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hit4list.com Weekly Newsletter – February 23, 2013 (#10)

Hit4List — Fri, 22 Feb 2013 19:54:43 +0000

Hello Dear Members,

Glad to forward to You our next weekly newsletter, hoping that this information will be of some interest for You.

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WEEKLY New HYIPs

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http://www.venturinvest.com/?ref=hit4list.com

http://www.lexisinvest.com/?ref=hit4list.com

http://elitebank.biz/?ref=hit4list.com

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WEEKLY Best HYIPs

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1) FX Easy Trade http://www.hit4list.com/details/lid/201/

2) Allientus http://www.hit4list.com/details/lid/263/

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WEEKLY CLOSED HYIPS – DON’T INVEST!!!
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Last Scams / New Projects

Hit4List — Wed, 13 Jun 2012 19:51:28 +0000

Unfortunately 2 famous projects closed last week, Please before invest at any project check status.

TopBestfund and TheWealths both closed last week. DO NOT INVEST at these project.

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We’ve added new projects last week for see all new projects please visit :

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Some good projects who started last week:

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http://www.hit4list.com/details/lid/199/

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EW Fund

Hit4List — Tue, 22 May 2012 10:25:09 +0000

We have some news about EWFund , This project is online around 2 years without any problem.

From few days ago they’ve changed the investment plans to :

Up to 8% Daily For 25 Days!
Plan	Spent Amount ($)	Daily Profit (%)
Plan A	$10 – $100	5.50
Plan B	$101 – $1,000	6.00
Plan C	$1,001 – $5,000	6.50
Plan D	$5,001 – $10,000	7.00
Plan E	$10,001 and more	8.00

As you see minimum investment changed from $1 to $10.

first plan started with 5.5% for 25 business days. ( 5.5 x 25 = 137.5% ) This means 37.5% profit on 25 business days!

Second plan is 6% for 25 business days. ( 6x 25 = 150% ) This means 50% profit on 25 business days!

Look like best plan for choose is second plan, very high interest in short period!

You can invest now and enjoy!

The Seven Biggest Mistakes Most Investors Make

Hit4List — Fri, 18 May 2012 00:57:58 +0000

Results don’t lie. Most stock investors, if not all, have some bad habits that

keep them frustrated and ineffective in the market.

What kind of results are you getting from your investing?

If you’re like most people, you’d probably like to improve your investing

results. One of the reasons you’re not getting what you want may be that

you have no plan for investing in the market. You take tips from friends or

TV personalities, and you invest on “gut instinct” rather than zeroing in on

a method and sticking to it.

So what habits result in better investing? The

good news is: It’s not that tough to change your

investing habits, though it might mean giving up

some of your long-held beliefs. And you’ll have

to accept that you absolutely won’t be able to buy

every stock that makes enormous price gains. No

one does, and no investing system will help you

spot every single huge gainer. But you can get

enough of them to make a difference in your

financial position, and in your life.

So let’s jump in, and look at the Seven Mistakes that are preventing you

from seeing better results in the stock market.

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One: Using too many different investing methods and styles.

As you might have guessed by our name, Simple Growth Investing, we’re

growth investors. In a nutshell, that means we focus on stocks with hot

new products, or an industry that’s in favor now. There’s something new

driving sales, which in turns drives profit growth.

And when professional investors – like mutual funds, banks, insurance

companies, hedge funds and pension funds – see those hefty earnings

increases, they snap up shares. And what does that do? It sends the price

higher.

An example of an outstanding growth stock from the past few years is

Apple. That’s a no-brainer: Think of the iPod, the iPhone, increased

purchases of MacBooks and iMacs. As the company continued innovating

and introducing great products, people kept buying. Investors caught on,

and the share price kept moving higher.

Another big growth stock has been Baidu, a Chinese Internet search engine

and portal. Another one that’s easy to understand. As more and more

Chinese citizens move into the middle class, they’re using the Internet

more, buying stuff online, playing games – everything people all over the

world are using the Internet for. And professional investors see plenty of

potential remaining for big growth in China – so they’ve been grabbing

Baidu shares.

Stocks like Apple and Baidu (and many others) have rewarded investors

with outstanding profits. Between January and October, 2009, Baidu

climbed 189%. Apple rose 120% in that time.

One: Using too many different

investing methods and styles.

As you might have guessed by our name, Simple Growth Investing, we’re

growth investors. In a nutshell, that means we focus on stocks with hot

new products, or an industry that’s in favor now. There’s something new

driving sales, which in turns drives profit growth.

And when professional investors – like mutual funds, banks, insurance

companies, hedge funds and pension funds – see those hefty earnings

increases, they snap up shares. And what does that do? It sends the price

higher.

An example of an outstanding growth stock from the past few years is

Apple. That’s a no-brainer: Think of the iPod, the iPhone, increased

purchases of MacBooks and iMacs. As the company continued innovating

and introducing great products, people kept buying. Investors caught on,

and the share price kept moving higher.

Another big growth stock has been Baidu, a Chinese Internet search engine

and portal. Another one that’s easy to understand. As more and more

Chinese citizens move into the middle class, they’re using the Internet

more, buying stuff online, playing games – everything people all over the

world are using the Internet for. And professional investors see plenty of

potential remaining for big growth in China – so they’ve been grabbing

Baidu shares.

Stocks like Apple and Baidu (and many others) have rewarded investors

with outstanding profits. Between January and October, 2009, Baidu

climbed 189%. Apple rose 120% in that time.

