The San Francisco Treat Issue
28 Aug 2014
Gerlach Featured Presenter at eMoneyShow
Missing The MoneyShow Means Never Having to Say You're Sorry
If you missed The MoneyShow San Francisco last week, the eMoneyShow is the next best thing to being there. You can attend seminars live, and even if that doesn't work for you, you can view them on demand through Sept. 12. Registration is free, and you'll receive the eBook "25 High-Tech Stocks for Higher Gains."
Doug Gerlach of ICLUBcentral fame presented "Stock Picker's Paradise: 5 Great Stocks You Should Consider Now," and ICLUBcentral and BetterInvesting CEO Kamie Zaracki will discuss "Mastering Fundamental Stock Analysis" on Sept. 4. Sign up for free here.
During this three-day event at the Hilton Union Square, more than 50 financial experts will come together to discuss news, trends and investment strategies in a series of high-power workshops and presentations.
Special Pricing for BINC 2015 Available
Take Advantage of a Less Expensive Way to San Jose
The early word is out. The next BetterInvesting National Convention, the premier educational events for individual investors, will be held May 14-17, 2015, in San Jose, Calif. The four-day convention at the DoubleTree San Jose will feature presentations from nationally known investment experts, plus a full schedule of seminars and workshops. This get-together also provides plenty of opportunities to network and meet representatives of companies. Special pricing for early registrants is available through Sept. 30. Click here to register.
How to Start a Club (and Keep it Going) Webinar
Class Is Back in Session on Sept. 16
Among the series of free, monthly webinars ICLUBcentral offers on investing and the most effective way to use resources like Toolkit 6, we have a regular monthly webinar devoted to investment club operations. This is one of the only places you can find detailed tips for starting an investment club and making it survive and thrive. Throughout the year we cover accounting issues, tackle your tax questions and answer any unique problems that may come up.
Want to start an investment club? We can show you how. What if you're only interested in an online investment club? We've got you covered there too. Begin by visiting the Club Hub at ICLUB.com, where we have plenty of information to get you started. Then tune in to one of our investment club operations webinars to learn from others about what makes a successful club.
View the latest Investment Club Operations webinars here. Or sign up for upcoming sessions here.
Tools for All Types
Deep-Data Diving for Pearls at EquityResearchService.com
If you're just getting started as an investor, you may feel overwhelmed by the vast amount of information and tools out there. But it doesn't need to be so. ICLUBcentral and StockCentral offer a wide range of resources for investors at every level, including beginners.
Want to learn how to invest quickly and easily? Take a look at the tools available via StockCentral, including the beginner-mode version of Take Stock. Using it is as simple as entering the name or symbol of a company whose stock you're interested in. You'll get an immediate snapshot of the company's quality index, "mood indicator" and (if available or appropriate), buy price.
Stock investors who want to go deeper into available research and data — while taking a streamlined approach — are finding success using EquityResearchService.com, ICLUBcentral's newest tool for stock investors. This service takes the sweat out of research, saving individuals hours of time spent searching and sorting for details. A powerful analysis engine swiftly gathers the latest, most comprehensive information about any North American company available for investment, and presents this professional-quality stock research, along with ratings, ratios and comparisons, in easy-to-read reports. Click here to sign up for a free 14-day trial of EquityResearchService.com.
TODAY'S ENTIRELY RELEVANT QUOTATION
"During the second quarter, stock prices rose nicely to levels that we consider full value, so we've begun selective pruning of our holdings. We do consider it healthy that individual stocks are now responding to both good and bad news."
— Ron Muhlenkamp, Muhlenkamp & Co.