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How to use the Weekly Wealth Letter
Stock picking and fund investing combined with effective market timing have long been the greatest secrets to investment success. In all markets, in all times.
All investments have their cycles, periods when prices rise and periods when they fall. The idea is to buy before prices rise and sell before prices fall. Opportunities abound. But only if you buy and if you sell the right stocks and funds at the right time.
This is where we come in . . . the Weekly Wealth Letter specializes in finding the best leading stocks and funds to own!
The Weekly Wealth Letter is clear, concise and easy to use. Yet it generates consistent profits when followed correctly and with proper discipline.
The Weekly Wealth Letter is published every Tuesday and distributed via email or our website on the same day, usually by 6:30 a.m. eastern time.
The Weekly Wealth Letter recommends stocks that have passed our ERG System of investment filters (earnings + relative strength + group strength). This system is designed to ferret out those stocks that have a high earnings growth as well as high relative strength & group strength.
Once we have selected our list of high ERG stocks, we run them through our proprietary mathematical models that rank them based on their short-term relative strength and momentum.
We want to buy only those high ERG stocks that also have high relative strength and are going up at the present time. We have no interest in stocks that are going sideways, or worse, are going down. The best stocks are then presented in each issue of the Weekly Wealth Letter.
Our research and computer analysis are designed to select and choose market leading stocks for an intermediate-term to long-term time frame. Our system is not designed to trade intra-week or inter-day.
With the Weekly Wealth Letter, you can get started at any time. You don’t have to worry about the market being too high to buy or too low. This stable service will remain in favor over many market cycles.
Even as these stocks are considered cornerstone investments, they do carry risk when you look at them on an individual basis. However, if you have a diverse portfolio of such stocks, the volatility is reduced significantly while the returns remain almost the same.
By dividing your risk investment capital over a large number of issues, you are not vulnerable to decline in a single stock or a few stocks in the same industry group. This system of diversification keeps your reward/risk ratio substantially higher than if you were to buy only a few stocks.
For example, if you have 15 stocks in your portfolio and 3 of them decline by as much as 25% each, your total portfolio loss is only 5%, provided some of the other stocks in the portfolio don’t make up for this small loss.
Please remember ... patience and discipline are the two most important cornerstones of successful investing. Don't expect miracles or think you'll get rich overnight. Also, don't let the day to day market volatility and ups and downs bother you. That is all part of investing in the stock market. Focus on the longer-term. Look at the bigger picture. Think where you want to be 3, 5 or 10 years from now.
Jumping around from one investment program to the next can be detrimental to your wealth building efforts. Once you have found a good system, like the Weekly Wealth Letter, try it for at least 2-3 years before passing judgment on it. We at Weekly Wealth Letter hope to make your investing profitable and enjoyable.
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Q. When is the Newsletter Published?
A. The Weekly Wealth Letter is published every Tuesday and distributed via email or our website on the same day, usually by 6:30 a.m. eastern time.
Q. Do I buy at the market or at the price listed in the newsletter?
A. When you get the newsletter and decide to purchase a stock, either buy it at the market or use a limit order. When using a limit order, check the current bid/ask and place your order appropriately. In some cases you will get a worse fill than the price listed in the newsletter and in other cases you will get a better fill. Over time, your fills should average out.
Q. Do you use stops?
A. No stops are used in the Weekly Wealth Letter. If you wish to use stops, you must be responsible for determining at what price you wish to implement them. These stops would be based upon your own personal tolerance for risk.
Q. Why are you recommending XYZ fund, ETF or stock?
A. The answer to a question like this is always the same -- "because our computer models rank it as an excellent buy at this time."
Q. I expect the market to have a correction. Should I sell my stocks?
A. That choice is certainly yours to make. Do keep an eye on the market trends listed at the top of page 1.The funds, ETFs and stocks in our rankings and model portfolios are technically very strong. Even if they do go down with the general market, they are also likely to rebound faster.
Q. Can I call you with questions?
A. We are not in a position to give individualized investment advice. The purpose of the service is to show you the best funds, ETFs and stocks under prevailing market conditions. The subscription does not include telephone consultation. You should consult a financial planner for your specific needs. However, if you have specific questions about the newsletter itself, please email it to us at support@123wealthquest.com and we will try to answer it promptly.
Disclaimer: Nothing in this newsletter should be considered personalized investment advice. Although our employees may answer your general customer service questions, they are not licensed under securities laws to address your particular investment situation. No communication by our employees to you should be deemed as personalized investment advice. Any investments recommended in this publication should be made only after consulting with your investment advisor and only after reviewing the prospectus or financial statements of the company. Neither the Weekly Wealth Letter nor Wealthquest International Inc., or any of its owners, officers, employees or associates (who may or may not hold positions in the securities mentioned herein) will be liable for losses, including losses of profit or any consequential damages resulting from the use of or the inability to use this service. The Weekly Wealth Letter is intended for experienced and sophisticated investors who are thoroughly familiar with all the risks, costs, mechanics, tax, and legal consequences of investing. All subscribers or users of the Weekly Wealth Letter agree to take full responsibility for their investment decisions and any losses incurred. Investments are at your own risk. Profits are neither guaranteed nor implied and losses are certainly possible. Past performance does not guarantee future results.
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