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Questions and AnswersHow often do you post a new stock buy recommendation? Are your recommendations based on technical or fundamental data? Are your recommendations considered speculative or conservative? Why do you show loses on some of your recommendations? Do you ever recommend stocks that you own yourself? When I buy a stock based on your recommendations, how will I know when it's time to sell it? Why do you have such a long list of Most Recent Exit Recommendations? Why do you have so many closed positions in your Current Holdings List? Why do you sometimes recommend the same stock several days in a row? What are your Free Weekly Recommendations? What is required to gain admission to your member's page with your current recommendations? What are your subscription fees? All of your billing is done with PayPal. What is PayPal? How does your 30 day free trial work? What if I decide I don't like your service and decide to cancel my subscription? How do I cancel? How often do you post a new stock buy recommendation? We analyze our stable of stocks after the markets close each business day. This takes several hours. When this has been done we select a stock (sometimes more than one) that we feel has the most potential for a price increase the next business day. At that time we update the member's page. This normally takes several hours however we guarantee the recommendation will be posted for you before the markets open the next business day. You will always be able to look at the date posted on the member's page to determine if you are reading the current day's recommendation. Are your recommendations based on technical or fundamental data? We consider our analysis to be about 85 percent technical and 15 percent fundamental. Key elements in our models are moving averages, cycles, and trend lines. Are your recommendations considered speculative or conservative? Our recommendations should be considered very speculative. We have many models and this approach has provided the largest gain over time. Why do you show loses on some of your recommendations? One key truth to any speculative investment strategy is that sometimes you will be wrong. This is nothing unique to our recommendations as you will see it among all others as well. When that occurs we issue an exit recommendation to get you out of this position and minimize your loss. We don't attempt to hide our losses. We report them right along with all the successful trades. The key element here is that we want our gains to outweigh our losses. Do you ever recommend stocks that you own yourself? Yes we do! We have positions in many of the issues that we recommend. We follow our own recommendations! We do not buy stocks ahead of our recommendations to our subscribers! You have the opportunity to buy at the same time we are buying. When I buy a stock based on your recommendations, how will I know when it's time to sell it? When our models indicate that one of our prior recommendations should now be closed, we insert an additional Today's Exit Recommendation item on our member's page describing the issue that should now be closed. Why do you have such a long list of Most Recent Exit Recommendations? We would hope that our members would login to the member's page every day to check for an exit recommendation for a stock they had previously bought due to a buy recommendations. Sometimes this is not possible. We show a list of our exit recommendations that go back for thirty days in case a member did not login on the day the exit recommendation was first posted. Why do you have so many closed positions in your Current Holdings List? We issue a buy recommendation every business day and add an entry to the Current Holdings table. When an issue in the Current Holdings table should be closed we indicate the date and closing price for that issue. This results in both types of entries in the same table. We always keep the table complete through the oldest current holdings item. This may result in a very long list of issues, many of which will have been closed. Why do you sometimes recommend the same stock several days in a row? Sometimes an issue that shows signs of performing above average will be continue to be recommended for several days. What are your Free Weekly Recommendations? Our Free Weekly Recommendations are only posted once per week and they correspond to our Daily Stock Market Recommendations only for that day! The information provided in these recommendations should not be considered current past that date, nor should it be considered a reflection of our current market outlook. If you want our recommendations each day before the markets open you must subscribe and become a member. Also, the Free Weekly Recommendations do not advise you when it is time to close a position that was opened on one of our previous buy recommendations. What is required to gain admission to your member's page with your current recommendations? Click on the the subscribe menu option. You will be taken to a page that allows you to select your username and password for the member's page as well as supply your email address. You will then be taken to PayPal's secure site where you can authorize regular recurring subscription payments which will be billed to your credit card or debited to your bank account (your choice). You will then receive an email with an authorization code and simple instructions to activate your subscription. Once you've done that you may login to the current member's page at your convenience as often as you like. Your first 30 days are free and if you are not satisfied with the results that you receive you may cancel and your card will never be charged. Thereafter you may cancel at any time any stop any subsequent billing. What are your subscription fees? You have three subscription options: $19 monthly, $49 quarterly, or $159 annually USD. This allows you to access our daily stock market buy and sell recommendations as they are issued. Your first 30 days are free! All of your billing is done with PayPal. What is PayPal? PayPal is a service where you may make secure financial transactions over the Internet. Many of you are already PayPal members. For anyone not familiar with them here is a link to their site that describes their services. Why do you want my email address? I'm concerned about giving out my email address and credit card number. We email our new subscribers an authorization code that will allow them to activate their account. We also need your email address should you ever forget your password or want to change your password or email address. When either one of these transactions occur we send you an email. Using this method, no one can change your password or email address without you knowing about it. This is for your protection. We do not share any email addresses with any third party for any reason! See our privacy policy. We don't know your credit card number! We don't need to, that's between you and PayPal! How does your 30 day free trial work? When you subscribe using any of the options (monthly, quarterly, or annually) you will not be billed until after 30 days. If you are not satisfied you may cancel anytime during the first 30 days and stop any billing. What if I decide I don't like your service and decide to cancel my subscription? How do I cancel? At the bottom of the member's page you will find a hyperlink entitled Cancel my Subscription. Click on this hyperlink and you will be taken to PayPal's site where you may cancel your subscription and stop any future billings. This is available during your 30 day free trial and any time thereafter. Very simple! |
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