If you would like to see how our Stock Trading system returned over 400% in the last year...go here

Once you have found a stock to buy, and have your online brokerage account set up, it only takes two buttons to buy a stock.  The hardest part, and it isn’t hard at all, is calculating how many shares of the stock you want to buy.  Once you divide the current share price into the funds available, you simply type that information (stock ticker and number of shares) into the trade page.  Most will use a market order, which simply means I want it at the current price (or as close as possible).  Then you simply click on “place order”, and your order is in and you just bought a stock.

This week confidence moved back into the markets.  Oil and gold finished the week lower, as did the VIX at 25.  The VIX finished the week 2 points lower, when combined with the other indicators demonstrates a stronger look to equities. 

The DOW and NASDAQ even finished the week positive, at 2.6% AND 0.8% respectively.  www.aestocks.com finished another week with double digit gains - 10.3%.  This comes on the back of a 43% gain last week, and 16% the week before that.  AEStocks.com is up 108% for the past 30 days.

Next week is very busy, as far as earnings go.  The confidence built this week, will continue to drive the markets bullishly in the week to come.

Financial professionals certainly do not agree on such items as proper portfolio allocation, but they all agree that equities should be a part of every financial plan.  No investment vehicle hedges inflation like stocks, but the risk associated with the market affects the portion of the allocation that they represent.  This being said, the next question is to pick your own stocks, or invest in a mutual fund or ETF.  If you have little to no interest in the stock market, but understand that stocks must be in your portfolio, then you should go with the latter option.  But selecting your own stocks can be much more profitable.  There are so many resources out there today, that there is really no reason to not buy and sell your own stocks.  Selecting long term holdings is very easy, with several key variables to review and screen against each stock.  But for some serious growth in the equities portion of your portfolio, a solid active system can be worth its weight in gold.  WWW.AEStocks.com is one active system that has a proven four year track record.  With a system like this, that takes only 15 minutes a day, there is no reason at all to ever settle for single digit returns from an ETF or mutual fund.

Please join my meeting, Thursday, June 5 at 5:00 PM Mountain Daylight Time at
  https://www2.gotomeeting.com/join/411967286
Conference Call: (217) 287-4188, access code 411-967-286
Meeting ID: 411-967-286