| The Conscious Investor® selection process
starts by eliminating risky stocks. Stocks that have high
levels of debt, poor cash flow and unpredictable earnings
growth. For example, consider the earnings history below
of the two companies, the Celadon Group (on the left) and
Bed bath and Beyond Inc (on the right).
Example
of a Low Stability Stock
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Example
of a High Stability Stock
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One of the primary thinhs that Conscious Investor
does is to identify companies with growth and stability
like Bed bath and Beyond on the right and avoid companies
like Celadon on the left.
Many high profile companies – that you
may be investing in now – are potentially wealth eroding!
The Demo Videos will show
you the high price you pay for being a part of the “crowd”.
The demonstration
will show you how you can avoid “cash-poor”
and wealth eroding companies, including
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those
that are promoted heavily by brokers and the media.
You will also learn
simple, common sense tests to determine the financial
health of thousands USA, Canadian and Australian listed
companies.
Most significantly, you will learn how
proprietary intellectual property within Conscious
Investor® allows our clients to forecast earnings
growth (and therefore future stock prices). Conscious
Investor allows you to forecast earnings with five
times the accuracy of Analysts Forecasts ... [ more
details ].
Something that is perhaps even more important.
Just imagine how much enjoyable your life would be if you
didn’t have to be continually worrying whether you have been
landed with a stock that is gong to turn out to be a series
of disasters.
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How Do You Select Your Stocks?
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“Neon
stocks not the best buys”
[Australian
Financial Review, 3/10/2003. Author: John Price, Executive
Chairman, Conscious Investing Pty Ltd]
"How do Mr
and Mrs Average Investor choose their stocks? Careful
analysis of reports from stockbrokers? No time. Interviewing
members of the board and senior management of the
company? It's unlikely their calls would be returned.
How about looking at
stocks with extreme price changes? Now you're getting
closer.
If you add the "glitter"
stocks that are in the news or have abnormally high
trading volume, you'll have the bases well covered."
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