Dear Reader: I developed a unique strategy for selecting stocks and selling at a profitable time. My strategy is solid most of the time. All my stock selections plus all gains/losses since November 2023 are shown on my website if you register your e-mail address. I will sell 10% ($200,000) of the company to join me as an equity owner. I plan to use this stock selection strategy in my new Stockbook Stock Fund.
This investing strategy takes extreme patience.
Background: My story is a crazy loop as a college dropout, trucking owner/driver, stock market splasher, and finally, a person producing conservative yet profitable stock and ETF recommendations for seniors to make a few bucks.
My Startup: At age 19, I bought a small trucking company and studied the stock markets at night. In 10 fast years I opened my own hedge fund with $1000 from readers of my weekly stock newsletter. Because I quickly got 50%+ returns, the media was interested in my story because of my ex-truck driver angle. I got published by the NY Times, San Francisco Chronicle, Money Magazine, Bloomberg Media plus a call-in series on CBS Radio. CNBC-TV labeled me "Truck driver turned hedge fund manager" and put me on the trading floor show to pick stocks:
See my CNBC-TV video on Stockbook.com
My first stock fund had a good run for 11 years until the economic meltdown in 2008 wiped me out. After taking time off, I went into trucking mergers and acquisitions working for my friend Dawn and her freight company; while still keeping a quiet eye on stocks.
In 2018, I started working on a new stock market strategy for seniors just as Covid hit, I did not get back to it until 2022 and finally started using it in 2023 The new site for seniors is called Stockbook. I invest with it now while maintaining a portfolio of 5-19 stocks and ETF’s. Go to Stockbook.com to see my recent investing results and subscribe for a free look at my stock portfolio for Seniors which is computed daily.
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