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In 7 Days, The "January Effect" Begins...
I'm sure you've seen the headlines, either in your e-mail inbox or
your snail-mail:
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How a 400-Year-Old Trading Tactic Could Hand You
3,700% Gains in the Next 12 Months!
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The Trader's Code - How a Blue-Collar Kid From
Chicago Turned $400 Into $200 Million Using a
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In 7 Days, The "January Effect" Begins...
All of them promising to make you tons of money in a very short amount
of time. Some offering systems that are foolproof and guaranteed to
make you a millionaire by this time next year.
Others offering to bring you into the inner circle of Wall St. power
brokers who can give you the next hot tip on the next Microsoft or
Dell.
Well I'm here to tell you that every system has an Achilles heel, and
just ask Martha Stewart what to do with the next hot "inside tip".
Wow Andy, I thought you liked the stock market and wanted everyone to
invest!
Yes I do, but I don't want anyone to confuse me with someone who's
only going to tell you what you want to hear. That's not my job and I
won't do it.
My job is to tell you the truth, because that's what I tell my mom.
Investing With Mom has never been about the hot tips and the surefire
ways to get rich now in the stock market.
If it was, I'd have advertisers lined up around the blog, begging to
have the advertisements in the newsletter, so that my millions of
subscribers could all get in on helping somebody else unload all the
stock they know is worthless, so that they can have a fantastic
retirement at my subscribers' expense.
Since launching my Investing With Mom Advisory newsletter, I have
created an opportunity for subscribers to receive advice, comments,
and thoughts that help them in their personal financial
decision-making process.
Sunday, while I was driving back from Austin, I had a wonderful chat
with one of my paid Advisory Newsletter subscribers. In fact, because
of the volume of information we covered and because we had no set
topic outline, or timeframe, we ended up chatting on the phone for
nearly 2 hours.
We discussed a wide range of investment topics and I took the time to
translate the Wall Streetese that several financial account's
documentation were written in.
I didn't give her a single stock recommendation.
I didn't charge her a dime, in fact I called her so she wouldn't have
to pay long distance charges and instead showed her how to make nearly
$2000 off existing bonuses within the Advisory service.
I never insulted her intelligence by telling her that she should
ignore other advisors' advice, or that my advice was the only advice
out there. Instead, I pointed her to several different websites that
would help illuminate the processes and decisions she was seeking help
with and in a follow-up e-mail that I received Monday, she said:
"Thanks so much for your time and the wonderful
information yesterday -- my notes have notes! You gave
me some great insights, and some really helpful
suggestions with which to start more homework. For a
bit today, work is taking priority (always nice when
you do something so clients pay!) but I'll be back in
learning mode again this afternoon.
"Again, thanks for a wonderful conversation. I
especially appreciated your invitation to set up
another call ... I tend to be a bit labor-intensive
whenever I begin a new project, and it's nice to know
you're available as I move forward (I promise to try
not to overdo your time!)"
Debora, Caņon City, CO
Obviously, this is a fantastic benefit that I offer all subscribers to
the Advisory, but now, through this listing, I have a way for anyone
else to contact me and get some free time on the phone as well.
Here's the deal, I don't claim to have some super secret technical
analysis formula, nor do I claim to have contacts on the inside of
Wall St.
I offer something boring, something simple, something noone else is
willing to offer:
I do as thorough research as I possibly can and then I explain it in
plain English.
I provide information and research that normally you would have to pay
hundreds or thousands of dollars a year for.
And finally, I provide it in such a way as to make it completely
understandable, so that anyone can follow my advice and make money
from it.
That's it.
If you don't have time to research dozens of websites, read tons of
research newsletters and scan through stacks of market analysis, then
I'm your guy.
If you don't want to pay an exorbitant amount of your investment
capital to have access to this research, then I'm your guy.
If you don't want mumbo jumbo technical talk that fries your brain, if
all you're asking for is simple, straight forward thoughts, commentary
and advice, then I'm your guy.
If you don't want Wall St.'s conflicts of interest, shady deals and
infinite double talk, if all you're asking for is the ability to
trust, understand and know where your advice is coming from, then I'm
your man.
Eventually, when I've got a huge staff, I will still simply want to
offer the best advice, at the lowest possible cost, to the smallest
investors, all of whom Wall St. is completely ignoring.
Oh and by the way, if I was to subscribe to each of the services whose
headlines I put at the beginning of this article, I'd have used up all
of my mom's and my capital and still not have a subscription to them
all...
...and so would you!
Investments good for my mom and you,
Andy Prior
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