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Number 1 Stock Pick FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)



Category: Main -> Finance questions

Question
·  How much is the subscription?
·  Do you offer any refund?
·  How can i cancel my subscription?
·  Do you say in your predictions if the company is going to go up or down?
·  When are predictions posted and how many do you offer?
·  What are your predictions based on?
·  Is it possible to see some of your past predictions?
·  What is the accuracy percentage of your predictions?
·  How can i contact you?
·  Are your predictions made for a short or long term?
·  Is there any technique to recoup from a loss in case of an adverse movement ?

Answer
·  How much is the subscription?

The subscription to our services is $39.95 for 30 days, $199.95 for six months and $339.95 for one year.

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·  Do you offer any refund?

Yes we do, for the six months and one-year subscriptions, if you place the cancellation order within the first 15 days we will charge you for the first month + a 20% cancellation fee and then the difference will be refunded.

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·  How can i cancel my subscription?

You can cancel your subscription at any time, all you have to do is click here and fill out the form that will appear.

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·  Do you say in your predictions if the company is going to go up or down?

Yes, that is precisely the purpose of our predictions.

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·  When are predictions posted and how many do you offer?

Every Friday after the close of the market, we offer 10 stock predictions, and also if during the week, we happen to detect a company that is ready to make an imminent movement, we'll post it in our additional prediction section immediately, so our costumers may always have a source to make money from.

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·  What are your predictions based on?

Our predictions are based on the technical analysis of the company's chart, and the industry's it belongs to, a deep analysis of its financial development, and a study of the main market indexes behavior. if you are interested in learning these techniques, they are well detailed in our book, for additional information click here.

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·  Is it possible to see some of your past predictions?

Yes it is, in our past prediction section, you can find some of the many predictions our members have made money with, so you can verify their accuracy and see what you'll get when becoming a member.

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·  What is the accuracy percentage of your predictions?

As all of us know, this is not an exact science, but so far, we have had a high percentage of accuracy.

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·  How can i contact you?

You can do so by using our contact form.

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·  Are your predictions made for a short or long term?

Our predictions are made for a very short term, they are generally fulfilled from 1 to 7 days, with the exception of penny stocks, that in some cases their fulfillment can take a little longer.

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·  Is there any technique to recoup from a loss in case of an adverse movement ?

Yes there is, If at any time one of these predictions goes a little to the opposite direction, please do not be alarm, in such a case what we do is, to apply a technique called averaging, which is nothing more than, if for example, we buy 10,000 shares of a company at $0.20 each, investing $2,000, and for any reason these shares’ price falls temporally down to $0.10, creating a new support point at this level, we buy another 10,000 shares (of course after having perform our analysis again at this point), averaging with this our total cost at $0.15 ($0.20+$0.10 divided by 2=$0.15). If these shares’ price comes back to $0.15, we would recover our losses, and if it comes back to $0.20, price originally paid for the first ten thousand, we would have obtained a profit of $1,000. If in this example, this strategy hadn’t been used, when the shares' price came back to $0.20 we would have just recovered our losses. In other words, when entering in a loss, by using this strategy, we will require smaller movements in our shares, to get out of such a loss. This technique can be applied either to options, stocks, penny stock or any other type of investment. This answer was extracted from the chapter VII of our book "HOW TO BECOME A MILLIONAIRE IN THE STOCK MARKET". For more Information click here.

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