http://www.investorsparadise.com/forum/ http://www.eblah.com en http://www.investorsparadise.com/forum/m-1217413883/ http://www.investorsparadise.com/forum/m-1217413883/#num1 Hi everyone, I have a few months left in my company before I retire …. and I would like to know about the options that I can consider for my retirement plan. I am taking about some real good investments so that I get my future secured (want it secured for the kids too). I have a few options that I can look up to like REI, mutual funds and stocks…..but need a bit of advice from you to make a better decision.
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With many services the “top picks” listed tend to be biased in that losers are removed from the “top picks”.  In essence this gives a false sense of security to passerby Joe who may know nothing about the markets whatsoever and thinks he hit the goldmine.  What he finds out later is that while they maintain the good picks he loses more money than he makes and the company makes their money off of his subscription.  What is your stance on how you handle your “top pick” practices?

Once picks are made is there an analysis for your readers to view of how the conclusion was made for the pick?  As anyone should know there are many ways to read a stocks chart or profile and for many the optimistic outlook can cause one to read into things leaving open ends unaccounted for.  Often enough these open ends may not even be within a chart at all.  

What are your fundamental guidelines for your trading practices?  To be more definitive do you seek to make money within any market condition and within any sector of the market or are you more tailored and specialized to certain sectors?  Are your practices analysis only or does your practices consider other outside influences that could affect the geometry of the market just as one would consider the “geometry of warfare” not simply the greek involved within the specified stock.

I may have further questions but at the present time this will suffice and I will wait for a response.  There are very few groups out there I trust yet a few that allow for me to appreciate their perception of the market.  I personally believe that no single individual can maintain a 360 degree view of the world in perfect focus so I do appreciate some of the select groups works that I have found.
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http://www.investorsparadise.com/newchat.htm]]> Mon, 30 Apr 2007 11:20:46 eugj http://www.investorsparadise.com/forum/m-1177793872/ http://www.investorsparadise.com/forum/m-1177793872/#num1 but none of them would post anything - why ?]]> Sat, 28 Apr 2007 16:57:52 eugj