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1. Dow Jones Index - 30 Stocks on 9/2/2010:  Buy   17% or 5 Hold   53% or 16 Sell   30% or 9 stocks
2. Canada Toronto - 203 Stocks on 8/28/2010:  Buy   43% or 90 Hold   32% or 67 Sell   25% or 52 stocks
3. Best Brands - 200 stocks on 8/28/2010:  Buy   9% or 17 Hold   22% or 45 Sell   69% or 137 stocks
   4. World Markets - 72 Indexes on 8/28/2010:  Buy   16% or 11 Hold   21% or 15 Sell   63% or 44 indexes
5. S&P 500 Index - 500 Stocks on 7/21/2009:   Buy   68% or 341 Hold   21% or 106 Sell   11% or 53 stocks
6. S&P 400 Mid Cap - 400 Stocks on 7/21/2009:  Buy   73% or 292 Hold   15% or 61 Sell   12% or 47 stocks
7. S&P 600 Small Cap - 600 Stocks on 4/18/2009:  Buy   27% or 163 Hold   72% or 431 Sell   1% or 6 stocks
8. Nasdaq 100 Index - 100 Stocks on 6/23/2010:  Buy   38% or 38 Hold   48% or 48 Sell   14% or 14 stocks
9. Nasdaq Telecom - 164 Stocks on 7/24/2009:  Buy   49% or 81 Hold   35% or 56 Sell   16% or 27 stocks
10. Nasdaq Biotech - 136 Stocks on 7/24/2009:  Buy   57% or 78 Hold   33% or 45 Sell   10% or 13 stocks
11. Nasdaq Computer - 440 Stocks on 7/22/2009:  Buy   60% or 263 Hold   26% or 115 Sell   14% or 62 stocks
12. Nasdaq Finance - 180 Stocks on 7/24/2009:  Buy   61% or 109 Hold   6% or 12 Sell   33% or 59 stocks
13. NYSE International - 100 Stocks on 7/21/2009:  Buy   58% or 58 Hold   34% or 34 Sell   8% or 8 stocks
14. Legg Mason Mutual - 346 Funds on 10/6/2009:  Buy   38% or 133 Hold   51% or 176 Sell   11% or 37 funds
15. T. Row Price Mutual - 161 Funds on 10/6/2009:  Buy   52% or 84 Hold   46% or 73 Sell   2% or 4 funds
16. London FTSE 100 - 94 Stocks on 4/1/2009:  Buy   20% or 19 Hold   50% or 47 Sell   30% or 28 stocks

                                             TOTAL RATINGS:   Buy   58% or 1921 Hold   12% or 1331 Sell   30% or 676 stocks

Interview with CEO StockRing Tutorial For Beginners
Introduction

StockRing was created for an investor who has a minimum $5,000-$10,000 on the market, preferably trades with a discount broker with low commissions, and believes in diversification.

Also, StockRing Golden Rule is to invest the same amount of money into each stock, with approximately 10-20 stocks in each portfolio.

If you never traded stocks in your life

1. First you would need to open an account preferably with a reputable discount broker such as Scottrade, Etrade or Ameritrade. Please include $5,000 - $10,000 minimum check to fund your account. Why the minimum is is so high? Well, StockRing approach is to never invest more then 5% of your money into each stock, which means that you need to have about 20 stocks in your portfolio. If you have $5,000 and divide it by 20 you will get $5,000/20= $250. This means that you need to put about $250 in each stock in your future portfolio. Remember, to buy and then sell a stock it will cost you about $15, which is 15/250 = 6%. So, in order for you to make money with $5,000 you need first cover 6% in trading expenses. This is why it is important to put more money into the stock market, such as $20,000 so that your trading expenses would be 15/$1000 = 1.5%.

a) Minimum Investment amount: $5,000 - $10,000
b) Number of Stocks to Buy: About 20
c) Amount of Money to put in each stock = All your investment money / 20

2. After you opened an account and deposited there let’s say $20,000 you should divide your money into 20 equal parts of $1,000 each. Then you should pick 20 good stocks, and invest $1,000 dollars in each one of them.

Buy about 20 good stocks

Steps 1-2-3

1. Where do you get the good stocks to buy? Well, if you subscribed to StockRing Platinum, the list of stocks recommended to buy will be generated daily and once a week emailed to you. Other services require clients to find their own stocks to buy.

Buy good stocks from StockRing Platinum service

2. After you purchased 20 stocks, you should enter them into you StockRing Real portfolio which would be rated once a week.

Enter your 20 stocks into StockRing Real Portfolio

3. If you receive a “Sell” rating consider selling this stock. If you sell it, go back to step 1 to buy something new.

Sell bad stocks that will receive a “Sell” rating

Interview with CEO StockRing Tutorial For Beginners

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