company as it increases its marketing campaign aimed at expanding its client base and developing an investment platform for its clients.
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