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Frequently Asked Questions
A plain-English guide to common questions about stocks, dividends and our approach.
What is a stock?+
A stock is a small portion of ownership in a public company, also known as a Share.
What is a Dividend?+
A dividend is a portion of the profits paid to the stock holders/investors.
How often do companies pay Dividends?+
Companies payout Dividends monthly, quarterly or annually, each company is different.
What is a stock market?+
The stock market is where "stock brokers" buy and sell companies stock.
When was the first stock market formed?+
The stock market as we know it today started in 1602, there were many earlier attempts. The earlier stock market attempts date as far back to the Roman Empire.
What is the function of a stock broker?+
Stock brokers help investors buy and sell company stocks.
Who is the market maker?+
The market maker is responsible for buying and selling one companies stock. Making sure there is always someone to buy and someone to sell to.
How risky is this?+
All stock and options trading involves risk, including loss of principal. Dividend-paying companies can reduce neither market risk nor the possibility of losses, and dividends may change or stop.
What is the product or commodity?+
We only invest in profitable, Dividend paying stocks.
Where is your proof?+
The original site says trade history is posted online. Historical examples, even when accurate, do not predict future performance.
What is the worst case scenario?+
You could lose some or all of the money invested. A company can cut its dividend, and its share price can fall. No outcome is guaranteed.
What is the best case scenario?+
There is no reliable way to predict the best outcome. Returns vary, losses are possible, and no percentage return is assured.
How much money does it take to start?+
Everyone has their own comfort level with what they feel comfortable with and no two people are alike in this matter.
Do I need a broker?+
Yes, Online brokers are easiest to work with.
Do we recommend any specific broker?+
The older source page mentions ThinkorSwim. Platforms and ownership can change; compare current brokerage features and fees and make your own choice.
What are our credentials?+
The experience and performance figures in older materials have not been independently verified here. Past performance does not guarantee future results.
Can I speak to your present or past clients?+
They do have private lives and every once in a while they may offer to speak at one of our webinars. We do offer testimonies of their trading performance.
Who do I talk to about any questions?+
All questions can be posted in the forum or at live webinars. Depending on your membership level you can call directly to head of trading.
How long does it take to learn this strategy?+
The basics can be learned in 15-20 minutes.
What makes us think anyone can do it?+
One of our top trainers is only 12 years old. The less you know the easier it is.
Can I do it with a small amount of money?+
That depends on the strategy, share prices, broker rules, fees and your financial situation. Investing always involves risk, so only consider money you can afford to lose.
How much education is needed?+
The less you know sometimes the easier it is to make money doing this.
Do I need much computer knowledge?+
Not really. If you found your way here then you should be just fine.
Do you post a past performance of your trades?+
Yes, view our past trades here