Thursday, May 17, 2012

What Does The 100 Mean In 100 Trade Jack?

by Roger on September 2, 2011

100 trade jack is top stock trading systemOne of the first questions anyone familiar with 100 Trade Jack would ask is “what does the 100 mean in 100 Trade Jack?” You might know that 100 Trade Jack is a tremendous opportunity to make a profit trading stocks with a minimal time commitment each day.

Or maybe you found 100 Trade Jack when inquiring how to learn to trade stocks since there are quite a number of videos in the members area on the site to teach you about stock trading.

The Significance of 100 in 100 Trade Jack

The unique thing about being a member of 100 Trade Jack is that you can trade stocks aggressively yet using controlled risk that is designed to protect your capital.

Jack found out years ago that with his trading account he was often making 100% per year on his capital. Does that mean he makes 100% EVERY year? No, sadly not. But even falling short of 100% per year can still be phenomenal. The key is to limit your losses.

Jack does not trade stock every day, and he is perfectly happy being in 100% cash. Remember Warren Buffett’s rule #1 we discussed in the 100 Trade Jack Review – Never lose money.

Now that doesn’t mean that Jack never has a losing trade, I have followed him through a few losing trades. BUT, and here again is the key, the loss was minimal, in one case only the amount of the $18.00 round trip commission. (To get even lower commissions on trading stocks I recently opened an account at OptionsHouse.)

Jack estimates that in his stock trading career he has hit his goal of 100% profit about 1 out of every 3 years, usually with very good years in between. (Disclaimer: Past performance is no guarantee of future returns; not in ANYTHING!)

That is an exceptional record on its own, but doing so without occasional massive draw-downs is even more impressive.

More Emphasis On The Number 100

From one of Jack’s own videos I pulled these 3 factors in the meaning of the 100 in 100 Trade Jack:

  1. 100% return is the goal. Jack has found that if a person sets a goal he/she is more likely to get the result. Every year he takes a look at his trading account and makes it his goal, though he knows it won’t be easy, to increase that stock trading account by 100% (before any taxes) during the course of the year.
  2. 100 helps determine the position size. 100% is the total of your account, obviously. All stock trades that Jack puts on are expressed in terms of what percent of his portfolio they are. So regardless of your account size you can calculate how many shares you should trade. Contrast that to one of the most expensive investment newsletters out there, The Gartman Letter, where Dennis Gartman puts on trades with nomenclature of 1 or 2 “units”, as in “we are buying 1 unit of gold”. What the heck is a unit, Dennis? How many total “units” in your account? – he doesn’t say. With 100 Trade Jack, you KNOW!
  3. 100 helps stay focused. Ignoring taxes (which you can’t), or in a tax deferred account, $20,000 compounded at 100% for 10 years is $20 MILLION dollars! Keep your eye on the long term and ignore short term “noise”. The 8th wonder of the world is said to be compound interest, or in this case, compounding trading profits.

You can take 100 Trade Jack for a 60 day test drive and refund if it’s not for you. $68 per month is what it costs. Heck, I can remember back when a decent size stock trade cost almost that much at Charles Schwab, one of the original discount brokers! And back then, $68 bought a lot more groceries that it does today.

Sign up now for 100 Trade Jack, satisfaction guaranteed.

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