How Does SelfInvestors Differ From Other Sites?

My Response:

I basically started this site out of a need for a system that would spit out
a list of stocks near a breakout (complete with pivot point) or within a buyable
range ranked according to fundamental and technical analysis.  Think of this
site as a high end investing botique shop catering to a small number of investors
looking for a more personalized approach. Larger sites  will never publish
a list of stocks near a breakout ranked according to  fundamentals and technicals
because too many people would all be watching the same stocks and purchase
points. 

The result of a need for this kind of service is the Breakout Tracker.   Other sites
have databases of breakout stocks with rankings but the database here is
much more refined – every stock that makes it into the database is looked at
by me, not a computer.  This creates a much more valuable database void
of unprofitable opportunities.  Simple filtering will spit out a list of top ranked stocks
near a breakout or within a buyable range.  You can also see a list of
stocks pulling back to support of the 50 day moving average.

Information overload is a key barrier to successful investing and I believe
this service boils the information down so that you are focusing on only a
handful of stocks each week.

Of course the database is just one component of the service.  I also run a
model portfolio where you can follow a "real" portfolio in action,
complete with buy and sell alerts as well as updates throughout the holding
period (no hypothetical returns here!).  There are very few sites that put
their reputation on the line and implement a real portfolio – simply because
if they did they’d probably be out of business.  They prefer to highlight a few
outstanding recommendations and boast how much you would have gained
had you sold at the top.  Or their is my favorite investing newsletter marketing
tactic, showing pictures of satisfied customers who made 5,000 last week
using the service.  That’s fine and dandy, but what they don’t say is how large
of an account they are trading or how they did over a substantial time period.
What a joke.  Be careful out there.

Hope that helps.  The best way to see the difference is to try a 30 day free
trial through paypal.  You can cancel anytime within 30 days and won’t be
charged.  If you have questions during your free trial I would be happy to
open up a live chat session with you to walk you through the service.

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