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Our very own Head of Data Science, Karen Sheng, is introducing the Phoenix portfolio on our Portfolio Store. Being a technical trader, Karen has a unique and different strategy for investing. Read along and follow her Phoenix picks by clicking on the bell icon on the top-right corner of her portfolio page.  The COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted our lives in an unprecedented manner - from where and how we communicate and work, to how we seek medical attention is drastically different compared to only a few months ago. In the world of investing, while some sectors such as travel and hospitality have become distressed, the demand for other products or services has grown drastically. The general public adapts to the new "normalcy," and so needs our investment approach. We started to put together and invest in a diversified portfolio in this context. Our CEO has already launched the COVID-19 portfolio that focuses on a group of stocks with strong fundamentals that are more resilient to the market correction caused by the outbreak of COVID-19. Her COVID-19 portfolio is mostly focused on the so-called "buy the dip" approach. The new Phoenix portfolio is more of a defensive play. Being a technical trader, I’m inclined to purchase stocks or get into bullish options trades when a stock has either recovered or maintained bullish momentum. Use this portfolio to get a balanced view of possible approaches to benefiting from the COVID -19 opportunity. I have put my real-money in the stocks in the Phoenix portfolio to back my decisions. There are more stocks on my watchlist, and I am continually monitoring them, waiting for a pullback to identify opportunities for entries. Follow the Phoenix portfolio by clicking on the bell icon on the top-right corner of the portfolio page. Stock Card sends you an email automatically when I add a new stock to my collection of Phoenix stocks. By the way, this is Karen, and I own all of the stocks included and will be added to the Phoenix portfolio. Also, Stock Card has a Disclousre policy.
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