How This One Analytics Program Helped Me Play 40 Years of Catch Up
The only true form of knowledge is how little you actually know. Anyone claiming to be a know-it-all expert is a liar, a fool, Marc Chaikin, or Warren Buffet.
For the rest of us, the most valuable thing one can do is humble oneself. Acknowledge that, no matter how good you are at trading, there are simply many out there who know more than you ever will. They have years of experience, the power of highly-funded corporations behind them, or professional degrees. You may have some of that, or none of it. What you need is to close the gap.
As I’ve written about time and time again, there are many ways—too many, in fact—to gain information on investing, the economy and the markets.
But which will help you build a system that ends up earning you more money? Which is affordable, which is economic?
Which one helps you close the gap the best?
After sampling many programs,
Why? Because it helps me feel like I’ve been trading for 40 years, just like Marc Chaikin.
Over four decades, he’s built a straightforward and comprehensive system on how to delineate stocks. Which are worth being bullish over, and which are being bearish over? This simple question is really the essence of all trading.
Using the Chaikin Power Gauge, you can easily rank stocks by their viability. This
The analysis of a company’s financials, earnings, technicals and the perspectives of experts are all combined into one easy-to-read report, which lets you make the right decisions fast. It’s a system that’s been worked and reworked for 40 years.
Now, nothing can make you or me Warren Buffet, but for $25 a month,
And with constant learning comes constant earning.