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Invest in the Markets was started for the average investor… the person who has an interest in insetting, but may not have the education or the time to invest on their own.

I watched friends and family express their frustrations during the downturn of 2007-08, with many people losing 20%+ of their portfolios… and in some cases, they still have not recovered. I decided to share some alternative ideas… so I attempt to provide investment articles to educate and inspire readers to invest on their own.

Since this site was conceived in December 2009, I’ve received tremendous response. During the bull year of 2009, I was even or up on 91% of my public trade alerts. With only three break even trades, my largest loss was 6% with Agrium… a trade I later reentered resulting in a 53% gain (a nice recovery).

Although the twitter alerts were OK, at the end of 2010, several within this investment community requested a more consistent way of receiving these trading opportunities. Coupled with my belief that the average Weekend Investor should avoid the daily ups and downs of the markets, I’ve began a Weekly Newsletter. Content includes the following:

State of the Markets – Since most stocks reflect the overall Market conditions, it’s important to have an overview of the markets on a weekly basis.
Specific Trading Strategies – Even experienced investors benefit from a variety of methods for knowing when to buy and sell stocks.
Investment Education – Simple, plain to understand help for the non-professional investor.
Strong Canadian and US Stock Content – It’s hard to find information on which Canadian stocks are ripe for investing and which ones to avoid. Well, look no further. But we can’t ignore the reality of the opportunities to the south… so we’ll examine both.
Current Stock Positions & Opportunities – If you’re looking for specific opportunities with prices, dates, etc. that take the guess work out of investing, it’s here.

2011 has proven to be a challenging year… but in May 2011, I called the beginning of a correction and even presented hard numbers I thought the markets would reach (at minimum). Not only did this save investors money, but I shared some strategies for making money during such a correction.

In September 2011, I brought a 15 RISK FREE trial to you…

Feel free to take a look at the sample newsletter (it is an actual newsletter sent to subscribers on August 7th).

Here’s a sample copy of the Weekly Newsletter.

If you like what you see, why not try it out RISK FREE… Subscribe today!