| Investor's responsibility when he is
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| | first step in theinvolvement process is
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| alone in the market.
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| | education.
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| In today's market environment, the best
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| | Education is the key to successful
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| remedy for this situationis for you to
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| | investing for the individualinvestor in
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| get more involved in your own investing
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| | the market of the future.
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| decisions.
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| | All of us who invest in the stock market
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| The problem is that most individual
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| | know that there arethree possible
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| investors do not have theknowledge,
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| | outcomes after we make a stock purchase.
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| resources, or time to spend doing their
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| | First, the stock can go up and this is
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| own research,stock selection, execution,
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| | generally a good outcome.
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| and position management.
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| | Second, the stocks can go down and this
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| The development and expansion of the
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| | is usually a bad outcome.
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| internet has solved part ofthis problem
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| | Third, the stock can go nowhere - which
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| in that the internet now provides timely
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| | is also generally a badoutcome.
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| informationand resources, right at the
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| | It is bad because not only could you have
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| fingertips of the individualinvestor.
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| | put that money to usein something with
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| Earnings reports, income statements,
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| | less risk that might have produced a
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| balance sheets, charts,graphs, research,
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| | return,but you also incurred commission
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| chat rooms, and even CEO video
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| | costs on the way in and outwhich added to
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| conferences areeasy to obtain online.
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| | your loss.
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| Now, investors have all the
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| | So, we see that there are three things
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| toolsnecessary to make their own
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| | that can happen when youtake on a new
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| decisions.
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| | stock position, and two of them are bad.
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| However, for many the problem still
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| | Now, what if we tell you that by
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| exists. Why? Because, all thetools in the
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| | employing a certain strategycorrectly,
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| world are no good to you, if you don't
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| | you can improve your chances
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| know how andwhen to use them. The truth
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| | dramatically?
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| of the matter is that most investorsare
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| | Instead of having two of three scenarios
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| not qualified or properly trained to
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| | possibly go wrong, youwould have two of
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| interpret the use ofthese tools, and are
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| | three scenarios that could go right. And,
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| therefore ill equipped to use them in
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| | thethird scenario, the bad one, wouldn't
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| makingtheir own investment decisions.
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| | be nearly as bad.
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| So now what should investors do? The
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| | It can happen by using just one of the
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| answer is to find someone tohelp you help
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| | many strategies involvingteaming stocks
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| yourself. Not to make your decisions for
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| | with options.
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| you, butto assist you in making your
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| | Sound interesting?
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| investment decisions and to helpeducate
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| | Great, but let's start at the beginning
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| you as to the `how` and `why. `
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| | and build a solidfoundation first.
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| You need to become more involved, and the
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