You can find other names that have risen even more. Some of those have

been growth stocks with a solid track record of sales and earnings growth.

That’s the kind of stocks we focus on here at Simple Growth Investing.

You might also find speculative stocks – those with no profitability and

usually a very low share price – that have also scored big run-ups. It

happens, no question. But in our experience, and the experience of many

other successful traders, those stocks can be riskier and if you’re not super

careful, can lead to sudden losses.

So when we say you should decide on an investing style and stick with it,

we’d recommend growth investing. We have plenty of posts and materials

here on Simple Growth Investing to help you with that.

But if you do choose growth investing, don’t mix it with some speculative

stocks, some value investing, some long-term investing and maybe some

day trading for a quick pop here and there. By mixing all these styles, you’ll

just dilute your focus and dilute your results.

So pick a style and stick with it. You’ll develop an expertise, and you’ll

begin to recognize the better names, and understand when to buy and sell

them.

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Two: Using too many sources for investing information.

All stock information is not created equal.

Be judicious about what sources you use, and understand what they’re

really saying.

For example, be very cautious about reading posts on open-access stock

forums. It might initially seem like these are populated by knowledgeable

people, but the sad truth is: Many of the posters on online stock forums

simply have no idea what they are talking about. They’re struggling to get

direction. They test ideas on others – who are often just as clueless. They

have opinions from Mars. They get into pissing matches where nobody has

any sense of what’s correct.

So why would you bother? Oh, right – to get stock

tips, or to validate your ideas. But seriously – don’t

waste your time on most stock forums. Occasionally,

there’s a poster who is a bit more knowledgeable, but

in many cases, even the most uninformed people can

make themselves sound authoritative while they’re just

spouting their opinions! Avoid these places. You’ll get

more out of an old Starsky & Hutch rerun.

And never buy a stock just because someone in the media recommended it.

Do you ever watch those financial TV channels that have market news

throughout the trading day? If you do, pay no attention to the parade of

professional fund managers who grace the screen all day, telling you “what

trade works now!”

Because guess what? Another guy will be on in five minutes, telling you

about his idea for the best trade, and it’ll be something altogether different!

Can they both be right? And either way, how is the strategy of a

professional money manager – with hundreds of millions to invest, and a

full-time research staff at his disposal – right for you? It can’t be. He’s

operating in a different universe from yours. Ever notice how many of the

fund managers on TV are touting the big-name, big-cap, widely traded

stocks? That’s because with tens of millions or hundreds of millions under

management, they can’t be jumping in and out of illiquid small caps –

exactly the kind of stocks you’re nimble enough to enter and exit quickly.

Fund managers strive to outperform the major indexes.

That makes it too risky to hold large positions in too

many thinly traded small caps. Why is that? Because

smaller stocks are often more volatile than bigger, more

established companies. Say Fund Manager Joe Schmoe

decides to start making some purchases in Acme

Widgets, which trades 300,000 shares a day. Because so

few shares are available, it’s probably going to be hard

for Joe to get the shares he wants. His buying pushes the

stock’s price higher.

But the next day, Fund Manager Jane Schmane realizes that her investment

in Acme has netted her a paper profit, and she has some reasons to

reallocate cash. So Jane begins unloading shares – which sends the price

lower as quickly as Joe sent it higher.

That’s grossly oversimplified, of course, but you get the idea. That’s a big

piece of the reason why these guys on TV will keep telling you why Wal-

Mart (which trades about 17 million shares a day) or Microsoft (which

trades about 58 million shares a day) is or is not a good idea today. They

won’t be talking about a little-known tech stock that is showing fantastic

gains, and has excellent earnings – but only moves 300,000 shares per day.

Now, Wal-Mart and Microsoft are both great companies. I’ve shopped in

the first one, and I’m using the operating system of the other right now!

But because those stocks are so big, and so widely owned, the chances of

explosive price growth are quite low. Of course, the chance of a sudden

swing to the down side is also low – making the stock a safe choice for big

fund managers, who have to show results better than the S&P 500 and

have to prove themselves vs. other fund managers.

So by owning the widely traded big-cap stock that’s trending along in a

more or less sideways fashion, Joe or Jane Fund Manager avoids a lot of

risk and the potential for losses. That will make his or her year-end return

look better than if the fund showed some weakness due to investments in

little-known, volatile, thinly traded stocks.

So all this means: Following the

recommendations of fund managers on TV or

in magazines is not the way you’ll maximize

your investment. Those recommendations are

not made with you in mind, even though they’ll

say things like, “Here’s what the retail investor

[that’s you!] should do.” Nah. That fund

manager has absolutely no idea how to

recommend stocks for you. Pay no attention.

One final thought on this topic. When one of these managers appears on

TV, notice how the show host doesn’t consistently ask him or her how

much the fund is up or down for the year. If the fund is having a great

year, you can be sure the guest will want it brought up. Usually, it comes up

in the “talking points” that the fund manager’s PR person has supplied to

the show. But frequently, performance doesn’t come up at all. Which leaves

you to wonder: How has this fund done in the past year? Three years? Five

years? If the fund has underperformed during that time, you probably

won’t hear about it while you’re busy writing down this genius’ picks. So be

wary about the “expertise” of these folks who appear on television.

So it’s OK to watch the financial channels to get some basic news on

what’s moving the markets, but never, ever watch for stock tips. (Or even

worse, tips on how to be trading options. More on that a bit later.)

