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Investing can be risky, so be sure you’re comfortable in your risk management techniques. Here are some general guidelines. Do not make any investments until you’re confident that you know what you’re investing in. Understanding what the investment is sometimes only the beginning. You’ll also need to understand the underlying risk or volatility associated with that particular investment; risk can vary drastically from product to product. Stocks, for example, are risky, but not as risky as options; and bonds are virtually (but not totally) risk-free. Savings accounts are completely risk free. A general rule: invest in your first stocks ONLY when you understand first who the company is, what that company does, and when you have reason to believe that company is doing what it does correctly. It’s important to understand that you are not guaranteed losses or gains on your principle, and further, there is no consistent system for predicting or beating markets. Investing is inherently risky and stocks may not be for everyone – you are responsible for managing that risk and making the decision of whether or not it is for you. In short, you’re responsible!

Bullworthy can help if you’re ready to make some investments. The information we publish is intended to be used for educational purposes only. We are not registered investment broker or dealers; neither are we licensed to sell investment products or services as defined by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) or the Commodities Futures Trading Commission (CFTC). We are here only to share with you our personal investments experience, how, where, and why we’ve made our investments, or how, where, and why we’ll be investing in the future. We’re sharing only our knowledge. We are not paid commissions by the firms or company stocks we own and endorse. Bullworthy is about one investor helping another new investor get started. Our target audiences are those who have never invested before, those that are not sure where to even begin, and those interested in saving on expenses, commissions, and fees.

We can do this because we are paid by advertisers. Become a Bullworthy member, and you will not pay a cent to our firm. Advertisers pay us to market to you. Our revenue comes from only 2 sources: stock gains and advertising dollars. We are subject to losses only when our members or web page visitors are not clicking or signing up for advertisements, or when our investments are not performing.

Becoming a reader of Bullworthy.com does not come with any obligations, but we would appreciate you using out advertisers and our systems of picking and buying stocks if you’re ready. You’ll open a live investment account with our broker/dealer partner, and you’ll fund that account with whatever dollar amount you wish to invest. It’s strongly suggested that you open a savings or checking account with our online bank partner as well. Finally, we will ask that you participate in our resource partners programs as well. Currently, our broker/dealer partner is Optionshouse.com, our online bank partner is INGDIRECT.COM, and our resource partners include thestreet.com and morningstar.com. Readers are encouraged to sign up for as many resource partners services as they wish – they have all personally been used or are currently used and approved by Bullworthy’s founder.

For this, Bullworthy will field questions, comments, concerns from our readers 24 hours a day, 7 days a week via email, phone calls, or text messages.

There are no high-pressure sales and we make NO commissions on anything we’re buying or the subsequent education our readers receive. We have no fees, no dues, and no other obligations other than those described above. We’re not interested in managing or claiming ownership over our reader’s assets, gains, or losses that subsequently arise from investment activities fascilitated by Bullworthy educational media. We only want to help a fellow investor in return for modest advertising revenues derived from our website.

Protecting our readers is our number one priority. We’ll never make an argument or educational reference to a stock or investment product that we do not own ourselves. We screen our advertisers by using trial periods with their systems and products during the affiliate and partnership approval period. If the product does not perform to our standards including ease of use, ease of accessibility to customer service and help, or usefulness of the core product, we will not allow that company or service to advertise to our readers.

Our commitment to our readers is straight forward and, some might say, old fashioned. We offer flexible and constant access to our website, tools, education, recommendations, analysis, and service. Further, reader’s sensitive information including name, phone numbers, email addresses, and mailing address are protected and will never be shared or sold to any third party vendors. We are not interested in making money off of third party vendors; we only create revenues when our members utilize product we’re approved for affiliate advertising.

Customer service, trust in our products and services, and loyalty to our member’s time, questions, and concerns is our one and only priority.

Our investments are sound because we have some policies. (1) The recommended investments we share with our readers are investments we’ve spend countless hours screening, comparing, and analyzing. They are investments we personally own. (2) These investments will have been held for at least one week prior to being shared with our readers. (3) Our readers are not obligated to invest wholly, partly, or at all in the investments we hold. It is the reader’s responsibility to determine whether or not any one or all investments are compatible with their investment strategy or goals. We use Yahoofinance.com for our investment data, and if you click on any stock name or ticker throughout our page, you will be redirected there.

As always, you’re encouraged to contact Tom Copeland, principle founder and operator at tom@bullworthy.com