Replies to post #5992 on SEASONALITY STOCK REPORTS

[flota]

you can trade those symbols but if you subsrcribe we provide more explosive and rewarding plays...bottom line you could not buy that much of one stock without effecting the price of it so that way you can play 5 seasonal stocks that go with the month and spread the risk and buy ratio....

the main board example is just to show that this system has a possibility of generating great rewards without holding for years...

bottom line you either go with the idea or you forget at about it but it does work...

[flota]

also we privide other info with the stocks so if you don't have time to do the research its all infront of you...

[kgoodrich]

They don't wonderboy. That is just one example of thousands. They are terrible examples yet they still produced mechanically for all those years. When the money gets big like that you affect the price with you own buying if you don't move the money into different like-minded stocks; stocks that also do well at that specific time. My site places many of them before you so that you are looking at the rise from the before it happens aspect, instead of the after the fact. That is why I am stressing so hard for everyone to learn to read the indicators. If you had 25 seasonal stocks, you would still be forced to determine whether to make the stock a bi-weekly buy, a monthly, a quarterly, or let the pony run as a semi-yearly.

You have seen the example portfolio and do understand the potential of it with just one person. Understand the power of 10,000 people using just this type of investing. Fund managers would be forced to deal with us. They would be forced to sell those stupid stocks that are worthless. They hold them because a portfolio without a stock gives them little comission. They hold even bad ones. That is the reality of the investment world that has over $6 trillion dollars locked up in useless funds in America. $6 trillion dollars will not be enough money to take care of the coming rush of retiring baby boomers, wonderboy. They need $21 trillion. And, the workforce that will build it is retiring and leaving it to the capable hands of boob tube zombies and rap singing clones who have never had a thought in their lives except where to place yet another tattoo or should I pierce another nipple. They will surely step up to pay all of the bills.

[kgoodrich]

Hi, again, Wonderboy. I talked with flota and we are going to create an example chart where I show people what to look for with text boxes and arrows. My whole focus when looking at the chart is to be forward looking, meaning what does this stock, any stock, do from today's date forward; forward two weeks, one month, one quarter, half a year? If the chart shows no history of good growth, but the indicators show it, the stock could be good for a short run but not trustworthy enough for a portfolio position. I also scan the entire chart and check two things; when is this stock's best period and when is it's worst. The only thing that the last data entered on the chart can do is show you how the stock is doing as it approaches another period. I will do all that I can to make the chart more people friendly.

In the portfolio example, they are all S&P 500 stocks. They are basically big named companies. Our site will be for those who do not have time to do their own work. We'll come in handy for them.