Make Money At Home With Your Own Stock Robot

I was searching through my favourite forum yesterday when I came across a post. The post was by a user who goes by the username "chronus".

But what he said in his post was very interesting. Braggingly he talked about how he stumbled across a website 2 weeks ago. The website was about a newsletter called "Doubling Stocks".

This newsletter has been running for years and the average return of each stock is 105.67%. "Chronus" went on to explain how he'd invested in the last 3 stocks recommended and had so far earned $1937.24

He told everyone, on Sunday evenings he: Opens his emails, Downloads the latest stock recommendation... then watches as his investment doubles in the next few days.

Other users of the forum, asked him of the web address where they could subscribe to this service. He declined.

He also posted again saying how he was luckily in the last 500 subscribers allowed. And how only 86 spaces were left as he posted. But he said he wouldn't let go of this secret.

Without high expectations I emailed him through the forum. Unlike others in my email I was calm and pleasant. I didn't demand the address of this website. Within a few hours of talking to him over emails, we had started to forge a friendship. He honestly is a very nice guy.

In one of his emails he told me there were only 54 places left to be a newsletter subscriber. And right there under that sentence was the link.

Hallelujah!

I immediately clicked onto the website, still 39 places left, I signed up and awaited my first stock pick.

Thank God He Told Me...
DoublingStocks Is A Goldmine

Right now I've got $867.98 in my Scottrade account, after an innitial investment of $300.00. This newsletter is awesome. I then rang round all my friends and loved ones, telling them to get to the nearest pc and subscribe for their own place.

Next I decided I would email you guys. The stickler is my email list (you) has nearly 50,000 subscribers. And guess what? There are only 24 places left to become a subscriber as I write this.

Which means there is a very very slim chance, you can actually get your hands on this. So if you can bare it click on the below link and scroll to the bottom. It should say in big black letters how many subscriber spaces left. If it's above 0, you're in luck. I'd advise you to scroll to the top of the page and read it all:

http://www.ebooksmoney.com/Recommends/doublingstocks

Then sign up, place your first trade, and start living!

Monday, April 14, 2008

Stock Trading And Stock Investing

By Amit Malhotra

Stock trading

Some of us use the terms stock 'investing' and stock 'trading' interchangeably. Trading also requires investment. But if you look closely, the two terms ' trading' and 'investing' will appear in different lights and with different connotations.

While trading is a quick and transient process, 'investing' implies a long-term process that involves patience and perseverance. We more often use the phrase real estate investment rather than real estate trading, because real estate implies 'buying and holding' the estate for some appreciable span of time. Real estate cannot be traded like shares in day trading. Similarly we do not say 'day investing'. We say day trading. Trading involves buying and selling within a short span of time. The element of wait is inherent in investment. You invest in the education of your children.

Though stock trading appears to be an alluring option for making quick money, most people fail to achieve their objective of becoming rich in short time. Rather than making money such people end up with losses.

It must, however, be noted that the reasons for failure to make money do not lie in the nature of stock trading itself. They lie with the traders. Stock trading, or, for that matter day trading is a full time business. It is not gambling. Stock trading is a very unpredictable business. If it could be predicted by rules, everybody would follow them and become rich. Of course, there are some basic rules, which must be learned and followed to start trading stock. But ultimately it is like the game of cricket. The players do not know which side, at which angle or at what speed or height the ball will come. The successful cricketers develop intuition to deal with the approaching cricket ball.

As in case of any other business or game, you need to learn the ins and outs of stock trading. Stock trading needs investment of time and money to gain knowledge, skills and experience. These intellectual assets cannot be acquired over night. These virtues are necessary to evolve a quick and strategic intuition to deal with the sudden developments like the rises or falls in share prices, It must be noted that intuition comes in where the rules fail to work.

In order to be a successful stock trader, you need to have a killer instinct and an eye of a hawk. You need to be disciplined and resourceful. You need to learn to anticipate the trends and think ahead of time. Stock trading cannot be done on borrowed knowledge or tips and tricks of the experts, gurus and pundits. You need to develop your very own skills and responses to emergent trading situations.

Stock investing

As said earlier, stock investing implies long-term process. You have specific goals to achieve. While the traders try to 'time' the market by buying the stocks when they think the market has reached its lowest or selling them when it has peaked, the stock investors are usually not moved by such fluctuations. It must also be noted that since the market fluctuations are unpredictable, quite a lot of traders suffer losses. Billions of dollars are lost every year by the market' timers' who get the things done the wrong way.

Stock investors, on the other hand, wait patiently for weeks, months and sometimes even years to achieve their goals. It has been observed in a study on the performance of the Standard & Poor's 500 between 1926 and 1987 that the S&P 500 returned, on average, about 9.44% during the 62 years from 1926 through the end of 1987. It was, therefore, established that "the overall direction of the stock market has always been up and it is likely to continue in that direction unless something very scary happens in the world."

There are some time tested strategies to build up solid stock portfolio;

• Always buy the stock of well-managed companies and hold them for as long as they keep growing.

• Set aside some amount for regular investments and do not be affected by short-term market fluctuations.

• Try to always buy when the market is at its low.

• Reinvest your earnings to gain the benefits of compounding.

• Do not put all your eggs in one basket. Diversify your investment in at least 8-10 stocks.

• Start investing now. Do not wait for a better time to come.



Basic Stock Trading

Posted by Doubling Stocks at 5:40 PM

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