Okay we appreciate everyone's suggestions and will consider which improvements will be best for DPP and its members...
This is a team of very successful traders on this board that put their time and sometimes family life on hold to conduct countless hours of DD. We ensure we go through and analyze every detail of our potential picks along with scouting level 2 to ensure the pick is not being manipulated, and the fundamentals are good. We will not alert a play unless it has a serious potential to hit a 100% gain minimum, and if you look at the majority of our plays I believe 8/10 have all went up 100%+ which gives us an 80% win rate with a 100% ROI. To me that's pretty damn good which we may have received 3-5 thank you's for. Sure not every stock will run and make you money, there are too many unknowns. But in order to be considered a successful trader 7/10 plays should make you money and this is where DD and technical analysis gives you the edge.
Another thing that separates the successful traders from the rest of everyone is they don't trade on emotion, this alone will keep you from ever making it in the stock market. If you trade with fear and greed you'd be better of buying a lottery ticket, or putting it all on red because in time you will more than likely lose it all.
We will continue putting out alerts and folks will continue making money, one or two plays down the road may not run... It happens, you just have to be smart and know what to look for when this occurs and sell out for a small loss. This is why I was harping on everyone from the beginning to "PLAN YOUR TRADE AND TRADE YOUR PLAN". Every morning I get up early and scout of potential plays that I will personally be flipping on the Big boards, I already know what price I will be selling at along with the price I will sell at if it dips. This type of planning will ensure your gains will be larger than your loses and you will be profitable.
But know that everyone has said there peace and offered suggestions, I would ask that we get back to trading stocks.
Thanks
Duke