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Three: Cluttering up your investing with layers of

complexity.

You know the saying: Keep It Simple Stupid.

OK, I’m actually not calling you stupid (after all, you’re reading this, so

there’s no way you’re stupid)!

But there are a lot of people out there who seem to think they sound

smarter by throwing around a lot of fancy-sounding investing jargon. A lot

of that jargon centers around the “technicals,” or, put simply, the price and

volume movements of a stock.

But for people who like to impress others, it’s fun to toss around terms like

Bollinger bands, stochastics, MACD, the Relative Strength Index, and other

obscure terminology.

Maybe you believe a speaker sounds intelligent and sophisticated by using

these terms. But the record really speaks for itself: Top growth investors of

the past century, including Jesse Livermore and Nicolas Darvas didn’t use

any more indicators than absolutely necessary. Fancier and more

sophisticated isn’t necessarily better, when it comes to getting top-notch

results!

Here’s the key to utilizing only the tools you need: Treat stock charts as

something that can help you identify the best times to buy and sell. Sounds

simple, right? Good news – it is simple!

But people who like to seem sophisticated treat chart-reading as an end all

unto itself, rather than as a tool to help you recognize buy points and sell

signals.

Repeat after me: Charts are a tool to help your investing. They shouldn’t be

turned into a second career. You don’t need 37 different oscillators to

understand whether a stock is showing strength and being bought or sold

by professional investors.

We suspect that much of the reason people rely on these tools is to they

can boast (to themselves, anyway): “This is complicated. I’m cool because

I understand it.” No, no, no. The idea is to make good investing choices,

not to tinker with the tools. The name “technical analysis” for chart reading

is unfortunate. It scares many people off, and, simultaneously, gets many

others (the geeky ones) excited about something complex with its own set

of impenetrable jargon.

It doesn’t have to be that way. Chart reading

doesn’t have to be complicated to be effective.

There really are only a few basic elements you

need to understand in order to make charts work

for you, not the other way around.

If you’re interested in learning some basics of chart reading, we’re here to

help you with that at Simple Growth Investing. So relax. It absolutely

doesn’t have to be as difficult at you might have thought.

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Four: Owning too many individual stocks.

Ever notice how some individual investors have dozens of individual

stocks in their portfolios? I’m not talking owning mutual funds, which is

something altogether different, and not the topic of this report.

Instead, I’m talking about individual stocks. Just don’t own too many –

seven is probably about the highest number any person should own at one

time. And that’s only if you have at least $1 million to invest, and can spend

some quality time with your stocks every day.

If that sounds like you, cool! In a minute, we’ll take a quick look at some

portfolio management techniques.

But say you’re starting out with about $3,000 to invest. (And by the way, it’s

best to ignore all those so-called investing “gurus” who mean well, and tell

you it’s possible to start investing with only a few hundred dollars. It sounds

like a good, encouraging thing to tell newbies, and people who tell you that

often mean to be helpful, but the truth is: With a small portfolio, the

commission costs will eat away at your capital very fast. Even if you’re

using a low-cost online brokerage, you have to be prepared to occasionally

move in out of stocks fairly quickly. Don’t worry, we’re not talking about

day trading!! But as we’ll see below, you sometimes have to move pretty fast

to preserve your gains or cut your losses – so that’s one reason why it’s not

really a smart idea to start with “only a few hundred dollars,” as so many

well-meaning but clueless investment writers suggest.)

OK – so back to your $3,000 portfolio. In this case, you’d be OK with no

more than four stocks making up the entire portfolio. There’s a simple

reason for this: You’re a busy person. You can’t keep up with news,

earnings reports and other developments about a whole slew of stocks. No

one can. Mutual funds have paid research staffs – people who get money in

exchange for spending their weekdays researching every last detail about a

company and its stock. No one pays you to chase down these details, do

they? And you’re probably not really inclined to spend your off-hours

making lists of when earnings reports are due, how your company’s

industry is faring and how its competition is doing, how global

macroeconomic developments are affecting the company and its industry –

you get the idea.

So keep it simple. By limiting yourself to just a handful of individual

stocks, you can easily have some key facts at your fingertips, such as the

date that earnings are reported. And for those of you with a life outside of

stock investing, you could set an alarm on your computer or phone or

PDA, so you know when it’s time to check your stock, and make a decision

about holding, selling or buying when the quarterly earnings report rolls

around.

So keep it simple. By limiting yourself to just a handful of individual

stocks, you can easily have some key facts at your fingertips, such as the

date that earnings are reported. And for those of you with a life outside of

stock investing, you could set an alarm on your computer or phone or

PDA, so you know when it’s time to check your stock, and make a decision

about holding, selling or buying when the quarterly earnings report rolls

around.

However you decide to manage your portfolio, you’ll do best by keeping it

simple. No big downside surprises when you forgot about an earnings

announcement, or when a stock heads south because of poor news about

its industry. By holding only a few stocks at a time, it’s much easier to keep

up with developments that could have a big effect on the price

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Five: Believing that “sell” is a dirty word.

You don’t need to be told that Warren Buffett is one of the most amazingly

successful investors in history. He’s developed a phenomenal system that’s

resulted in making billions of dollars in the stock market.

But unfortunately, small investors have tried to emulate the methodologies

Buffett used at Berkshire Hathaway. It sounds easy enough: You learn

about a company, spot so-called “undervalued” stocks, buy them, and hold

on!!

