This website shows that a mere 2,000 dollars can be invested for a return of one million dollars in ten years. The secret involves making 10% gains during 10 of the 12 months in a year. Of course, the 10% pattern is not always going to happen as such. The 10% is only an average. A person may make 20% one month, and zero the next month. For example, if you will look at StockTable1, you will see that 100% profit was made on three stocks---DXO, FAS, and NEP. This all happened in 2009, and it was a banner year for several personal gains of more than 100% although only three stocks are mentioned here.
I also need to note that I have not personally traded the same "amount" of shares that were listed in the paper history. I have indeed traded these same stocks mentioned here, but the number of shares that I trade in real life cannot always fall into the pattern shown. This website shows the "possibilities" for a person trading in sure stocks that are based on certain demand. So, the goal is to mix and match trading to gain enough percentages over time to add up to a double of investment money in a year. This is the stair climb to a million dollars. Several pages of this website will show these steps.
The allure of Fibonacci numbers is fascinating. For those who are unfamiliar with the number sequence, it usually begins by adding 1 and 1, and each successive number in the series is the sum of the previous two numbers. For example, 1+2= 3, 3+2=5, 5+3=8, and so on. So, some of the Fibonacci numbers that are often used are 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, 55, 89, and 144. If you figure the sequence out to infinity, each successive number on average is 1.618 times the previous number. Also, most of the sequential numbers divide out to be around .618 such as 13/21, 21/34, 34/55, 55/89. This .618 fraction is often used in the stock market along with other Fibonacci ratios like .382, which is found by dividing one number by the sequence number that is two away, like 55/144. A third ratio that is often used is dividing one number by the third number away in the series. For example, 8/34 gives .236 which is also used in the stock market.
Whether you really believe these numbers matter in buying and selling stocks is up to you. However, you should be advised that a lot of influential investors and institutions are always looking at the Fibonacci ratios when they determine where a stock may be heading in the up or down direction. It is almost a self-fulfilling prophecy. Therefore, it pays to know when the big boys may be buying or selling. For example, you will see support lines for stocks drawn at .236, .382, and .618 cut-point ratios down from a stock price peak. If the stock is a good one, there will be buyers at known Fibonacci numbers. There will also be sellers when a stock rises a little over 20% and various other values. So, it is worthwhile knowing that there is often an underlying pattern in the stock market action.
The GainTable page presents a layout that illustrates how 2,000 dollars can become one million over ten years. The Commodities page talks about how certain resource stocks can be bought and sold many times during the next ten years to obtain the average 10% gains during most of the months in a year. StockTable1 lists the initial stocks that are being bought and sold. Any or all of the stocks may be held by me at any time and in various amounts. Past success does not prove that future success will be obtained, but I believe the listed stocks are the best on the market. I am using 1,000 dollar increments as closely as possible to show how this stair-stepping system can work. The spread numbers for buying and selling will often fall into Fibonacci number patterns based on the price movements of the stocks although trades will most likely be undershooting and overshooting the pattern at times. Since you can't stop the stock market on a dime, the ideal patterns will seldom be exact, but they will be close enough for a good profit. When a stock is sold, the money from it will be invested in another company in the table. So, there will be two 1,000 dollar steps going down the table, and the gain amounts will go to any new investment steps.
StockTable1 was most recently updated on December 17, 2011. TVIX, the double volatility index ETF, was bought with one of the cash positions because there is stock market trouble ahead since financial problems in the U.S. and Europe remain unresolved. TVIX goes up when the stock market goes down. I will be looking to sell TVIX around $50 per share or higher. This will be a gain of 34%.
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ClusterGains.com is a website that focuses on making high gains in stocks from clusters or sectors like oil, uranium, solar, ETFs, dividend stocks, and mining stocks. Gains can easily be 20 to 30 percent in relatively short amounts of time. It is a stock website very much worth checking out!
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