Bill Gilmer

Investing in Stocks Bill Gilmer

The $50,000 Cash portfolio began Sept 15, '02, ending Sept 12, '03, up 150% in value. The S&P 500 Index up 15%. Every trade is shown, the research and reasoning. Once a reader gets started, seeing the events in The Market, the reasoning and decisions made each of the 52 weeks, it is not easy to put it down. This 8.5"x11" 440 page color Presentation's price is lower than almost all new college textbooks of this size. Average college textbook in 2004 cost $72. Most are not in color. Question... How much does a Financial Advisor cost? Make this Investment and see how $50,000 was turned into $125,000, one week at a time, while the S&P 500 Index went up 15% makes very interesting reading. This portfolio, shown herein, did 10 times better than the S&P 500 Index, the standard by which Mutual Funds are judged. Most Funds have trouble doing as well as the S&P 500 Index. The data shown herein are true. Nothing was modified. If you want to Invest In Stocks and build a retirement nest-egg, you want to learn the techniques shown herein so as to hone your investment skills to do the best job you can with you precious valuable Investment Capital. You also want to be able to quickly recognize The Mood of The Market so you can respond ASAP to either get in or lighten up and conserve your Capital. This was illustrated twice in this Presentation's year. During these quiet, uncertain, or down market periods, the Investment Capital is invested in a Stock that pays monthly an annual dividend rate of over 12%, still growing when The Market is faltering or failing. Learning what is presented here can be a very Smart Investment if used correctly.