We said “unfortunately” above, because too often, that method just doesn’t

work out. And it fails for the same reasons that growth systems don’t work

for most people: It’s too complicated and time-consuming. That’s obvious.

It also requires some guesswork on the part of individuals. How can you

be certain that a company is currently undervalued, and it will eventually

begin to rise higher again? Do you have the time, resources and know-how

to do all the research and analysis that Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger

do at Berkshire Hathaway? I’m gonna say that’s a no.

And that’s just on the buy side. How about on the sell side? This is where

the Buffett emulation has hurt a lot of people. Don’t get me wrong – I’m

not disrespecting or doubting Mr. Buffett! He’s got a great system that

works well in his situation. I’m just saying it’s not so easy to re-create at

home.

For most at-home investors, it’s not the waiting that’s the hardest part – it’s

the selling (sorry, Tom Petty). The old adage about “buy and hold” morphs

into “buy and forget about.” So investors often sit with big losses,

continuing to believe that the stock is bound to go up…someday.

And by the way – Buffett does sell shares. He’s not obligated to tell you

about it on the day he sells, but the news media often learns about it after

the fact, as Berkshire Hathaway discloses its trades. So even buy-and-hold

investors understand that selling is often the right move. And to be fair –

the retail investor and the news media have seriously misinterpreted Mr.

Buffett’s strategy over the years. Of course, they’ve oversimplified it to the

point where it’s useless to individuals in many cases, and even harmful in

some. You can bet that’s not something that Warren Buffett intends.

If you need any proof that buy and hold isn’t necessarily the best strategy,

think about what happened to investors in the 2008 and 2009 bear market.

The general market had begun to show weakness in the autumn of 2007.

But as selling intensified in the autumn of 2008, many investors didn’t

know what to do.

Because there’s a bias among investors against selling, individuals waited for

things to get better. But it took until March of 2009 for a new uptrend to

begin – and as of November, 2009, most investors still aren’t back to

where they started!

Remember – that bias against selling comes from those professional

investors who appear on TV and write columns for magazines. They can’t

just start unloading all their holdings, because they need to keep a certain

amount of money invested at all times (essentially, most of them are fully

invested 100% of the time). So they advise you to act the same way. That’s

pretty silly, and it results in you getting hurt.

Think of it this way: What if a professional athlete advised you to train

exactly the same way he does, year-round? Sounds good, right? Here’s the

training plan of a winning athlete! Just follow this, and you’ll be a winner,

too!

Not so fast. That pro athlete has a staff. He’s got a sports-medicine doctor.

A physical therapist. A nutritionist. Maybe a massage therapist, yoga or

stretching instructor, weight trainer, and undoubtedly some coaches for

sport-specific instruction and motivation. You. Don’t. Have. That. So

when he tells you to eat spinach every day and run wind sprints, he’s not

lying, but there’s a lot he’s omitting. And by omitting what really goes into

his program, day in and day out, he’s leaving out the very information that

you need, if you don’t want to get hurt.

Same with the advice from the professional investors. They discuss what

they’re buying at any given time, but not too often do they discuss what

they’re selling. They don’t tell you that they’re not alone in making decisions

– that they have a full staff of analysts, traders and other assistants – and

they don’t tell you they need to remain fully invested. So their “advice” is

predicated upon that requirement, which doesn’t apply to you. Someone is

obviously selling when you see huge, catastrophic declines in the major

indexes, as we did in 2008 and the early part of 2009. But because the pros

are telling you where they’re putting their money now, you feel as though

that’s the correct advice.

For the individual investor, there’s nothing wrong with selling as you see market

weakness, and simply parking your money in cash for a while. Months, if

necessary.

Selling is not a dirty word, despite strong cultural

bias. We think of selling a stock as giving up,

showing weakness or raising a white flag. That’s

really stupid and ridiculous. The only way to keep

your gains in the stock market is by selling, isn’t

it? Say you’re a real estate investor. You don’t

think, “Gee, this house has really appreciated

since I bought it. And it looks like the real estate

market’s about to drop, but it would be admitting

defeat if I sold the house now, and pocketed my

profits. So I better hang on for awhile.”

Huh?

That wouldn’t make any sense, but it’s exactly the irrational way people

often think about the stock market. And it comes back to this weird,

illogical bias individuals have against selling stocks – even to keep a profit!!

We’ve referred a few times to some legendary growth investors – Jesse

Livermore and Nicolas Darvas, for example. They made their money not

only by buying properly, but by selling at the right times. Same with other

wise growth investors – Gerald Loeb and Bernard Baruch, to name a

couple.

One other thing that all those investors had in

common, and you should make it your practice,

too: Determine a point at which you’ll sell any

stock to prevent big, catastrophic losses. This is a

move which will protect your capital, and you’ll

never suffer those double-digit losses in the stock

market.

For example, if you decide that you’ll sell if a stock falls 6% below the

price where you bought it, just sell if the stock falls to that point. If it

rebounds, you can always buy it again. But especially in weaker markets, if a

stock drops too far below its buy point, it frequently won’t bounce back

any time soon.

So make a habit of selling to cut losses. That’s another wise move that

protected the most successful individual investors in the 2008 and 2009

market downturn.

What good is holding your shares until you lose 50% or 60% of what you

had before? What good is holding your shares until you’re dead?

Sure, there are the old stories of Great Aunt

Betty who owned shares of Early American

Railroad and Telegraph and Motorcar (we made

that up, by the way), which she bought in 1933

and still held when she died in 2005. Yeah, yeah,

they’d split 17 times and this and that, and were

now worth $1 million when she’d paid $26.50,

and her heirs are whooping it up. Whatever. Yes,

that happens once in a blue moon. So does

winning the lottery.

