Forget about them. Don't take their "Advice".Here's what I suggest:
1) Invest in "defensive" stocks, Companies that make products we need and use every day , like foods, Consumer products, Public utilities (electricity, Natural Gas, water), pharmaceuticals, etc.
2) Invest only in high quality "Blue Chip" companies.
3) Be patient. Be VERY patient.The longer you hold on to these stocks, the more they'll be worth. Holding them for 30 years is better than holding for only 20. If your investments go down, don't worry. That's a good time to invest more. They'll come back up.
4) Get diversified over a span of time. You can get instant diversification by investing in no-load mutual funds (Vanguard, T Rowe Price)
5) If you can afford it, reinvest your dividends in the company or mutual fund that issued them. This gives you the good impact of compounding. It all adds up
Use your own judgement.
Survey all financial reports of a Company on internet. Check past performance and entrepreneurs behind the scene.
Stock Market draws one in with the prospect of gain and than takes you by confusion.
Be Prudent on your investments.
Their guess is as good as anyone else's. If they could make a fortune on the stock market they would be doing it for themselves. They would not need the income from charging other people for advice.
They are able to continue to cheat the public because so many of the public are as gullible as you are.
Tips are worthless because they don't say when to close your position or what to invest in next. Best to figure out the market on your own.
You should always keep eyes on commodity news, learn charts & earn from market
I've subscribed to many stocks and commodities tip providers who advertise on the net. My experience till date has been that every one of them generated calls that ended in net losses and often wiping out of my trading capital. I usually take about 10 calls from a tip / call provider before I reach a conclusion on the quality of his calls. Still they go on claiming that 99.99% of their calls hit target.
How come these guys are allowed to go on cheating the public? (I have tried at least 5 of them in stocks and 5 in commodities with disastrous results.
Same is the case with those that claim to teach trade set ups. Every one of those set ups have a less than 10% success probability.
Please respond with your own experience.
