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Sat, 29 Mar 2008 09:54:15 GMT
Top 12 Critical Stock Trading Questions Answered in New Step-By-Step Special Report by 30 Year Trading Veteran
From beginner to expert, over 20,000 stock traders participate in landmark survey
DETROIT, MI - May 11 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) -- Profits Run, Inc., has announced online availability of their new Stock Swing Trading Special Report. It provides step-by-step answers to the Top 12 questions over 20,000 active stock traders asked their president, Bill Poulos, in a recent survey. This report provides free stock trading strategies usually only found in high-priced seminars.
 "What I discovered after conducting this survey," explained Poulos, "is that most traders don't have a method to trade the markets, which is exposing them to needless risk." Poulos said that his report addresses the core challenges faced by all traders today, and he added, "I'm going to eventually sell this report for $97, but so many traders are setting themselves up to fail, I want to give it away to as many as possible because I believe they urgently need help."
Poulos' 44-page report includes sections on predicting market direction, indicators & timeframes, entry point strategies, and more. The most popular section, according to Poulos, is his Free Trade Strategy, which teaches traders how to enter a trade and take a quick and early profit; then allows them to fine-tune the trade, essentially guaranteeing a free trade in the event the market turns against them.
An early version of the Stock Swing Trading Special Report has been downloaded over 17,000 times from the Profits Run Website. "When I saw how many traders accessed my report," said Poulos, "It proved to me that I was on to something. My goal is to help as many traders as possible trade stocks in a smart and educated way, allowing them to manage risk effectively and maximize their chance for potential profits."
Profits Run is making available an updated version of its Stock Swing Trading Special Report online at http://www.quantumswingtrader.com/report
About Profits Run, Inc
The company is the brainchild of veteran stock trader Bill Poulos and his son Greg. Their team spent has been teaching stock trading education to traders around the globe since 2001.
For more information on the Stock Swing Trading Special Report, or to receive a complimentary copy online, visit www.quantumswingtrader.com/report
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Thu, 11 May 2006 08:00:00 GMT
Most Families Missing Out on Free College Funding Aid
SCRANTON, Penn. - September 13 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) -- Most families would agree that college tuition is one of the biggest expenses they will face. That's why when it comes to financial aid; most people would like to be certain that they are getting the most money they can. In fact, according to Philip Goldstein, a College Funding Specialist in Clarks Summit, many families are not aware of all the funding possibilities and are missing out on thousands of dollars each year.
"Almost every family I meet with is unaware of all the sources of college money that may be available to them," explains Phil Goldstein, a College Funding Specialist and President of 1st Financial Investments in Clarks Summit. "They've either incorrectly filed the FAFSA form, or relied on the wrong person for college funding advice and planning."
The biggest problem, says Goldstein, is a mixture of poor advice and a lack of real concern by admissions counselors who are more interested in their schools own revenues than that of their students. The result is thousands of dollars in possible free aid lost by families not taking advantage of what is available to them.
Making sure you get the most money for your child's college education however isn't difficult -- even without the help of the schools. By learning what aid is available, how your income and assets affect your qualification, and applying for all that you can, you can maximize your child's financial aid package.
"The money hard-working families miss out on is a real shame," says Goldstein. "If your basing your college funding plan on advice from the admissions counselors, or just 'going it alone', the first thing you need to do is ask yourself if your getting the best advice and the most amount of aid possible."
For an informative interview and find out exactly how anyone can assess their college funding needs, call Phillip Goldstein at (570) 585-6100.
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Tue, 13 Sep 2005 13:39:00 GMT
Why Few Retirees Have the Right Investments - And How to Tell if You're One of Them
SCRANTON, Penn. - September 8 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) -- Most retirees would agree that saving money is hard enough. That's why when it comes to protecting their money, most people would like to be certain that their hard-earned funds are going to be safely stored where they'll be building up interest for the future. In fact, according to Mark McColligan, Vice President of 1st Financial Investments, most retirees are putting their money in the wrong place and losing out on thousands of dollars each year.
"Almost every retiree I meet with has their money in the wrong investment plan, explains McColligan, a Senior Advisor specializing in asset protection for the senior investor. "They're either hanging onto high-fee, risky investments that continue losing money, or keeping their money in under-performing bank investments that can't even keep up with inflation!"
The biggest problem, says McColligan, is a mixture of poor advice and a lack of real concern by some investment companies and advisors who are more interested in their own revenue than that of their clients. The result is thousands of dollars wasted by individuals missing out on the right investment program.
Protecting your assets isn't difficult however -- even without the help of investment companies. A relatively new player in the market, the Index Annuity offers the potential for market-like growth without the market risk. Index Annuities lock-in your gains and guarantee your principle against losses, no matter what the climate of the economy, and even better yet; most have no fees or expenses! Over $23 billion was invested in index annuities in 2004 alone, with 2005 set to finish even higher. This is a clear indication that many investors are seeking a more stable investment offering greater protection.
"Most retirees I meet with are sick and tired of watching their retirement accounts lose money. What's even worse yet, these folks can't afford to wait for the market to rebound. The money lost by retirees due to poor advice and the wrong investments is a real scandal," says McColligan. "If you're holding onto investments that continue to lose money, or are drowning in fees, the first thing you need to do is ask yourself whether your money is in the right place for your needs."
For an informative interview and to find out exactly how any retiree can assess their investment needs, call Mark McColligan at 570-585-6100.
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