Don’t count on long-term investing, or buy and hold as your little ticket to

heaven. Learn to sell at the right time to keep your gains – or cut your

losses very small – and you’ll make money.

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Six: Fighting the market’s trend.

This one goes along with the idea of selling. When the market is trending

higher, it’s the right time to be looking for stocks making fresh run-ups.

But when the indexes are selling off, chances are, any individual stock you

own will also head south. In many cases, the best thing you can do is sell

your stock in the downtrend (as we saw above). Focus your buying on times

when the market itself is moving higher.

Sounds simple, right. Buy in an uptrend, be ready to sell in a downturn. But

how do you know the general trend of the market? It’s actually pretty

simple to determine, by watching whether or not the major indexes are

moving up or down over the course of several days or weeks. You also

have to check the trading volume on days when the indexes make

significant moves.

Because the majority of stocks move in the same direction as the general

market, it’s absolutely crucial to time your buying and selling to the way the

indexes are trending.

That’s exactly how we were able to maintain the value of my stock

portfolio in the 2008 and 2009 bear market. We sold all our shares before

the market tanked, and didn’t lose my money. There was nothing magical or

lucky about it – we simply timed our selling to go with the market’s flow.

If used properly, tracking the indexes’ selloffs and upside reversals reliably

identifies market peaks and valleys. So why don’t more people use that

method?

Here’s why: It’s time-consuming to learn and master. And once you’ve

learned it, it requires a commitment to tracking price and volume across the

major indexes – every single trading day. In addition, you have to be ready

with a calculator to do the math on the percentage changes each day. Then

you have to track these – maybe in an Excel spreadsheet – and keep an

ongoing count of how many days of heavy-volume buying and selling have

occurred.

Do you really see yourself doing this?

Didn’t think so.

Not only is it very time-consuming to track this data, but there’s a lot of

conditioning that we should all be fully invested, at all times. (Remember

that discussion earlier about the financial media and the fund managers?)

Fortunately, there really are simple ways of getting information about the

market trend, without spending your days and nights hunched over your

computer, with a calculator by your side. (Sounds fun, doesn’t it? Just

cancel your golf game and time with your friends and family. You have to

spend hours every day tracking the stock market! Sounds crazy – but that’s

what some investing services actually expect you to do – after you’ve paid

them for their materials!)

But if you buy in a market uptrend, you’ll be much better positioned to

take advantage of the rising tide.

So why fight it?

How To Determine Which Direction The Market Is Trending

In case you’re wondering exactly what goes in to determining a new market

uptrend, here’s a quick explanation:

When a downturn in the market has dropped to a new low, check major

indexes each day. See if at least one of them (the Dow, Nasdaq, S&P 500

or NYSE Composite) beginning to rise on heavy volume. You’re looking

for one index (or more, but all you need for a signal is one) to show a

significant increase – around 2% or so – in heavier volume than the

previous session.

This usually happens four or more days after the uptrend begins. There are

various reasons given for the four-day wait, but essentially, it’s been shown

that these “follow throughs” tend to be most successful if they happen a

few days after the uptrend begins.

There’s no telling how long an uptrend will last, once you have this

confirmation. It can fizzle after a few days, or last weeks or even months.

So that begs the question: How do you know if an uptrend is reversing

lower, and becoming a downtrend?

After a rally has been underway for awhile, notice whether there’s heavy-

volume selling for several days within a short period, and whether the

indexes have stopped making upward progress. That’s your sign that a rally

is running out of juice, and it may be time to sell some stocks.

These methods do work. They’re simple and straightforward ways of

identifying market shifts. However, they take some time to really

comprehend them thoroughly, and to master their use. There are easier

ways for you to get this information at key junctures. You can learn more

here.

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Seven: Not expecting to make

mistakes – and not fixing them

quickly.

Even the best investors make mistakes in the market. Maybe you buy a

stock that doesn’t really have the kind of fundamental and technical

strength that normally precedes a big uptrend. Maybe you bought a stock

without noticing that it was due to report earnings the next day. Then bam!

The report is disappointing, and the stock slumps 15% in one fell swoop.

Or maybe industry events or economic events unfold that neither you nor

anyone else could have anticipated, and that sends the stock lower.

No investor is that amazing superhuman who’s never wrong in the market!

Read “Reminiscences of a Stock Operator,” the semi-fictionalized

biographer of Jesse Livermore, a phenomenal investor who lived in the

early part of the 20th century. In that book, and in Livermore’s own how-to

guide, “How to Trade in Stocks,” he recounts examples of money-losing

trades.

But what made Livermore different from most, and what makes the best

investors different today, is willingness to learn from mistakes. Livermore

didn’t blame the market, or the guy who have him a bad tip, or the

company itself for being bad. Instead, he accepted responsibility when he

broke his own rule and bought a stock based on a tip, something he had

vowed never to do. It’s not about beating yourself up – it’s about

acknowledging the mistakes, understanding how you made them, and

taking steps so you don’t repeat them.

Livermore, like Gerald Loeb, Nicolas Darvas and many other top investors

of the past century, realized that some errors are inevitable, and always

took quick action to minimize those errors. They all had a system for

quickly cutting losses if a stock’s price fell a certain percentage below what

you paid for it. Some investors say 10%, other systems are adamant about

7%-8%, still others recommend keeping it much smaller. Keeping it below

10% is a good idea – and in shaky market conditions, a smaller percentage

is usually better.

