Saturday, August 23, 2008

The "Missing" Manuscript To Your Trading/Investing


Secretly or openly, every investor/trader wants to emulate or beat Warren Buffet's awesome 23% forty-years average compound annual returns. Many have tried and nobody has been able to do it yet. Don't get fooled by that 23% return. This is compounding 23% upon compounding 23% for at least 40 years. That means running $10,000 into more than $50 million within the span of those 40 years. If you don't think you'll ever be able to do it, then why are you trading and not invested in BRKA or BRKB?

What if you tried? What if you're going for the long term? Do you have a master gameplan? What trading vehicle would you use?

Can you do this with penny stocks all the way? If you were to try this route, can you imagine over $1 million dollars worth of penny stocks you'll be holding and trading?

Are you gonna do it with stock options all the way? A million dollars worth of stock options? Is that the way?

How about futures or the forex? How about small caps, midcaps, or large cap stocks?

Have you thought about how you gonna get there? Or, are you just trading aimlessly day by day to see what you can get, without any gameplan?

I don't trade without a master game plan. If you don't have a game plan, it's almost certain you will lose money over the long run. It took me years to formulate this master game plan I call the Beanieville System. Don't get confused that a game plan is some get-rich scheme. This is not a get-rich scheme where you go to sleep for a few months and wake up a multimillionaire. The Beanieville System is a simple and logical long term approach to the stock market, and, in my mind, gives you the best chance, of anything I've seen out there in all my years of trading and investing, at beating Warren Buffett.

If you're a losing trader, a confused trader, a profitable but confused trader, a good profitable trader who are envious of good investors, or just about anyone who wants to trade for a living, then you might want to reserve the manuscript.