Does it really make that much of a difference using a stock chart???
YES! Once you Learn How to read a stock chart the difference between using them and not is the difference between night and day!
So many people are looking at stocks and analyzing numbers with the intent of buying at the lowest price or selling at the highest. It’s all about the numbers right? Not really. The moment you Learn to read a stock chart is the moment you will feel really bad about wasting so much of your precious time.
Stock Charts are a snapshot of emotions, signs of the economy, and of course the price of any particular stock, past and present!
Stock picking is hard, understanding how to read a stock chart is your first step towards success.
If you could save time analyzing stocks by learning a proven strategy, wouldn’t you?
OF COURSE YOU WOULD! And BEST of all, you can LEARN and IMPLEMENT these strategies immediately!
“I can help you succeed in the market.
Let’s do this together!” -Markay Latimer
Learn To…
- Properly evaluate and determine the best stocks to invest in
- Leverage financial resources to begin investing with less
- Diversify your portfolio to minimize risk and maximize returns
- Use option strategies to purchase stocks at a discount
- Employ technical analysis to increase your covered call premium
- Increase your return rate through calculated and thoughtful investment strategies
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- increase the volume of
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Investing is putting money to work to start or expand a project - or to purchase an asset or interest - where those funds are then put to work, with the goal to income and increased value over time. The term "investment" can refer to any mechanism used for generating future income.
How do you determine if a stock is a good investment???
Markay’s 4 Point System on how to pick the best stocks that give the strongest returns is designed to be straight forward, understandable and simple to apply.
Whether you’re new to investing or an established investor who wants to make your money work harder,
this course will enable you to take control of your financial investments and grow your money.
Leverage is an investment strategy of using various financial instruments to increase the potential return of an investment.
Have you wondered if it would be different if someone would just explain it to you in a way that makes sense?
Markay’s Systems are designed to build your wealth utilizing the stock market in a no non-sense way.
Learn to...
Find the higher paying yet lower risk dividend payers by understanding the world of dividends
Choose a broker and set up a brokerage account
Lower your overall risks and increase your overall returns
Optimize dividend cash you receive and leverage it to purchase more stock
Procrastination is the bad habit of putting off until the day after tomorrow what should have been done the day before yesterday.
Napoleon Hill
The Stock Market Landlord course introduces the trading methodology that has created much of the wealth in the S&P 500. Markay will demonstrate how to implement this strategy with a small amount of money and grow your wealth from there. This is the class to learn how to capture consistent and low risk returns, how to identify and maximize dividends, and how to incorporate options trading into your investing strategy.
Whether you’re new to investing or an established investor who wants to make their money work harder, this course will enable you to take control of your financial investments and grow your money.
Stock Market Landlord will teach you how to:
- Choose a broker and set up a brokerage account
- Find the higher paying yet lower risk dividend payers by understanding the world of dividends
- Incorporate options into your dividend vehicles to increase returns exponentially by “renting” your stock on a quarterly, monthly, and sometimes weekly basis
- Optimize dividend cash you receive and leverage it to purchase more stock
- Lower your overall risks and increase your overall returns
And best of all? You can start with very little money. So, what are you waiting for?
Details:
- One day live cast
- Class will be recorded, archived, and available to subscribers.
$995
Sound Boring?
1980-2004:
If you had invested $2,000 in Philip Morris it
would be worth just under $300,000.
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