Looking at it one way, that’s a very mechanical discipline that is a simple

way of saving yourself a lot of money and heartache, and lets you sleep at

night.

But that process can be more simple and manageable. It’s entirely possible

to buy at the right time and sell when necessary to protect your money –

without being chained to your computer 24/7, and without making the

stock market the focus of your entire life!

And beyond the mechanical process of selling

at the right time, there’s a true psychological

freedom that comes when you just expect that

you will occasionally buy a stock that doesn’t

work out. And of course, you will miss some

names that jump higher! That’s life, and

accepting it makes the activity of investing that

much easier. Why get angry at the stock

market? Why flagellate yourself over the big

one that got away, or the “sure thing” that

didn’t pan out?

There is always another opportunity, another company with something

innovative that’s driving customer demand. Sometimes geopolitical changes

spur growth – witness the boom in Chinese stocks in recent years.

Sometimes industry changes result in higher stock prices – that’s been true

in commodities stocks lately, as the underlying assets have been bid up.

There’s always something – whether it’s a new technology or a service or

something as simple as a retail concept that catches on with the public.

And yes – that’s true even in a weak economy. Did you know that in the

depths of the recession in 2009, clothing retailers were among top-

performing stocks? That’s right – some of the better names, like

Aeropostale, were managing inventory and keeping prices low. Those

techniques kept earnings growth solid, which in turn attracted big

investors.

The point is: There’s always something new coming along that’s a ripe

candidate for investment. Not just one new thing, but many, every year.

Think about it: A few years ago, had you heard of Green Mountain Coffee

Roasters? Baidu? NetEase? Vistaprint? Ctrip?

All of those made huge price gains in 2009.

But prior to their huge rallies, none of those

were big household names like Microsoft, Wal-

Mart or Procter & Gamble, Johnson &

Johnson or even Apple.

So go easy on yourself if you let a big winner get away. There will be

another one coming down the pike, right behind it! Give yourself

permission to make mistakes with your investing. Mistakes are inevitable.

The real point is to understand how to cut your losses early, and to offset

the duds with huge winners. Don’t obsess about a stock where you lost

some money, or one that you missed.

Opportunity is constantly knocking – and don’t let anyone tell you

differently. New, entrepreneurial companies with fresh ideas are always

coming along, offering golden opportunities. That’s true no matter who’s in

the White House or Congress, whether the economy’s been poor, or

whether your favorite investment category seems out of fashion this year.

Be open to new opportunity, and you will find it.

Stock investing can be very financially rewarding – if you stick to the right

names, invest at the right times, and keep the right mindset.

Global Money Invest

Hit4List — Fri, 18 May 2012 00:00:49 +0000

From today we update our blog each day with new projects, HYIP news and other news about make money online!

Lets start with one new project: GMI

Investment Plans:

Plan Number	Min. Deposit	Max. Deposit	Interest	Period
1	$10	$1,999	6% Daily	25 Business Days
2	$2,000	$9,999	7% Daily	25 Business Days
3	$10,000	N/A	8% Daily	25 Business Days

Sign Up Now!

GMI hosted on KodDos server ( famous place ), very good plan and you can reach to principle very fast.

FX Vino review

Hit4List — Sun, 18 Mar 2012 13:05:16 +0000

Closed Project!

Finally after long times one project come who we ready review that.to be honest with you after many sites closed again and again we are afraid review one site, so this is our reason for update blog with delay.

anyway. I want review one famous project: FXVino.

FXVino. started on: Mar 5, 2012, and till today paid all withdrawals instant however in FAQ page wrote pay all withdrawals within 24 business hours.

This project has a lot of good points who show this is good project, SSL, Dedicated server from KodDos( famous on HYIP industry ), dedicated Blog, low minimum invest ( $1 ), listed on all most of famous monitors site ( more than 50 monitors )…

Minimum invest for first plan is $1 but you can go to next level only with $100, so I think best amount for invest is $100 with 6.5% rate daily.

Scam Report: Monixa.com

Hit4List — Wed, 14 Mar 2012 11:30:56 +0000

Look likes next Scam project is monixa.com, We’re waiting for Admin answer to our questions and paid pending withdrawals…

Please before invest on any project check status: http://www.hit4list.com/details/lid/32/

Scam Report: 7capital.biz

Hit4List — Sun, 26 Feb 2012 21:59:10 +0000

Hi, after long time we come for update for one important news, From few days ago we got a lot of Scam report about : 7capital.biz, just we’re waiting for Admin answer to us about members problem, So I think better stop invest at this site till we check every thing, Please before make deposit check our status.

7capital.biz : Special Offer 4

Hit4List — Tue, 14 Feb 2012 22:06:51 +0000

Offer of This Week:

200% After 30 days! ( Double your money )
Minimum Invest: $100
Maximum Invest: $20,000

Started date: 2/14/2012
Expire: After 7 days (2/21/2012)
Invest & Enjoy!

7Capital Team

globalcommerce.biz, Scam Report!

Hit4List — Sun, 12 Feb 2012 23:03:21 +0000

Hello dear members, last 24 hours we had several Scam report about globalcommerce.biz, So we ask you do not invest till we check them, This site was good project and I hope they do not close this HYIP.

Get paid to play games!

