Stock-market

Have read a TW book twice in life... in college and failed to see the wisdom... and this book about 5 years ago. Tried my best to learn and also followed a newsletter dedicated to TW market strategies. Three years ago portfolio account started and traded buying at TW breakout points and not before(equal shares in each holding), cutting losses on all stocks that did not follow through after breaking out...letting the others ride. The results as of today: current long 6 stocks up 3%, 103%,196%, 292%,323%,& 1074%. It is not get rich quick, but it does work. Up almost 11 times your money is nice but it is time to let this one go...check 3 year chart on OHB! Judge for yourself!

It is amazing how simple the techniques used and taught by Ted Warren are to be successful in the stock market. This is no get rich quick program as other authors might try to sell you. If you remain patient and disciplined, you will be well on your way to retirement with no worries.

Ted methods truly work. I use his methods to buy and sell stocks. At first I thought this guy must be crazy, but I was wrong. This is not a get rich quick scheme. It is not uncommon to gain 300% or more in a two to three year period. Read this book, follow the principles and you will make money.

The book gets to the heart of investing, particularly in mutual funds. Dollar-Cost Averaging Plus, as detailed in the book, is, I believe, an excellent way to invest in funds.

The book is a clear and comprehensive guide to investing in mutual funds. It explains everything an investor needs to know about mutual funds. The Dollar-cost Averaging formula detailed in the book is a good idea and could increase an investor's return on a fund.

I first read this book when I was 17, when it was in its first edition. 22 years later, with a massive change in market trends, I can STILL see its immense value. Anyone who saw lump-sum holdings PLUMMET during the '88 panic (Dow dropped 500 in that one and risk venture capital became VERY scarce for awhile) should be kicking themselves over AIM not putting away cash for for them prior to that cold, hard winter of economic awakening.

AIM won't tell you what to buy - there are other books out there that can do that. Nor will it, as the author notes, certainly make you a millionaire. What it WILL do, however, is keep cash around so that when the cold economic snows arrive, you can spend your money at the right time - rather than watch it dwindle at the wrong time - and repeat the process every time the market as a whole makes a macroturn. If it makes a microturn (i.e., one stock in your portfolio tumbles because of bad news), that's what Portfolio Manager is there for - to account for the loss so you can protect against further loss. Do you have to buy the same stock you took the loss in? Or is there a better opportunity elsewhere? That's what investor research and choice-making is about. AIM's not a stock screener. It's an asset guard, and a VERY good one!

I've been investing in stocks and mutual funds for about 18 years and I think this investment techique is one of the best I've seen. Basically, Mr Lichellos method has you keeping a cash
reserve of either 50% or 33% (new advanced method) and investing the balance in stocks or stock funds. When the market drops you put a portion of your cash from your reserve into the market according to his investment plan percentages..when the market runs up you are selling stock and moving profits into your cash reserve.
I really dont know of anybody who has done very well with the buy and hold style of investing with the bear market of the magnitude we've seen. I personally use this system for my Roth and 401k and really have been pleased with it...Mr. Lichellos methods have allowed me to consistently take my profits as I make them and put them into my reserve for future purchases at lower prices. If your one of those day traders maybe the book isn't for you, but if your looking for a technique that works in any type of market conditions and doesnt require more than
15 minutes per month to monitor then maybe this approach is for you. One more thing, if your not sure, why not try it for 6 months and see if it works for you. You can always go back to your old buy and hold (hope) strategy if you want but I dont think you will...

I used A.I.M. and doubled a $5K portfolio within 2-years.