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I'm relatively new and my account has been trading your signals since April. I wanted to commend you on your fine work. Your trading performance has lived up the expectations indicated on your website. In my own case I was thrilled to find net realized gain of over $10K for the month of May. I love your steady and consistent approach to trading. Thank you for a job well done.

Stephen
Providence, RI, USA

What’s our approach?

Investing on the various financial markets can seem a little daunting to the newcomer. This is to be expected given how quickly the markets can move. There is so much information available and market commentators can often seem to contradict each other so investing can appear confusing. To help you, Anacott has an ongoing policy of subscriber education; we feel that this is a very important part of the services we offer.

The only true method of ‘winning’ for stock market investors is the ‘buy and hold’ approach over a long period of time. People who adopt this approach are INVESTORS and will perform fundamental analysis of the company before investing. They are not concerned with daily or weekly price movements but are investing for capital growth over the long term. The Anacott strategy also adopts this kind of approach before making a selection; however we also know that during the course of events any stock will go up and down in price which also enables us to trade those peaks and troughs for higher returns than if we just bought and held.

There are two factors that determine the price of a stock; a) the earnings per share and assets of the company in question and b) supply and demand for the shares. The former is fundamental analysis (long term view) and the latter is technical analysis (short term view).

A TRADER is more concerned with technical analysis and short-term chart patterns than whether the company is going to be around in the next 5 to 15 years. They will use a whole host of chart analysis tools to enable them to try and guess the direction of the stock price in the short term. At Anacott we certainly use technical analysis to determine entry and management points for positions but we combine this with our earlier fundamental analysis of the stock.

When we buy a stock or LEAPs we are buying an asset and just like any other asset purchase we must do fundamental analysis of that asset for the long term. It’s just like purchasing a property; you would not make that purchase without having the relevant inspection and valuation reports done first, would you? We will then do technical analysis to see if the ‘timing’ of that purchase is right and that there is no bad news on the horizon. Again, like a property purchase you would do the relevant neighborhood checks to see if there had been a recent spike in prices or if there were any plans to build a freeway, prison or chemical plant in the vicinity.

So once we have purchased our asset we want to generate some returns from it, we do this by selling a depreciating asset (Calls). This gives us downside protection and thus eliminates the need for stop-losses and gives us a healthy return if the asset appreciates in value.

In summary, we know that good fundamental stock picks should appreciate over the long term and that the price of that stock will go through peaks and troughs. So we can be INV-esters in the company for the long-term and then also tr-ADERS in the inevitable price movements in the stock giving us enhanced returns.

This truly makes us stock market INVADERS! You can check our performance results by clicking HERE.

Need a Free trial to help you decide?

We have a 30 day free trial so you can try out any or all of our strategies before you commit yourself and if you have any questions we have a ‘Live Help’ facility available where you can chat to one of our operators on line. There is also a knowledge base where you can look at the most frequently asked questions or pose a question of your own. You can also subscribe to our free weekly newsletter, which gives a full analysis of our benchmark portfolio – this is a ‘typical’ subscriber portfolio for each service and amongst other things, there is a question and answer section where you can see questions posed by other customers. We have a policy of full disclosure and you can see all of our closed position results on our results page and details of all our open positions can be found in our free weekly newsletter. If you want even more information on our strategies and approach you can always purchase our E-manual “Trade Covered Call and LEAPS: The Safer Options”.

There is ‘Hands free’ auto-trading available

You can be as involved as you want to be in the running of your portfolio. You can choose to either self-trade, actioning all the buy and sell alerts for yourself, although not everyone has the time or desire to sit at their computer all day trading. So we can offer you the facility to auto-trade our suggested trades with some of the leading on-line brokerage companies. With auto-trading you set up your portfolio details with your broker in advance and he trades our suggestions on your behalf. You need to keep a watching brief on your portfolio but that is all. This takes away the need to understand how a trading platform works or watching the market waiting for the right prices to come up!

What strategy is best for you?

So the next step is too look at our different strategies and see which is best for you given your attitude to risk and the amount of investment capital you have available. Click here.

DISCLAIMER: Trading in stocks and options involves risk. You can lose money. You should always seek professional advice from your stockbroker. We are not investment advisors or stockbrokers and do not make recommendations to buy or sell any stock or option.