Hit4List — Wed, 08 Feb 2012 18:00:10 +0000

Exodus 3000 is a multi-player RPG strategy game where the stage is set roughly 1000 years into the future, after the planet earth has been rendered uninhabitable due to a catastrophic event. Each player has a home base that they can venture out in search of minerals and “mars dollars” ( the official currency of the game) from.

You earn mars dollars by mining volcanoes, searching ruins and attacking other players. After earning a predetermined amount, you can request a cash out. You will be paid in the form of real money. It’s a very simple and fun game and from what I have researched and heard, nobody has had any difficulty in receiving their payment. When you join you receive 5000 free Mars Dollars. Exchange rate is 300,000 MD = $20.00.

Trade 4 Ever

Hit4List — Sat, 04 Feb 2012 14:57:12 +0000

Trade 4 Ever is a company which makes a good use of available high intellectual and technical potential as well as an enormous experience in the area of investments on the inter-bank market of currency exchange. We regard making conditions for serene life, stable income and successful business of our clients as our obligation. Nature gave a person everything for development of life but it is powerless in principal desire of mankind – in desire of richness. As a result of this, all powerful potential of our company is directed to achievement of the main goal of our investors. Surely, our customers’ confidence is a great responsibility for us. And we realize well a scale of such responsibility.

Investment Plans

3.5% Daily For 40 business days

We accept Bank wire, Alert Pay , Liberty Reserve and Perfect Money.

Minimum spend is only $10 USD.

We work on business days. Profits will send to your account on Business Days ( Monday – Friday ).

Free Sign Up And Easy access

Sign Up Now!

7capital: Special Offer 3 | Expire: 2/14/2012

Hit4List — Thu, 02 Feb 2012 03:12:07 +0000

This is new offer from 7capital:

New offer of this week is for 14 days!

7.2% Daily Interest for 20 business days!
Minimum Invest: $100
Maximum Invest: $7,000

Started date: 2/1/2012
Expire: After 14 days (2/14/2012)
Withdraw: Instant
Ref.Comm: 5%
Compounding: No
Principle Return: No

Link of calculator:
http://www.7capital.biz/?a=calendar&type=16

Invest & Enjoy!

7Capital Team

New section on hit4list.com : MLM

Hit4List — Mon, 30 Jan 2012 02:29:42 +0000

Hello,today I come with good news for you, we’re working on new section. Our MLM will be started very soon, with our MLM system you can make money easy & very fast.

Another update is, we added new Category on directory page so you can add your link if you’re admin of hosting provider, Web Designer, programmer, HYIP moitor and … Please for more information visit: http://www.hit4list.com/directory/

I hope you enjoy with our service and we try help you make money faster!

7capital: Special Offer 2

Hit4List — Fri, 27 Jan 2012 17:30:37 +0000

7apital,come new week with new offer:

Special Offer 2

5% Daily Interest for 30 business days!
Minimum Invest: $250
Maximum Invest: $15,000

Started date: 1/25/2012
Expire: After 7 days (2/1/2012)
Withdraw: Instant
Ref.Comm: 5%
Compounding: No
Principle Return: No

Link of calculator:
http://www.7capital.biz/?a=calendar&type=15

Invest & Enjoy!

Special Offer|Each week 7capital come with new offer!

Hit4List — Thu, 19 Jan 2012 17:56:58 +0000

few hours ago received one E-mail from 7Capital Admin who they deiced each week add one special plan for members,this show they are very active and want more popularity.

this is text of this e-mail:

Today we have good news for you!

From this week because we had good profit from our trade we send to you weekly offer!
These offers are valid for one week and after one week will be changed.

Offer of This Week:

7% Daily Interest for 20 business days!
Minimum Invest: $50
Maximum Invest: $5,000

Started date: 1/18/2012
Expire: After 7 days (1/25/2012)
Withdraw: Instant
Ref.Comm: 5%
Compounding: No
Principle Return: No

Example for $100:
$7 daily x 20 days = $140 ==> ($100 initial money + $40 Profit)

Link of calculator:

http://www.7capital.biz/?a=calendar&type=14

Note:
We never ask you send us your password of LR or PM.
We never ask you make deposit directly to any account.
Each offer when is valid who you can see on 7capital site.( see important news on hope page)
We never ask you active your API or SCI.

Invest & Enjoy!

7Capital Team

Red More News Here

Investment Plan Upgrades! | Monixa.com

Hit4List — Thu, 19 Jan 2012 13:24:13 +0000

About 10 minutes ago we got one E-mail from Monixa.com,they changed investment plans I think this is good news for this site.

We’ve changed and upgrades our plans due to our members request and our success in business.

You can make deposit on 2 package,first one is daily and second one is after 40 calendar days!
For see more details please see : www.monixa.com and project section.
Minimum invest for both package is only $5.

Please do not hesitate to contact us if you have any questions.

Kindest Regards
Monixa.com

Qioma!

Hit4List — Thu, 19 Jan 2012 02:39:55 +0000

Hi,sorry for delay on update the blog,I’m in trip and it’s hard manage every thing so till find one fix place may be can’t update blog daily(may be with delay)
For today I have one high risk HYIP,Admin of this site added hit4list few days ago and today we got first payment Instantly!

