I have been in the financial industry for over 25 years now. I can say these things definitively about it. 

• 4 out of 5 investment people are no more qualified to manage money than you are and have significant regulatory hurdles to doing a good job for you.
• Financial Planners have virtually no training on investing and most are merely nothing more than expensive middlemen for the software they use to write your financial plan (that’s why I give away access to one of the best financial planning software to members of Fundamental Trends and offer a discount financial planning service).
• The financial industry churns out new products strictly to sell you something. Investing does not require complicated and expensive products.
• If you have several hours per week to read and study, then you should manage your own investments (if you don’t have the time, then hire me).

There is a great step-by-step way to pick investments that I borrowed and tailored from 2 of the most successful institutional investors in the world. I have been using it for over 25 years now. It works, it’s simple and it is repeatable for finding safer investments and bigger profits.

I’ll get straight to the point and give you the broad strokes. Here it is. The 4 things to do for every investment:

1. Consider whether long-term secular trends are with or against the company (in the case of stock picking) or industry (in the case of ETF investing).
2. Determine whether Federal Reserve and Government policy are for or against the company or industry.
3. Dive deep into the fundamentals of the company, including company presentations and SEC documents (which my AI and I read for you), as well as, industry publications and other analysts work (which my AI and I do for you too).
4. Use technical and quantitative (quant) analysis to determine when is a good time to buy low and a good time to sell high. No analysis is perfect, but having rules helps us find excellence.

We will give you the ideas and the information that made us suggest a particular investment. Your job is to review our material and decide if an investment idea is right for your goals and risk tolerance.

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