Comments for The Cash Teacher http://thecashteacher.com/blog Home To Making Money Sat, 25 Jun 2011 22:04:48 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 Comment on I’m Selling Everything! by admin http://thecashteacher.com/blog/?p=325#comment-1045 admin Sat, 25 Jun 2011 22:04:48 +0000 http://thecashteacher.com/blog/?p=325#comment-1045 Jay, I can agree with you about being very hard to time. I have tried to limit my risk by placing some strategic buy to cover orders out there based on price. I am giving myself about a 5-6% room for error at this point. Thanks for writing, Ryan Jay,

I can agree with you about being very hard to time. I have tried to limit my risk by placing some strategic buy to cover orders out there based on price. I am giving myself about a 5-6% room for error at this point.

Thanks for writing,

Ryan

]]> Comment on I’m Selling Everything! by Jay http://thecashteacher.com/blog/?p=325#comment-1044 Jay Sat, 25 Jun 2011 20:42:20 +0000 http://thecashteacher.com/blog/?p=325#comment-1044 Shorting may work out nicely, but it is safer to stay in cash. I've been burned trying to short the market, but maybe my timing isn't as good as yours. Short sellers have to be very nimble. The government is going to do everything they can do scare the shorts out of their positions, even if we ultimately wind up with another full-blown bear market. Shorting may work out nicely, but it is safer to stay in cash. I’ve been burned trying to short the market, but maybe my timing isn’t as good as yours. Short sellers have to be very nimble. The government is going to do everything they can do scare the shorts out of their positions, even if we ultimately wind up with another full-blown bear market.

]]> Comment on I’m Selling Everything! by admin http://thecashteacher.com/blog/?p=325#comment-1024 admin Mon, 20 Jun 2011 01:36:08 +0000 http://thecashteacher.com/blog/?p=325#comment-1024 Enrique, I totally agree with you on trying to make it so the lower income investors can take advantage of it. It is something that is very near to my personal values. The main goal is to help people who can't afford to get the "professional " help setup and maintain their own portfolios. This will allow them to avoid the management fees of the big finance companies. Your post has definitely struck a cord with me. Thanks for writing, Ryan Enrique,

I totally agree with you on trying to make it so the lower income investors can take advantage of it. It is something that is very near to my personal values. The main goal is to help people who can’t afford to get the “professional ” help setup and maintain their own portfolios. This will allow them to avoid the management fees of the big finance companies. Your post has definitely struck a cord with me.

Thanks for writing,

Ryan

]]> Comment on I’m Selling Everything! by Enrique Miralles http://thecashteacher.com/blog/?p=325#comment-1021 Enrique Miralles Sun, 19 Jun 2011 21:57:55 +0000 http://thecashteacher.com/blog/?p=325#comment-1021 I have been following you just for a short time, and I didn't make any investments yet following your advise. I was quite impressed with your declaration of helping investors for free. If you are changing your philosophy, at least make it a very reduced fee; maybe even less than 35, perhaps $20. That would go along your altruism and would benefit us, the lower level investors, as we have been described by other investor in this "Responses" space. I have been following you just for a short time, and I didn’t make any investments yet following your advise. I was quite impressed with your declaration of helping investors for free. If you are changing your philosophy, at least make it a very reduced fee; maybe even less than 35, perhaps $20. That would go along your altruism and would benefit us, the lower level investors, as we have been described by other investor in this “Responses” space.

]]> Comment on This stock is about to hit full speed! by admin http://thecashteacher.com/blog/?p=287#comment-1020 admin Sun, 19 Jun 2011 17:14:10 +0000 http://thecashteacher.com/blog/?p=287#comment-1020 Hello James, Sorry not to write earlier, working two jobs and a big family keeps me away sometimes. I invest on average anywhere from $2,000 to $10,000 per trade. I started with $500 to $1,000 in the beginning of my trading days. But it does not matter how much you start with...just that you start. The goal is to build that baby fast and high. Done correctly, that shouldn't take you as long as you would think. Thanks for writing, Ryan Hello James,

Sorry not to write earlier, working two jobs and a big family keeps me away sometimes. I invest on average anywhere from $2,000 to $10,000 per trade. I started with $500 to $1,000 in the beginning of my trading days. But it does not matter how much you start with…just that you start. The goal is to build that baby fast and high. Done correctly, that shouldn’t take you as long as you would think.

Thanks for writing,

Ryan

]]> Comment on This stock is about to hit full speed! by admin http://thecashteacher.com/blog/?p=287#comment-1019 admin Sun, 19 Jun 2011 17:11:33 +0000 http://thecashteacher.com/blog/?p=287#comment-1019 Jim, When I open a position for long term, I usually drop $2,000 to $10,000 on the position. I really try to keep my portfolio diverse in order to minimize risk. Hope this helps, Ryan Jim,

When I open a position for long term, I usually drop $2,000 to $10,000 on the position. I really try to keep my portfolio diverse in order to minimize risk.

