The Discovery of a Remarkable Stock Trading Method That Developed From a Roulette Winning Strategy

Still can’t figure out why you are still losing money in stock market even after attending lots of expensive seminars or workshops that claim 100% profitable stock investment strategy? Let me tell you why. The seminars and investment schemes make money by charging you attendance fees, by selling you over-priced reports or books without letting you get independent advice. They often make misleading or deceptive claims or pressure you to buy into investments that will end up losing you money. My friend, this is the ugly true that we can’t deny.

However, I did found something that I believe its worth to share with everyone here. Recently I have purchased a Roulette Betting Strategy e-book that inspired me about new way of doing my short term stock trading in US market. I am applying it on AIG, Citigroup and Las Vegas Sand (LVS) shares that had higher daily fluctuation price. The Book claiming that, the traditional roulette game can be beaten by just 3 simple steps:

1. Reverse the casino house edge to player

2. Delaying the bet.

3. Multiplying betting platform (which means play many roulette table at the same time).

Personally, I found that this non-traditional progression bet method is awesome and likely to be workable in real casino. However, I am not the kind who likes gambling because it’s somewhat against my principle. Having to say that, I discover this so called roulette winning strategy has a something that could enhance my stock trading strategy. I have modified these 3 simple steps to suit my stock trading platform. Please note the following example of mine that I believe it’s worth to share with you all:

Day 1

Let say, we purchase a highly fluctuated Stock ABC up to $1,000 in capital.

3 Possible Scenarios could happen after the purchase:

Scenario 1 : Price goes up 10%

Scenario 2 : Price unchanged 0%

Scenario 3 : Price goes down -10%

Let say we go for the worst, price goes down -10% and we lost $100.

Day 2

We increase the Day 2 investment capital to $3,000 in another stock DEF.

If the DEF share price goes up 10%, we earn $300 which is average $100 per day for 2 days after compensating Day 1 losses of $100.

What if the share price goes down again -10%? We lost $300 in Day 2 and total accumulated losses up to $400 for 2 days.

Day 3

We increase again the Day 3 investment capital to $7,000 in another highly fluctuated stock GHI. If the GHI share price goes up 10%, we earn $700 which is average $100 per day for 3 days after minors out the total losses of Day 1