Why You Need the Advanced Analyzer

You've taken a step most people never do—you're proactively involved in investing your money. The next step is to understand the time value of money and compounding of returns. You probably understand both of these subjects already, but the best way for you to understand the power of Advanced Analyzer is to illustrate how it can help you find potential investment opportunities.
 

This is how Celgene (CELG) traded during a recent
10 month period--range bound between $12 -$16.

And this is how Celgene (CELG) traded
the following six months--up 1200%.

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Likewise, Professional Detailing Inc. (PDII) languished 9 - 10 months
in late 1999 and 2000, range bound between $20 - $30 and
experienced a gain of more than 150% in about two months.

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We don't mean to imply these kinds of moves are common—just the opposite. But with more than 9,000 stocks to choose from there's always opportunities to be found. And finding them is why you need the Advanced Analyzer.

As you can see, having your money in CELG and PDII at the right time would be timely investment management. But leaving your money in CELG, PDII, or any of the vast majority of stocks, could be poor time-value management.

Neither CELG nor PDII made any kind of move for nearly a year. Say you bought one of these stocks, held it for 11 months, and sold it for your buying price. Some might say you lost nothing, but you lost a ton. You lost the commission cost on both ends of the transaction, but more importantly your money suffered a year's worth of inflation loss. And more important still, you compounded no returns. Never buy and hold a stock through a flat period—in your aim to compound money you'll be losing money. Lost time and the compounding of returns can never be recovered.

We can promise you'll never have a year averaging 1200% returns every six weeks. It can't be done. But you can increase your return many fold if you focus on the time value of your investment. This does not mean adopting a day trader's slash-and-burn mentality; in fact we're advocating a buy-and-hold mentality, as long as you buy and hold during a trend and sell as soon as the trend ends.

So how does Advanced Analyzer help you find growth opportunities and know when to get in and out? The application has many great tools, but one of the simplest examples is finding moving average crossovers. We'll teach you more about with the educational tools in the Advanced Analyzer. For now, think of them as possible signals to buy and sell.

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Again, there are a few more qualifying techniques to learn, but the basics of this play are that when a stock closes above its 50-day moving average line you might consider buying, and when it closes below its 50-day moving average line you might consider selling. With the Advanced Analyzer you simply push one button to find all stocks crossing up through their 50-day moving average line--you browse through them and choose the best ones. And at the end of each day you receive a report detailing which of your positions may have crossed down through their 10-day moving average line so you know when to get out.