Hope this helps,

Ryan

]]> Comment on This stock is about to hit full speed! by admin http://thecashteacher.com/blog/?p=287#comment-1018 admin Sun, 19 Jun 2011 17:09:33 +0000 http://thecashteacher.com/blog/?p=287#comment-1018 Etrade will give you free trades for the initial sign up. So you will be able to invest that $400 into the market and it will cost you nothing. I beleve you will have 30 days to take advantage of these trades. I am personally using Ameritrade now. I have no paid affilation with either...I just like Ameritrade's professionalism better. Hope this helps. Thanks for writing, Ryan Etrade will give you free trades for the initial sign up. So you will be able to invest that $400 into the market and it will cost you nothing. I beleve you will have 30 days to take advantage of these trades. I am personally using Ameritrade now. I have no paid affilation with either…I just like Ameritrade’s professionalism better. Hope this helps.

Thanks for writing,

Ryan

]]> Comment on I’m Selling Everything! by admin http://thecashteacher.com/blog/?p=325#comment-1017 admin Sun, 19 Jun 2011 17:06:29 +0000 http://thecashteacher.com/blog/?p=325#comment-1017 John, I was leaning towards the lower fee in order to help more people. I think with a fee comes some feeling of security from people following the advice. The amount of time researching for the picks is going to be huge on my part and thus the picks even better. As for the accuracy of the service, I am hoping that people will realize the blog picks are my experience. They have outperformed many of the major funds and with 0 percent fees charged to those following. But, the plays will absolutey fantastic...if not, I will lose my own investment money. :) Thanks for taking the time to write, Ryan John,

I was leaning towards the lower fee in order to help more people. I think with a fee comes some feeling of security from people following the advice. The amount of time researching for the picks is going to be huge on my part and thus the picks even better. As for the accuracy of the service, I am hoping that people will realize the blog picks are my experience. They have outperformed many of the major funds and with 0 percent fees charged to those following. But, the plays will absolutey fantastic…if not, I will lose my own investment money. :)

Thanks for taking the time to write,

Ryan

]]> Comment on I’m Selling Everything! by admin http://thecashteacher.com/blog/?p=325#comment-1016 admin Sun, 19 Jun 2011 17:01:23 +0000 http://thecashteacher.com/blog/?p=325#comment-1016 Dave, Thank you very much and I see you are following the same path I am with the inverse EFT's. I am pretty sure that the risk is low for this sort of investing. My out is if the market goes up to 10%. I will cut my loses at that point and write it off as a tax loss. If the market drops, as I fully feel it will, I will be positioned perfectly for jumping back into the long positions. Thanks for the advice about the possible newsletter. If people really knew the actual cost of getting good financial advice, they would jump all over my blog and newsletter. I have kept every play that I recommended out in the open and have told my readers my next moves so they could follow if they wanted. I really appreciate you taking the time to write. Thanks, Ryan Dave,

Thank you very much and I see you are following the same path I am with the inverse EFT’s. I am pretty sure that the risk is low for this sort of investing. My out is if the market goes up to 10%. I will cut my loses at that point and write it off as a tax loss. If the market drops, as I fully feel it will, I will be positioned perfectly for jumping back into the long positions.

Thanks for the advice about the possible newsletter. If people really knew the actual cost of getting good financial advice, they would jump all over my blog and newsletter. I have kept every play that I recommended out in the open and have told my readers my next moves so they could follow if they wanted. I really appreciate you taking the time to write.

Thanks,

Ryan

]]> Comment on I’m Selling Everything! by Dave Bradbury http://thecashteacher.com/blog/?p=325#comment-1013 Dave Bradbury Sun, 19 Jun 2011 01:23:05 +0000 http://thecashteacher.com/blog/?p=325#comment-1013 I have been following you since you started your emails,then blogs and I have confidence in you and your picks. I have already sold out my holdings and am now in cash, but may buy some inverse ETFs if I don't wait too long. My portfolio is smaller than I would like and I am too old to do much speculation. I think that you have much more going for you than most newsletter writers out there. I only follow a few finnancial writers but you have integrity with me. The problem with free emails, blogs, etc. is that you only reach the lower levels of investors,( I hope I am wrong about this assumption) therefore, if the majority have a lower amount of capital to invest then they cannot afford to pay very much for stock market advice. However, good advice news will spread and your fees will be well worth it. I wish you well with your new venture, I know it will be a success. Dave Dave I have been following you since you started your emails,then blogs and I have confidence in you and your picks.
I have already sold out my holdings and am now in cash, but may buy some inverse ETFs if I don’t wait too long.
My portfolio is smaller than I would like and I am too old to do much speculation. I think that you have much more going for you than most newsletter writers out there. I only follow a few finnancial writers but you have integrity with me.
The problem with free emails, blogs, etc. is that you only reach the lower levels of investors,( I hope I am wrong about this assumption) therefore, if the majority have a lower amount of capital to invest then they cannot afford to pay very much for stock market advice. However, good advice news will spread and your fees will be well worth it.
I wish you well with your new venture, I know it will be a success.
Dave
Dave

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