FAQ
Got questions about Money Machine Newsletter? We put together a simple FAQ to make things easy.
If you still have question shoot us an email, we’re happy to help, support@moneymachinenewsletter.com.
Should I just buy the stocks when the market opens?
No. All of our ideas have an entry price that validates the trade. If the market opens and the stock trades below the entry price, then there is nothing to do with that idea. If it hits the entry price later in the day or in the next few days, then you can buy.
What happens if the stock is up but it has not hit the price target after several days?
Our stops and targets are simply guidelines meant to give you an overall range of where to take profits or cut your losses. Still, it’s important to note that trading is very personalized, and not everyone has the same risk tolerance, time, capital, etc. If the trade is in your favor and you want to take profits, then by all means, do so. If it hits the target but you still like the idea, then continue to hold. Again, your discretion.
What happens if I get stopped out, and then the stock starts going back up?
Welcome to trading. This can often happen. If you get stopped out and then the stock starts going back up as expected, get back in. This is part of the business.
Should I just pick one or two stocks of the five that you send out?
Trading is about probabilities. Our ideas are usually in different sectors, as not everything goes up or down at the same time. Therefore, we take every trade with the understanding that they won’t all work. You may take small losses on several trades but have one or two big winners that cover all the losses and give you a very nice net profit.
Should I expect to make money every week?
Sometimes yes, but this is not always the case. We like to look at our Profit/Loss on a monthly basis. This is a more realistic way to track your progress.
How can I effectively manage the trades if I don’t have much free time to watch them?
Fortunately, there are many tools out there that can help with this. A popular one that we always use is a trailing stop loss. You can read up on this to better understand it, but it basically raises your stop loss as the stock prices continue to move higher. This frees up a lot of time if you can’t be as active.
Why don’t you track every single trade from start to finish?
We share our ideas in the newsletter. If you want to see how they panned out, dig into the archives.
We’re not in the business of posting daily logs or spreadsheets.
There are plenty of mutual funds and brokerages that do that. We focus on spotting opportunities, not obsessing over every up and down.
Can I see your performance record somewhere else?
Our focus is on timely ideas with a solid risk/reward setup. If you need a real-time performance tracker, there are services that specialize in that. We’re simply here to share what we like and why.
Why do you say you don’t focus on losing trades?
We aim to highlight promising setups. Once a trade clearly isn’t working, we move on.
It’s not about hiding losses; it’s about not letting them steal the spotlight. There’s always another opportunity out there.
Do you offer personalized advice?
Nope. Everything we share is general information. For personalized advice, talk to a licensed professional who can look at your specific situation.
Do you guarantee returns?
No one can, and if someone does, run away. Investing carries risk. You can lose money. That’s the reality.
