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Friday, 11/26/2010 2:06:54 PM

Friday, November 26, 2010 2:06:54 PM

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BEE is a high yielding stock

It is surprising that more investors do not deal with BEE. Out of the following list of stocks, BEE most often has the highest daily percentage yield.

AAPL ABKFQ AMD APC BBY BEE BG BP C CROX F GE GGP JSDA MCD NWS PCAR RDNT S SIRI TOF UPS VG WAIN WNC

Often, BEE yields 4-6 percent, 2-3 times a trading week. The problem that some non-professional investors encounter is thinking too much about what to invest in, and investing in too many stocks whose yield result does not amount to a significant percentage gain.

Consider this example: If you have $15,000 dollars to invest every 3 days, then, this is your limit. That's it. Done with. That is your limit. Forget about those million dollar figures that professional investors and Wall Street are involved with. Forget about loans or drawing money from another source. Stick with what you have. After the broker fees are paid, any idle amount that you invest and realize any percentage gain from, will always be more than what you started with.

Next, focus on a quality stock that to day or swing trade and invest in it. Investing $15,000 in BEE 2-3 times a week will give you $1200 - $2700 per week when the percentage gain is 4-6 percent.

Is $1200 - $2700 per week not enough? This is where some investors go wrong. They borrow capital and lose some of it. They cannot decide what stock to invest in. In the end, it's the percentage yield and practical volume that matters. A 5% return is identical whether it is from BEE or Citibank.

Admittedly, there is always risk, but even in 2008, the losses were not instant, and there was time for investors to sell at just a significantly smaller loss. Yes, a stock will not continue to rise indefinitely, but it will also not continue to fall forever. Research the stock, find a patern, decide on an investment amount, forget the hoopla, and be moderate and grateful.