College Senior Turns $1,500 Savings Account into Millions on Stocks

 

College Senior Turns $1,500 Savings Account into Millions on Stocks Dear Reader, Jason Pelts from Milwaukee is not your typical stock investor. As a 21-year-old college senior, he invested his $1,500 savings account and turned it into a $1 million portfolio. One of his fastest-moving trades made about $8,000 in ten minutes from a small company that sold health supplements. Soon after, Pelts used his method to make $215,000 from Fannie Mae in a single day. When asked about the secret to his success, new millionaire Pelts revealed that with certain stocks "there are patterns that are very predictable... the key is to buy them ahead of the crowd." So is it possible for others to duplicate his success? Now a Wall Street Economist who appears regularly on Fox Business and CNBC has come forward with a single pattern that provides the answer. Keith Fitz-Gerald is a veteran of Wilshire Associates, which manages an estimated $8 trillion for over 600 institutional investors. Describing his discovery of this pattern, Fitz-Gerald says "You will, with 100% certainty, only buy stocks that are going up." In a recent presentation, Keith Fitz-Gerald explained exactly how this remarkably simple pattern works.   (If you can't view this video, click here) In fact, the pattern can be immediately applied by any investor looking to aggressively grow the value of their 401(k), IRA, or other money invested in the markets. And to ensure every investor can take advantage of his findings, Fitz-Gerald is putting $1,995,000 on the line. Click here to find out how you can participate. To Your Success, Mike Ward Publisher, Money Morning

 

 

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