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Strategies & Market Trends : Want to make $1000 a week trading.....I'm going to try!!!

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To: Laurens who wrote (481)1/25/1998 9:12:00 AM
From: Double Dipper  Read Replies (2) of 1100
 
Laurens,

There are a number of good websites that offer very good overviews
of stocks. Too many to list. For beginners, try

vectorvest.com

you can get a up to three stock screens a day without becoming a
member. These are cursory scans for quick valuable info.
Yahoo is good to get quick company profiles and research for free.
Especially news reports. SI threads on the stocks. Online brokerage
services usually offer reports from First Call or Zacks. Soo many
sources its hard to pin them down. You can call the companies direct and ask their investor relations people questions about the company your interested in. But mainly, READ, READ, READ about the company
your researching. Then its gut instict to weed out the hype from
the valuable info. Remember, Always Remember - Buyer BEWARE!!!!

YOUR HARD EARNED MONEY IS ON THE LINE IN THIS HIGH STAKES GAMBLING
OF TRADING. IT IS NOTHING SHORT OF GAMBLING - HOPEFULLY WITH AN
RESEARCHERS EDGE. REMEMBER ALSO, THE BEST COMPANY IN THE WORLD
CAN TANK BECAUSE A POLITICIAN WENT TO BED WITH THE WRONG PARTNER(S)
AND GOT CAUGHT. NOTHING IS A SURE THING. ALL YOU CAN DO TAKE YOUR
BEST GUESS. STRONG COMPANIES WILL REBOUND FROM MARKET FLUCTUATIONS
BUT HOW LONG IT TAKES IS THE KEY.

KEVIN
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