Our Approach
Our investment approach is to look for companies that offer a meaningful return. Each week our team of analysts will sift through thousands of stocks in order to find those that fit into our investment strategy. Essentially, each company that we find attractive should have some of the following attributes:
Investment must posses an intrinsic growth rate of at least 15% or more on an annual basis. The potential price/earning's valuation of the stock should be equal to or less than one times the annual growth rate. It should have a positive quarterly earnings growth comparison. The company's stock shoud show an upward price movement and improving volume.
As a member of BullsToBears.com, you’ll receive “hand-picked” investment recommendations that are constantly refined and adjusted to reflect changing market conditions. If you’re fed up with investment services that offer nothing more than computer-generated stock picks and vague information about when to buy and sell, you’ve come to the right place.
Short Term Trading
Our flag ship product, the Short-Term Mover, is usually held for a maximum of 20 trading sessions. Generally speaking, we seek returns of no less than 12-15% return on each investment. In short term plays, our strategy is to buy stocks that are apparently oversold due to numerous factors: adverse news, short selling, and profit taking.
Intermediate Term Trading
Our Intermediate Term buys are usually held for a maximum of 45 trading sessions. Generally speaking, we seek returns of no less than 20-30% on investment. The intermediate trade strategy is to seek out stocks of viable companies that appear undervalued according to our criteria checklist: institutional buying/selling, insider activity, and short selling.
Long Term Trading
Our Long-term buys are generally held for a maximum of 90 trading sessions. We feel this period of time is long enough for a company to show to a minimum of 30-50% return on investment while also offering a lower degree of risk (as compared to our short or intermediate term trades). The stocks we seek in this category should meet several criteria: history of earnings, strong assets, positive cash flow, and low debt
Special Situation Trading
Emailed upon members request or we will e-mail this report to you when we think we can seize a nice profit on a stock, whenever that time is right. This is published whenever our analysts feel an exciting opportunity presents itself. With every new dawn there is a new trading session and opportunities are out there for those of us who chose to seize the day. This is your classic slightly higher-risk, high-return scenario. We feel these stocks are poised to move higher and could greatly improve your portfolio. Call us daily if your looking to Day Trade. On any given day we are monitoring dozens of stocks. Remember, we are here to help you!
Options Trading
Options trading means trading options that are offered on stocks (or any other assets such as forex) instead of the stocks themselves. You do not need to own the underlying stock in order to trade options.
There are 2 classes of options, CALL OPTIONs and PUT OPTIONs. Creative use of both classes leads to an almost unlimited combination of possible option strategies. Options trading strategies are capable of performing wonders such as profiting from BOTH an up or down move, or profiting even when the underlying stock stays stagnant!
Calls, puts, and stock are the building blocks of all trading strategies. Buying or selling any one of these is a strategy unto itself. The structure is really about how any two of the three – calls, puts, and stock – can be combined to make the third. Synthetics are most useful to arbitrageurs who look for opportunities to purchase one instrument cheaper than they sell its synthetic, a process that can at times be somewhat complicated.
Again, there are an almost unlimited combination of possible option strategies.(i.e. you can create a "synthetic" long call by buying stock and buying a put or you can sell "synthetic" stock by selling a call and buying a put with the same strike price).
Some basic synthetic equivalents are:
- Long Stock = Long Call and Short Put
- Short Stock = Short Call and Long Put
- Long Call = Long Stock and Long Put
- Short Call = Short Stock and Short Put
- Long Put = Short Stock and Long Call
- Short Put = Long Stock and Short Call
At BullsToBears.com, you get the right tools to help you manage risk and optimize options trades. Our approach is the simplest and most popular option trading strategy. Orders are placed on buying calls and puts that are a bet on the market direction. These high risk/ high reward trades rely upon making the correct call about the direction of the stock market or individual stock. They are called "directional" option trades.
Stock Options make up a different market than the stock market, but these instruments are tied directly to shares of real stock. Unlike regular stock, options eventually expire, after which time they have no value and are worthless.
Portfolio Analysis
Let us know which stock(s) you need an opinion on. We dissect and analyze ANY publicly traded company, then generate a personalized, concise, and detailed report on the merits of that particular security. It is then issued to you via email or fax within hours!
We serve as both a "second opinion" and as a source of true, accurate, no nonsense information that enables you to quickly make the right decisions for YOUR personal financial needs.
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