Stock Trak Summary

Since the economy was on shaky ground after September 11

I decided to buy stock in safe, well-established companies that I new would give me a steady profit. Companies like Microsoft, IBM, AOL, Starbucks, AT&T, Wal-Mart, Walgreen, and J.P. Morgan Chase. That strategy worked pretty well for me, I made a profit with Microsoft, IBM, AOL, Starbucks, Wal-Mart, And JP Morgan Chase. I made the biggest profit with IBM – $35,000 and Microsoft – $11,370, while I made only minimal profit with the others. However, I failed to make a profit with AT&T and Walgreen, losing a little over $1,000 with each. I was surprised with ho

I originally intended to spread the money around 25 companies, but I was happy with the return I was getting with only 18 companies so I decided to stop there. I probably could have made an even bigger profit if I had invested more, but I was meeting my original goals investing in just 18 companies that I didn’t think want to take a chance investing anymore. How much stock I bought in each company varied depending on how much confidence I had in each particular company as well as the price of per share. The overall average was about 1,000 stock per company. The highest I bought was 3,000 in a couple of companies and the lowest was 600 in AT&T, and Dynergy Inc. I currently have a portfolio value of $616,110.76, which considering the current state of the economy, which is on target with my objectives when I first started. I made a total profit of $76,582 and the market valuation of my stocks was $77,032. I made a profit of 13 out of the 18 stocks I invested in. I think!

I decided to take a chance and buy some s

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