Stock Tip Sheets

Stock tip sheets offer the would-be investor the opinion of experts in the field. Often they provide a good starting point for further equity investigation. Personally, a tip from a respected tip sheet can help narrow the field when I’m condsidering a number of different equities for investment. And while they don’t always get it right, more often than not they’ve at least done their homework. Bigger, more well known tippers have even been known to shape the market in the short term. Whatever your feelings, having a listen to what others have to say – whether you act on it or not – can’t be a bad thing, right?

  British Bulls

British Bulls analyzes approximately 2,500 securities on the London Stock Exchange on a daily basis using end of day data.

The data for all the stocks is downloaded and checked for false and suspicious data, the filtered data is then analyzed by a very sophisticated algorithm which issues daily signals. The commentaries are automatically generated for each signal and are revised in case of signal failures. All of this is completed within a couple of hours of the closing bell.

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  Fat Prophets

is the cool handle for a bunch of stock market advisers who produce a report published weekly in which they list 5 key investment opportunities.

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  Small Company Sharewatch

is a great resource for those looking for smaller cap oppurtunites (predominantly AIM listed). Often more risky than the bigger more established players on the LSE but with the potential for far greater rewards. No fly-by-nighters, the Small Company Marketwatch newsletter has been doing the rounds since 1993 and now has a dedicated following of satisfied customers.

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  t1ps.com

If you believe the blurb, over the past six years – since the site was launched – the average gain per tip from t1ps.com has been 53%, whilst the average holding period per share is just over two years. Decent enough returns. Tom Winnifrith, t1ps.com’ editor says “we only make 20 tips a year and that allows my team to undertake very detailed research. We are unashamed value investors with a cautious style. Our average gain per tip is 53%. Almost 1 in 5 of my tips have doubled or more – our hard work makes money for our readers.”

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  Techinvest

Techinvest should be high on the list of must have newsletters for anyone serious in making money from the tech sector on the London markets. Every month since 1984 they have been informing subscribers – including institutions, analysts and private investors in more than 50 countries – on what to buy, hold and sell in the exciting tech sector.

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