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  • Great question.

    It's very interesting there have been no replies.

    Seems people are more interested in scandal and newspaper style headlines.

    Anyway, I've been very successful at picking stocks after reading this book,
    Stan Weinstein's Secrets For Profiting in Bull and Bear Markets.

    Just went into my account to get the latest update.

    All were picked on 05/16/09

    FOE 214.09%
    GRA 277.90%
    HUN 237.63%
    BIOF -51.00%
    CE 207.36%
    MEOH 177.26%
    NEU 159.88%
    CF 100.94%
    IOSP 392.69%

    Yes I've even shown the loser, so I'm not glossing over the real results.

    However with hits like these, no complaints from me.

    The premise of his method is that if you look at historical graphs you can spot long term trends.

    And there are only 3 trends...

    #1 going down

    #2 flat

    #3 upwards

    If you ask a 5 year old kid which of the 3 ways the picture shows, they will get it right.

    You look for breakout points from those trends.

    Plus there are a few other check lists to use before you pull the trigger.

    I see the book is available at Amazon now.

    With those long term results I have shown you, I say it's a worthwhile investment of your time to learn it.

    Best,
    Ewen

    P.S. You can get access to all the graphs you need at Clearstation. com for free.
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    • Ewen, if you add the stuff from William O'neil and Marc Boucher to what your already using with Weinstein it's even more powerful.


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  • SAVE IT...why make good money only to risk it elsehwere? Put it in bonds or property...as low risk as you can.. Beleive me no point in blowing what you think is dispoable income. You might need it one day!
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    • It's not that investments are risky, it's the investor who is risky.

      Best,
      Ewen
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  • Brits should be given clearer fiscal advice and urged to speak to independent financial advisers (IFAs), it has been claimed.
    According to Technology and Technical managing director Kim North chief executive Hector Sants is right to raise concerns about the Retail Distribution Review blocking access to advice.
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    • congrats lifestyle trans,

      I'd say you should buy an apartment or a home and pay it off.

      Most people stuck in a job are stuck there because they have to keep paying rent or keep paying for their mortgage. Once your home is paid off you have much less pressure, and need less money. Then you can continue and make more money with less stress.

      As far as making more money, whatever has been making you money and has gotten you to where you are today, just do more of that, or hire other people to do it for you.

      If you want to experiment with other ways of making money, make sure your home is paid off first.

      Robert Kiyosaki makes his money publishing books.

      hope this helps
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