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Marc Barhonovich is a Wall
Street veteran with more than 20 years as a private investor
and entrepreneur. In Banking and Finance,
Marc served as Vice President of Investment for over
13 years with Shearson Lehman and Dean Witter. As a stock
broker he managed more than 50 million in client assets.
During the 1990's Marc left the retail brokerage industry
and founded his own investment banking firm. The firm assisted
companies in business development, advice of funding strategies,
as well as accessing the public markets. During the last
8 years he has consulted numerous public companies during
development and growth stages. Marc is Founder/Director
of Investor Communication Corporation. Marc is the Publisher
for the Mainscale APS (www.mainscale.com)
as well as The Common Sense Investor (www.thecommonsenseinvestor.com).
"I feel
that you should use "common
sense" when choosing investment advice, and managing your portfolio."
We do not offer a magic bullet to make you rich in a few
days, but our track record speaks for itself, as CSI has
outperformed most systems and funds consistently, especially
the S&P.
For COMMON
SENSE INVESTORS you must be ready to profit when we get the market
moves we were looking for (like now) and you must always keep your
losses small. As the market continues to move higher over the next
few weeks make sure that you take some partial profits and move your
stops higher so that you are ready to get out of a position once the
market turns lower. We also want to use this market rally to look
for good stocks to short, so that we can profit as the market heads
lower. I expect the summer to be dreadfully slow(much like last summer)
and the real profits will come from the downside shorting stocks that
disappoint. We will keep you apprised of the stocks that meet our
criteria. Lets see what the new year will bring! Our investment newsletter
will add tips throughout the year.
Have a Profitable 2007,
Marc Barhonovich
What are they saying: When
everybody is running around saying how great a stock is, then everybody
who can buy probably already has, and the only direction for the stock
to go at that point is down. When it is obvious and exciting to everyone,
it's too late..
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"The trend is your friend. Position your
trades based on the market's overall direction. It just makes COMMON
SENSE! Faulty ditribution If the market logs three to five ditribution
days, and most of these days show an index price spread
from the high to the low of the day that is very small, and the amount
of the actual price decline from the prior day is also very small, even
though there is a volume increase and the price closes down, the movement
is not significant. These types of distribution days may not be enough
to cause the market to turn down." Marc Barhonovich
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