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Get a copy of this
NO B.S. Stock Picking Robot
. Then just buy and sell the stocks when it says and youWILL
MAKE
MONEY!
But don't take our word for it...
Download the Stock Assault software now for FREE and test it with play money for as long as you want. You'll see the results below are real. It's no trick, just an artificially intelligent robot doing the same thing stock analysts do every day for the rich - only better. Stock Assault never sleeps and it doesn't rely on guesswork.
The chart at the bottom of this page illustrates just how consistently accurate Stock Assault 2.0 is. The figures might be hard to believe, but they're the same picks and results that current users of the software receive. If it sounds too good to be true, simply put the software to the test. Download Stock Assault 2.0 and follow the picks it makes for at least 30 days, buying and selling the stocks it says with play money. Online stock brokerages readily offer stock trading practice accounts that are ideal for this purpose. We guarantee the results will not only speak for themselves, they'll SHOUT!
The figures in the chart don't lie, and a simple test drive will prove what Stock Assault 2.0 is capable of. But it wouldn't be fair to new users to not also mention here what the software is NOT capable of. The fact of the matter is, certain users will not be as successful as others when using Stock Assault 2.0. There's mainly one reason for this. The good news is, it can be overcome, and it doesn't have anything to do with the efficacy of Stock Assault 2.0. The software delivers everything it promises consistently and reliably. It knows no limitations.
The users who operate the software, on the other hand, do.
The fact is, Stock Assault is a swing trading robot, not a tool for long-term investing. This is an important distinction. When Stock Assault determines via its complex algorithm that a stock's price is lower than it should be given a precise set of circumstances, it sends a signal to buy that stock. Then, when the stock rebounds or starts performing at the highest level Stock Assault believes it is capable of attaining (again given a precise set of circumstances), it sends the signal to sell. The user then either profits an arbitrary amount if it's a winning trade, or loses a negligible amount if it isn't. How much either way doesn't matter, so long as at the end of the day the trader receives 100 pennies back for every 99 pennies invested. It's a contact sport, and there are two main factors that determine the outcome for a trader of modest means: (1) constant awareness of trading costs, and (2) unconditional embrace of market volatility.
To illustrate our point and show how Stock Assault 2.0 masterfully takes advantage of this information, we've created an example scenario below. Bear in mind that this is just a simplified example. Behind the scenes, Stock Assault 2.0 does far more than the example alludes to. Likewise, each Stock Assault user determines his or her own level of involvement in the trading process, unlike in our example where the user simply operates the software "out of the box" (which is all that's necessary to use it 100% effectively). It's just that most users are curious and like to track the progress of their trades from start to finish, including doing their own research before and after. But we digress...
A user named Pete owns a copy of the software. One day it tells him to buy XYZ stock. Pete is but a lowly college student, so he doesn't have a lot of money. Still, he wants to take advantage of the software as much as the next person. So he looks up the stock's price. He sees that it last closed at $34.90 per share. At that price he can afford 5 shares, so he goes ahead and places the order. Now it's just a matter of waiting until his trusty copy of Stock Assault alerts him it's time to sell. Sure enough, after a few days, XYZ's price goes up to $36.40. When Pete wakes that morning, he sees Stock Assault has moved XYZ to the sell list. As such, he sells his shares of XYZ and makes $1.50 per share, for a total of $7.50 on the trade. Not much, of course, but not bad for a few simple clicks of the mouse.
The thing is, however, it's not quite that simple - a fact Pete becomes well aware of when he goes to figure his bottom line. That's when the only real hurdle in online stock trading presents itself: brokerage fees. In online stock trading, as in the brick and mortar trading realm, every brokerage charges a fee for placing a buy or sell order, regardless of whether the trader makes money on the trade. Luckily for Pete, his brokerage charges a mere $3 per market order, which is quite reasonable. Even so, this means Pete automatically loses $3 to buy XYZ and another $3 to sell it. And this is a stock he himself made only $7.50 on. His brokerage makes $6 while he retains a measly $1.50. That's a pretty good deal for the broker. Not so good for Pete.
So what does all this mean? Well, for one, it means that running a stock brokerage might not be a bad way to earn a buck. But more significantly, it means that swing traders with under $500 to use with Stock Assault 2.0 are somewhat handicapped when it comes to the number of picks they can choose from if they are to have any hope of overcoming those brokerage commissions. It's a simple matter of arithmetic. Throwing a few hundred dollars at a stock valued at $65 a share will only fetch a profit of a few bucks, certainly not enough to cover the trading fees (assuming it's even a winning trade). However, that same amount invested in a $17 per share stock will do so easily, leaving a respectable chunk left over. And by that abiding principle, all any financially strapped user has to do is rinse and repeat until that respectable chunk becomes whole.
So in the end even swing traders without a lot of starting capital can use the software effectively, so long as they're patient and remain ever mindful of the trading fees. As for those with starting bankrolls of $500 or more, there's truly no limit to what Stock Assault 2.0 can do. Just download the software, take a quick look at the interface, then visit the Stock Assault 2.0 site for a complete run-down of what it's all about.
From our vantage point, there's no more need for shifty brokers and overpaid stock analysts. As far as we and other Stock Assault users are concerned, they're the Maytag repair man. Because the word is out. Stock Assault 2.0 is the Sam Colt equalizer of the Wild Wall Street.
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