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PeakStocks.com Portfolio Recommendations

By Chris Fernandez | March 13th, 2008 | (0) comments »

It’s now easier than ever to decide what actions to take on the stocks you currently hold, or positions you are thinking of starting based on the recommendations on PeakStocks.com.

It can be daunting deciding where to start, which stocks you should invest in right now, what price is considered a “fair” price, etc.

What if you could only buy one stock, which stock do I feel is the best place to put your money right now?

To answer all these questions, I have created a widget on the left-hand side of every page titled: “PeakStocks.com Portfolio Recommendations”.

If you are new to the site, or haven’t visited in awhile, I created this recommendation widget so you can quickly see which stocks I am currently recommending to buy, sell, or hold. Read the rest of this entry »

The Double Thesis

By Chris Fernandez | February 21st, 2008 | (4) comments »

When investing and trying to produce sizable gains that beat the market, there are no hard and fast rules that I play by. In fact, I don’t care where I have to look to make us money.

However, there are particular doctrines and methodologies that I adhere to that produce the most consistency and direction for my investments.

Some of these rules and methodologies that comprise my “Secret Sauce” I won’t share publicly, but others I will, as I feel it gives you a better idea of why and how I pick the stocks that I pick and what I look for in the companies that I want to make a long term commitment to.

One of these rules is what I like to call: The Double Thesis

The basic tenet of this rule is to ask myself one simple question when analyzing a company that appeals to me:

“Can this stock double in one year?” Read the rest of this entry »

Stocks on My Watch List

By Chris Fernandez | October 28th, 2007 | (3) comments »

Poof!

Out of nowhere you get a buy or sell recommendation from me.

You may be asking yourself where did I come up with this recommendation? Why now? How and where did I even find this company? What basket of stocks am I watching now?

Well, thanks for asking. Read the rest of this entry »