Stock Market Investment Advice: Part 1

Written by Dr. Steve Sjuggerud


Stock Market Investment Advice: "The Two Most Profitable Secrets ofrepparttar World's Greatest Investors"

Investing today is not forrepparttar 139000 faint of heart.

Findingrepparttar 139001 right stock has never been harder, much less getting truly helpful stock market investment advice. Yet investors keep plunking money down like there's no tomorrow. Why?

For one thing,repparttar 139002 ease of trading is like a siren's call. No longer is investing a mysterious financial play made by only those inrepparttar 139003 know. Today,repparttar 139004 image ofrepparttar 139005 investor is that ofrepparttar 139006 day trader, an average Joe attempting to amass a fortune fromrepparttar 139007 comfort of his own computer. But ease of investing is only a part ofrepparttar 139008 story...

The real reason we keep pouring money intorepparttar 139009 markets is that we've seen lightning strike before. We were either in on it, and lovedrepparttar 139010 thrill; missed out on it entirely and can't let that happen again; or even worse, latched onto a tech rocket, rode it torepparttar 139011 top, then held on until it crashed back down in a blaze of worthless paper.

Lightning Can Strike Twice... And We Want In

Like you, we know there are winners out there still–but they're increasingly hard to find. So when we do find a profit rocket, we want to be able to grab on to it with both hands and ride it torepparttar 139012 stars. Then, just as importantly, we want to know when to get out–so our profits don't burn up on re-entry.

In this white paper, you will learn about two ofrepparttar 139013 investing secrets shared by more than 99% ofrepparttar 139014 world's most successful investors–the key to letting you squeeze every cent of profit from your winners and to getting out with your profits intact. And you'll learn about a technique used byrepparttar 139015 world's greatest investors to take your winning investment and ratchet uprepparttar 139016 profits.

Advice fromrepparttar 139017 Good Doctor

Oxford Club Investment Advisory Panel member Dr. Van K. Tharp is "coach" torepparttar 139018 world's greatest investors and traders. These superstars come to Dr. Tharp (he has a three-month waiting list according to USA Today) for stock market investment advice that will lift their profits to even higher levels. He was profiled in Jack Schwager's best-selling book, Market Wizards: Interviews with Top Traders–in fact, Dr. Tharp wasrepparttar 139019 only trading coach included!

Duringrepparttar 139020 past 20 years, Dr. Tharp has accumulated psychological profiles on over 4,000 investors from all aroundrepparttar 139021 globe. To maintain current profile data, he has conducted many follow-up interviews with them. In addition, he has conducted extensive, in-person interviews with many ofrepparttar 139022 world's best investors and traders.

The goal of all this work was to findrepparttar 139023 elements of investing success these superstars had in common. What wererepparttar 139024 things they all did that helped them pull in far more money than ordinary investors?

If he could isolate those techniques that were shared byrepparttar 139025 world's greatest investors, Dr. Tharp believed he could unlockrepparttar 139026 very essence of investment success.

Remarkably, Dr. Tharp discovered that these great money makers had hardly anything in common. They invested in different kinds of stocks, some liked commodities, others favored precious metals, many dabbled in currencies–and almost all had their unique systems for investing.

And of course this maderepparttar 139027 two things they did have in common allrepparttar 139028 more precious...

Dr. Tharp found that out of allrepparttar 139029 techniques, strategies, and systems these great investors used, only two had strong appeal acrossrepparttar 139030 board–but these two were used by a full 99% of these investors. In other words, they disagreed on almost everything else–but a full 99% believed that these two techniques were essential to their success.

And these arerepparttar 139031 techniques we'll be looking at today. Once you've learned these strategies and start applying them to your investments, you will be inrepparttar 139032 fortunate position of being able to greatly multiplyrepparttar 139033 returns you've been accustomed to pulling in from your investments.

Now–let's start ratcheting up your profits with stock market investment advice and secrets fromrepparttar 139034 world's most successful investors. Secret #1: Never—Ever—Lose Big Money inrepparttar 139035 Stock Market

Buying stocks is easy. Anybody can do that. The hard part is knowing when to sell. And very few people know how to do that. We've all made expensive mistakes–either missingrepparttar 139036 full upside by selling too soon, or taking a huge loss by holding a falling stock too long.

Let's face it. Most people don't know when to sell a falling stock. So they're frozen into inactivity, saying, "Should I just keep holding and hoping, or should I cut my losses now?" And there's no reliable crystal ball to tell anyone when a rising stock has peaked.

The problem that causes both these mistakes to happen is simple: Ordinary investors are ruled by emotions. Andrepparttar 139037 only way you're ever going to joinrepparttar 139038 highest echelon ofrepparttar 139039 world's best investors is to strip all emotions out of your decisions.

Greed... fear... worry... nervousness–all these feelings have to go.

Here's our advice on how to do it...

While you'll never be able to sell atrepparttar 139040 peak each and every time you invest, or ensure that you never buy a stock that subsequently falls dramatically, there is a secret weapon that is proven to get yourepparttar 139041 lion's share of any move.

When you buy a stock, you buy it withrepparttar 139042 intention to sell it for a profit some time inrepparttar 139043 future.

In order to do so successfully, you should put as much thought into planning your exit strategy as you put intorepparttar 139044 research that motivates you to buyrepparttar 139045 investment inrepparttar 139046 first place.

At The Oxford Club, we call this our "Trailing Stop Strategy."

All great traders and investors consistently cut losses short and let their profits run, and Dr. Tharp has found that trailing stops are one ofrepparttar 139047 easiest and most effective ways of doing that. In this White Paper you'll see many examples from our own files of actual recommen-dations, ones selected specifically because they show how well this technique works.

Your Financial Future

Written by Ioannis Evangelos Haramis


"Wonder isrepparttar foundation of all philosophy, inquiryrepparttar 138999 progress, ignorancerepparttar 139000 end!" Michel de Montaigne (1533 - 1592)

Financial independence is one ofrepparttar 139001 most important goals for most people. Yet people sometimes missrepparttar 139002 opportunity to become financially independent because they avoid making decisions and taking action to influence their financial well being. Sometimes they may not know what action to take. At other times, they simply procrastinate.

Understanding and evaluating where you stand today in terms of your finances isrepparttar 139003 first step in taking action and developing any sound investment plan.

You have to determine your net worth (your assets minus your liabilities) and what percentage of your resources you can apply to meeting your financial goals.

Net worth isrepparttar 139004 main measurement of your wealth. The best ways to increase your net worth are to increase your assets and to reduce your debts.

The other number to look at in evaluating your financial situation is your net income (your gross income minus your expenses).

Try tracking all of your expenses and gross income for several months. The results will help you to determine where your current income comes from and where it goes. This information can help you better budget your spending and decide how much money you can set aside for meeting future needs and goals.

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