Monthly 2000 Portfolio – Buy
and Sell a Subscriptions
NOTE: Portfolio closed to New Subscribers On
Feb. 17th 2004
We
have closed our Monthly 2000 portfolio but from time-to-time a portfolio
subscriber may want to drop their subscription. Maybe they just made
too much money. Who knows.
And… There always seems
to be people who want to get into the Monthly 2000 portfolio but can’t
because we closed it.
So… We decided to set up a “market” for Monthly
2000 portfolio subscriptions to allow current subscribers to sell
their subscription to someone who wants to buy it. What do you think
a subscription that generates $2,000 a month is worth?
CURRENT BID: $ 50.00
CURRENT ASK: $ 50.00
NOTE: We have a match bid/ask of $50.00 . We will hold all
bid and ask emails until the transaction has cleared which may take
a few days.
Here’s how it works…
If you want to buy a Monthly 2000 Subscription:
1. Click the link below to email your bid price to our Monthly 2000
Bid/Ask Manager.
2. In the email type in your email address and the amount you want
to bid for the subscription.
3. Our Bid/Ask Manager will review and confirm the bid with you by
email then post the highest bid on this page. Lower bids will be kept
on a list and used if the higher bid is accepted by a seller.
If you want to sell your Monthly 2000 Subscription:
1. Click the link below to email your offer
price to our Monthly 2000 Bid/Ask Manager.
2. In the email type in your email address
and the amount you want someone to pay you for your subscription.
3. Our Bid/Ask Manager will review and confirm
the offer price with you by email then post the lowest offer price
on this page. Higher ask prices will be kept on a list and used
if the lower offer is accepted by a buyer.
When a Bid/Ask price matches up:
1. Once a bid is accepted by a current Monthly
2000 Subscriber each person will be notified by our Bid/Ask Manager.
2. The Buyer will provide their credit card
number and the bid price along with the first month’s Monthly
2000 subscription fee ($49.95) will be charged to the buyer’s
credit card.
3. The full amount of the subscription purchase
price will be credited to the Seller’s credit card that we
have on file. It will show up on their credit card statement as
a refund.
4. The Monthly 2000 Subscription will be transferred
to the new owner.
If you have any questions on this process
email us at BidAskManager@InvestorsObserver.com
The Monthly 2000 Portfolio service points
out a series of trades every month that should generate $2,000 in
cash. Usually ten very conservative credit spread trades that should
generate around $200 each. This is a great way see the types of
trades that can build the cash position in your portfolio without
using up your valuable assets.
Since this portfolio uses a way out-of-the-money
option credit spread strategy the trades cost no money but in fact
generate cash in your portfolio. Using sophisticated computer models
we hunt down the trades with the highest return and the lowest risk.
This service uses one page with each trade
dated along with a short discussion on why the trade was chosen.
A table summarizes the trades and the total profit for the month.
These are option trades and there is risk
involved so be sure to see the disclaimer below. My uncle Milton
was an attorney before he retired. He’d love this disclaimer.
You don’t think those old $2 bills were worth more than two
bucks do you?
And it's guaranteed! Click
here for more information on our Money Back Guarantee
Relative Risk (1-10 ->
1= Highest risk): 6
Capital Requirements: $20,000 to $80,000
Number of Trades Per Month: 6 to 10
Recent Holdings: MSFT, EBAY,NKE, COF, DNA
Monthly Subscription Cost: $49.95
All stocks and options
shown are examples only. These are not recommendations to buy or
sell any security. The examples above do not take into account your
trade size, brokerage commissions or taxes which will effect
actual investment returns. Stocks and options involve risk and are
not suitable for all investors and investing in options carries
substantial risk. Prior to buying or selling options, a person must
receive a copy of Characteristics and Risks of Standardized Options
available at http://www.cboe.com/Resources/Intro.asp.
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