8 AMATEUR MISTAKES

1. Incomplete Investment Strategy,   2. Insufficient Practice,
3. No Trading Plan,  4. Trusting “experts” without proof,  5. Wrong objective ...

6 PROBLEMS WITH FAT CAT FUNDS

1. Most fat cat funds fail,   2. Only 5% profit,
3. No Duty of Care. Crashes lose 50%,    4. No profit incentive. No performance ...

On this website, you’ll discover SHARE PROFITS ARE BIG, SAFE & FAST -

Because shares are PREDICTABLE !!!

Hi. Neighbour.
I wish to tell you about share trading. So I’ve put together some free information to help you get started:-

• Two investment strategies (Fundamental & Technical Analysis) on how to buy shares.
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• Get free access to my share training videos and Register/Login.

I’ve discovered that share prices are predictable, 1-3 months  ahead - often to the penny
and my shares make 80%profit - in a slump. See my Proven Results.

I know you’ve been crushed in this recession:-

• Your shares and pension funds fell 50%-90% because fat cats never operate a ‘Duty of Care’ system.
• Your savings income has plunged because interest rates are pitiful, about 0.1%-2.5% pa.
• Fees, commission and taxes bite big chunks from your savings and profit.
• Over 70% of fat cat funds and investment analysts never beat the index.
• After 15 years, the stock market has stalled and the economy is still depressed.

But I know that shares can make money in a recession.

What is the Stock Market?

The Stock Market is a community where:

• New companies can raise startup capital, called “floating.”
• Existing companies can raise money for new products with a “Rights Issues.”
• Strong management can buy weak companies with a “Take-over bid.”
• Investors can buy and sell shares from “Stockbrokers.”

Market Makers are like wholesalers. They set buy/sell prices - according to supply and demand and only interact with stockbrokers.

Stockbrokers are like retailers. They deal with the public and institutions who want to hold shares.

Investment Banks prepare companies for floatation and advise them on mergers and take-overs.

Investment Analysts use fundamental and technical analysis to make buy and sell recommendations.