** #1 NEW RELEASE in OPTIONS TRADING for AUGUST 2019 **
In the 1970’s, a contrarian investor named Robert Lichello first introduced the Automated Investment Management (AIM) method. AIM is a safe and scientific way to always buy low, sell high, and earn significant profits from the inevitable ups and downs of the stock market.
Even with ten of the “boring” Dogs of the Dow stocks, a portfolio that used AIM would have increased 70% from January 2014 to May 2019. How many investors can say they’ve seen a 70% increase in one of their portfolios over the last five years?
With the creation of Long Term Equity Anticipation Securities (LEAPS) in 1990, a unique opportunity to profit even more from AIM was introduced. With LEAPS, investors have the dual benefits of greater control (one contract contains 100 options) plus greater profits due to the larger volatility that comes from options.
Investing in the LEAPS of those same ten Dogs of the Dow companies, your portfolio would have increased 485% over the same timeframe using the AIM method.
Worth noting - this is NOT day trading. Jeff’s system is so efficient and reliable that checking your portfolio once a month (or whenever you are notified about an automatic trade) is sufficient. That is the power of AIM plus LEAPS - and Jeffrey Weber is the world’s leading teacher and authority on this remarkable investing method.
Now in his third investing book, Jeff applies his extensive experience with never-before published instructions, results, and insights for FAANG investors - those who want to profit from the high tech revolution. (FAANG represents high tech companies dominated by Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Netflix, and Google - now Alphabet).
Jeff’s portfolio of the LEAPS with 10 FAANG companies went from $1,000,000 in January 2016 to $2,698,118 in March 2019. That is a growth of almost 170% in 3 years - and 2018 wasn’t a very good year. How does that compare to your results from the tech revolution?
Inside this book, you will see the actual calculations, instructions, and online brokerage screenshots that make these results possible. Want 2 formats for the price of 1? Buy the full size paperback (8.5"x11") and the Kindle version is FREE!
Jeff Weber wants to help as many investors as possible benefit from the AIM investing method. Once you learn how to be a successful AIM investor with LEAPS and FAANG companies, the benefits will pass to you, your children, and your grandchildren.
In addition to the theory and strategy behind AIM with LEAPS and FAANG companies, you will learn this detailed information:
* How to conduct buy and sell trades with AIM and LEAPS
* How to make your trades happen automatically ahead of time - step-by-step instructions with actual screenshots from an online brokerage account
* Investors’ 8 biggest objections and concerns with AIM and stock options - and Jeff’s responses to each of them
* BONUS addition: a complete newsletter issue from JJJ Investing Services
“AIM provides objective, rational direction for your investments amid the chaos of the markets… If you have tried investing before and experienced anxiety or even outright fear; AIM is the firm, consistent, steady voice that says, ‘Don’t worry, I’ll make the decisions for you…relax.
I was hoping for a strategy that would be a great tool in addition to my already traded options. But reading this book became irritating as in almost every paragraph the author is pretty much promoting himself "contact me, hire me, I will be your adviser" and similar phrases are all over the place. What however ruined the book was mixing up the terminology of options that every option trader should know. At first, I thought it was just a typo, but it was occurring in the book again and again until I gave up on the book. Example: The author says that by buying one LEAPS contract, you own 100 options. It is completely false. By buying 1 LEAPS, you do not own anything besides that LEAPS and you only control 100 shares of the underlying company, but you do not own them. When this occurred once, I thought, OK, an innocent mistake. But this was occurring again and again. In the past, I have seen many novice traders losing money because they had no clue how options work. Telling them that by "buying LEAPS they own 100 options" adds to their confusion and ignorance laughable by other traders and losses in their accounts. The only idea I liked is to trade LEAPS against established companies such as AAPL and other FAANG (too expensive in my opinion and not suitable for novices at all - hence the promoting himself as your adviser). If you are an experienced options trader, do not waste your time. If you are a novice wanting to learn how to trade options, do not waste your time either.