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  • What is the average holding period?
    What is the average holding period? Short answer: There is no set holding period Weekly Stocktip is built to be fully dynamic, it finds stocks that are statistically likely to increase a lot in the future. But when exactly it happens is impossible to predict. It strongly depends on several factors: The individual stock The company sector Current world events Currrent Market situation News Popularity That being said, we do have a hard max deadline of 4 years. Although it isVery popular
  • How often do you provide stock signals?
    How often do you provide stock signals? Weekly Stocktip provides a new BUY signal every week. Our strategy purposefully only invests in 1 new stock every week. There's a common misconception that you need to trade "every day" to be a successful investor, but in reality that's not the case. You just need to invest in the right thing. As Benjamin Graham puts it: It is undoubtedly better to concentrate on one stock that you know is going to prove highly profitable, rather than dilute yPopular
  • What is the minimum investment?
    What is the minimum investment? There is no minimum investment amount required to use Weekly Stocktip. Since you invest with our signals in your own brokerage account, and we don't charge any management or performance fees, you are free to invest as little or as much as you want. The break-even investment per signal in the past has been around $31.Popular
  • Does Weekly Stocktip have a stop-loss system?
    Does Weekly Stocktip have a stop-loss system? The investor with a portfolio of sound stocks should expect their prices to fluctuate and should neither be concerned by sizable declines nor become excited by sizable advances. He should always remember that market quotations are their for his convenience, either to be take advantage of or to be ignored. He should never buy a stock because it has gone up or sellPopular
  • How many stocks are usually in the portfolio?
    How many stocks are usually in the portfolio? The amount of stocks in the portfolio varies quite a bit depending on the market situation. In strong bull markets it will often be smaller, where as shortly after a crash the portfolio will have more positions.Popular
  • What stock exchanges are the signals for?
    What stock exchanges are the signals for? Weekly Stocktip signals can be traded from anywhere in the world. Most brokers in the world will support large-cap stocks in these exchanges without any issues. However, if your broker does not support one of our signals, reach out to us, and we'll provide a refund for that week, along with some recommendations to help find a more capable broker.Some readers
  • Does Weekly Stocktip use call/put options?
    Does Weekly Stocktip use stock options? Short answer: No, we don't recommend options or recommend you buy call options on our trading signals. We specialize in picking high quality companies with a great risk/reward ratio. This is how we have managed a +90% win ratio in the past. While at first this might seem like a great opportunity to utilize options for there are 2 important things that makes this unattractive for stock options. #1 The holding period. Our strategy selects stocSome readers

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