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Why us ? A sound investment is your future

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Investment in the markets is one of the most popular means of modern income generation. No matter where you go, whom you talk to, or what you read, material on what to invest in and who to invest with surrounds each and every one of us. For decades Brokers and Institution investors have controlled our investment decisions. Since the advent of the Internet, everyone now has the ability to receive live streamed data from the stock exchanges. The same information that was once only available to large corporations, is now accessible to us all. But in today’s investment world, there are numerous players. Some better than others! Market Players: an Unlevel Playing Field

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Market Movers Institutions Small Investors Stock Market Food Chain

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Life, itself, evolves around where you as an individual fit in the food chain. The markets are no different. Shellfish eat plankton, small fish eat the shellfish and killer whales eat the fish. Some of the plankton survives without ever being eaten, same with the small fish. But there is very little that eats the killer whale! Many investors have heard stories of those who make millions of dollars investing and this lures them to do the same. Books from such renowned investors as George Soros and Warren Buffett inspire many of us to follow their techniques. The fact is that they actually are on a different level of the food chain, thus the reason why we do not succeed using the same techniques as them. For the plankton to become the killer whale requires an extreme metamorphosis that takes years of experience. The plankton, otherwise masquerading as the killer whale, would be found out and not survive. Many small investors jump into the markets as plankton in a big world where there are many fish and killer whales waiting to be fed. Stock Market Food Chain

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So who are these people? George Soros, Warren Buffett. These are two of the more publicized market makers. Market makers typically do not publicly promote their abilities to make money. If they did, when would they ever get the chance to actually trade? Market Makers live and breathe investment. Their lives evolve around watching stock prices, talking and reading politics, and keeping abreast of economic conditions. And just like a good mechanic who can listen to an engine and know what is wrong, the Market Maker has a sixth sense of changing conditions. The thing about the Market Maker is that they almost always win. They can move share prices, influence market sentiment, and make a lot of money without even raising an eyebrow. They do not care whom they take their profits from, just that they are the ones taking the profits. As a home investor/trader, there is no way of seeing this killer whale sneak up from behind. In one moment you will be in a trade with all intentions of making a profit, and the next your trade will disappear in one swift movement with the Market Maker the last one standing. Market Makers

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Fund Management is now one of the largest industries in the world. Billions of dollars are moved through the markets daily, controlled by the banks, brokers, and superannuation funds. Many institution traders are limited due to regulations set upon them by their very own establishment. But by trading millions of dollars, they are able to make small returns that appear to be large in dollar value to us. The Broker is looked upon as being the governing person for the Mums and Dads to confer with. Unfortunately, this is not the case. Typically the broker that you speak to on the phone has other objectives that do not always suit your own. Institutions also must have certain stock in their portfolios invested in blue chip stocks. Institutions must use different strategies and different markets because of the size of their portfolios and regulations placed upon them. For these reasons the Mums and Dads need to have more input into their own portfolios. Institutions

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Small investors have limited capital and have less professional knowledge. Due to which they loose their capital very easily . With more money streaming from small investors into the markets there is a multiplier effect back up the food chain. More food for the killer whales means the killer whales grow exponentially. Hence the meaning behind “ the rich keep getting richer!” Unfortunately, with small investors being at the bottom of the food chain, the probability of moving up the ladder is much less. It is more likely that small investor/trader will lose on the markets than to succeed such as the Market Maker. Statistics show that 85% of those trading on the markets (trading refers to buying and selling for short-term capital gain) realize more loses than they do gains. To successfully survive in this viscous world of fish eat fish, we must first look at what it is the small investor is currently doing before we can evaluate solutions. Small Investors

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Market Movers Small Investors Institutions Small Investors with knowledge. Why Us ? We can help you in topping the Food Chain.

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