Standard
Interest: 5% Daily
Investment Term: 30 business days.
Minimum Invest : $10
Referral Commission: 5%

Advanced
Interest: 5.5% Daily
Investment Term: 30 business days.
Minimum Invest : $1,000
Referral Commission: 5%

Premium
Interest: 6% Daily
Investment Term: 30 business days.
Minimum Invest : $3,000
Referral Commission: 5%

VIP
Interest: 7% Daily
Investment Term: 30 business days.
Minimum Invest : $10,000
Referral Commission: 5%

Click here for sign up and invest Now!

duggit.info Scam Exchanger!

Hit4List — Tue, 10 Jan 2012 23:53:18 +0000

Today I want inform you we had many report about one Scam exchanger: http://duggit.info//

Do not exchange your money at this site!Admin of this site No reply and never complete your order.

Expect Fund

Hit4List — Mon, 09 Jan 2012 20:03:02 +0000

Expect Fund is new project who today we got our first payment.

Investment Plans:

4% Daily for 40 business days(54 calendar days) this means 60% profit on 54 days .you can reach to your principal within 25 days.

About:

In today’s world, most people do not have the time to closely analyse their financial situation, ponder their financial future, or spend hours investigating to find out the best investment opportunities available. Expect Fund offers you the opportunity to provide you with the best investment solutions.

We are committed to helping all our clients to become totally financially independent and secure. With Expect Fund, there is no such thing as a “typical” client, because each person has his own individual needs, goals, concerns and aspirations. Some of the people we meet have saved capital and want a better return from it. Other have the capacity to save or “surplus income” that needs a better potential return than gained normally through a bank or building society account.

Hosted on KodDos and used licensed script of goldcoders.Best amount for invest is $10 – $500

Sign Up and enjoy!

Gold Fund

Hit4List — Mon, 09 Jan 2012 17:54:01 +0000

Next selective payment site for today is : goldfund

Do not invest at this site and keep your money safe!

For check status of this site click here

Commerce Favored

Hit4List — Mon, 09 Jan 2012 16:15:23 +0000

From few days ago we had many Scam report about this project,keep your money safe and do not invest more on: Commerce Favored

Click here for check status of this site.

Biz To Profit

Hit4List — Sun, 08 Jan 2012 20:24:55 +0000

Biz To Profit is one new project who few days ago started, BTP used KodDos service and different script!

Investment plans: 3-6% Daily for 50 business days( 70 calendar days ), minimum amount for start invest at this site is $5 (3% Daily).

Accepted Payment Processors : LibertReserve.com , Perfectmoney.com and AlertPay.com

About Biz To Profit

Biz To Profit is an independently owned and operated company consisting of experienced, highly-trained financial professionals. We help to build partnerships and achieve goals by finding unique investment options. The primary mission of our Company is to create economic value for its clients and investor-co-partners through the identification and acquisition of trading assets that provide above-average returns to investors and display significant upside potential. Our main focus is on various foreign exchange and currency related investment opportunities. Primarily, we focus on day trading and related traditional investment options.

Click here for check status of this site!

Paid To Click!

Hit4List — Sun, 08 Jan 2012 19:48:22 +0000

Get paid to view advertisements!As a member, you’ll get paid for each click that you generate by browsing our sponsor’s ads.
We offer all features of today’s PTC technology, including instant purchase processing and referral renting.
Have a look inside and start earning now.

The membership pioneer is given for free to the first 2000 members.

Monixa

Hit4List — Sun, 08 Jan 2012 00:31:02 +0000

Hello,At this post I want introduce one old project who worked from 400 days ago.do not worry for next posts I’ll talk about new projects :d

Monixa added in our database around 400 days ago and till now we did not had any bad report:)

About Monixa:

We have high ethical standards in banking and forex working.
We offers exellent rates of profit to all member who have join in our programs.
We can promise you professionalism,hard work,good profit and honesty. We offer you several options for cooperation using which you can make a good investment as well as change your lifestyle, fulfill your financial plans and make your money work for you.

Investment Plans

Plan	Min / Max Invest	Daily Profit	Period
Level A	$5 – $100	2.20 (%)	60 Business Days
Level B	$101 – $2,000	2.40 (%)	60 Business Days
Level C	$2,001 – $10,000	2.60 (%)	60 Business Days
Level D	$10,001 and more	3.00 (%)	60 Business Days

Click here for check status of this site.

Global Commerce

Hit4List — Sat, 07 Jan 2012 00:38:17 +0000

Global Commerce is one high risk project worked more than 600 days.plans of this site is high risk with 5% daily for 30 business days but I know investors like these kind of plans because they will be reached to principle very fast! Global Commerce used koddos service and listed at all most of monitors.for check status of this site click here.

They accept Bank wire, Alert Pay , Liberty Reserve and Perfect Money.
Minimum spend is only $10 USD.
Profits will send to your account on Business Days ( Monday – Friday ).
Free Sign Up And Easy access.

7 capital

Hit4List — Sat, 07 Jan 2012 00:15:20 +0000

First site who I want introduce is one medium risk project.

7capital is online more than 500 days without any scam report, with 4 level of investment plans.minimum amount for start invest on 7capital is only $10.around 2 days ago admin changed plan to 3% daily for 50 business days (70 calender days) , 7capital used Koddos service.they accept LR,PM and AP.

7capital listed at hit4list more than 500 days ago. Click here for check our status.

Official blog launch!

Hit4List — Fri, 06 Jan 2012 23:54:16 +0000

We’ve just launched our blog!

This is my first post for this blog,just for inform you who our blog launched!

At this section I introduce new projects and try put each project on right catagory.
I hope this section help you for make money more and more! we start post of blog only with HYIP projects and slowly try add more site related to make money online.