Nine tenths of any successful business strategy revolves around sales. Without the ability to convince another person that your product is worth buying, there isn’t a business to build on. Once you get the sales thing out of the way, then you better make sure the product is better than everyone else’s.
The secret to any business, specifically mine, is confidence. What am I confident about? Am I simply a deranged person with his eyes set on the moon, or do I have a tangible reason to be confident, to convince others that I am better?
A lot of sales hacks like to tell junior reps “fake it until you make it.” For a long time, I thought that made sense. After all, when starting out in the business, most enterprising brokers are poor, hungry and cunning. It makes sense to fake it, in order to give the person on the other end of the transaction the confidence that they need to justify doing business with you. Truth be told, it’s a bandaid solution. Your clients will figure out, sooner or later, that you’re an idiot and they’ll leave you for some autocrat at some big bulge firm.
What you need, what everyone needs, is something real, something that can be relied upon, a strategy that cannot be negotiated with because it’s a winner. Remember what I told you about winners? When is a good time to buy a winner? Any time, whether it be at a 52 week high, 10% below it, or on a 25% gap up on explosive earnings. Winners find ways to win, just like losers make excuses as to why they aren’t winning.
Now we’re coming to the point.
This is what gives me the confidence that I need to play this market.
Yes, it is a premium product: it’s called The PPT. I think you’ve heard me mention it before. Many of you have tried it and a great many of you have thought about it, only to get distracted by online pornography and the other vices that make up your pathetic lives. Just focus on this one chart and understand that I haven’t scrubbed the data to conform to a convenient sales pitch. I don’t do sales pitches, especially when conversing on the internets with random folk.
The chart annotates all recent Overall “Hybrid” Oversold signals, without compromise. The hybrid score is a combination of fundamentals and technical factors in a stock. We analyze over 4,000 equities and another 1,000 or so ETFs. When the scores hit a peak or a trough, the system spits out Overbought and Oversold readings. Pretty simply, yet brilliant if accurate.
If I told you that I had something that could predict market bottoms 82% of the time, would you be interested? I bet you would.
Well, it’s right here, in front of your faces. You’ve only been too stupid to realize it.
That’s all of the data of Hybrid Oversold signals since 2009. Over the past 6 months, the signals have been met with 100% accuracy. It helps being in a bull market, truth be told. However, let’s not kid ourselves and say emotions don’t get in our way from time to time, causing us to miss opportunities.
That’s my source of confidence. I hope you get to enjoy it as much as I do.
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is blue jasmine worth a watch?
Probably my favorite movie of 2013. Blanchett was incredible, one of the best performance you’ll ever see.
The Butler was good. Don’t know why it didn’t get a nod.
Blue Jasmine was good but it didn’t go anywhere. The Blanchett character didn’t change or move forward.
I was very underwhelmed by this seasons crop. I felt like there were some great performances, but mediocre films. I’ll pull it off of NFLX tonight.
Watch the classics, circa 1940s.
Start with the best of all time: Citizen Kane
Apocalypse Now is the best of all time.
I thought this year’s movies were outstanding as a group. Dallas Buyers Club, American Hustle, 12 Years a Slave…. and most of the rest. Awesome movies, a great year. Many of those movies would win best picture most years.
How accurate have the PPT “overbought” signals been historically?
I’ve only been too stupid to realize it. True that.
When I used to get cold calls from brokers, I would always ask them if they would trust their money to someone they didn’t know who just called them out of the blue. The conversation always ended right there.
The call only ended because they weren’t talented salesmen.
Dr Copper is attempting not to blow the fuck out tonight to multi year lows. Does this mean anything? Or is copper a barbarous relic?
Where’s Trading Nymph when you need her?
I used to get calls (persistent bugger) from some firm selling Palladium , not paper mind you but actual Palladium stored in a Vault somewhere in England.
Apparently after the Armageddon I was supposed to hop a dinghy powered by a bed sheet sail and cross the Atlantic, find this bank and bore a hole through 12 inch plate and head off with a pocket full of shavings
the secret to my success is the flushable wet wipe. How can you have confidence amongst your coworkers and superiors entering that 3pm meeting when all you used was some wadded up dry paper for that 2:30 dump?
You bring them to work with you? Do you keep them in your purse?
lol
Then I must conclude though elementary deduction that all PPT and 12631 subscribers are sitting on the fantails of their 150′ yachts eating lobster quiche, listening to Bill Gates make his case that a 10M donation to the “Africa Without Mosquitoes” charity is worthy of a man of great stature. And then write a 20M cheque as a gesture of good will….
FLY IS GOD