Do I need to subscribe or sign up for a membership to order a stock pick?
No. Pay Per Pick does not require a subscription. All you need to do is use your credit card or Pay Pal account to pay us for each order.

Is your profit-taking target always 10%?
Our initial profit-taking target is 10%. As the prices of the picked stocks rise, we evaluate the price target and market conditions and raise our target accordingly.

Are your results based on real trading or hypothetical?
They are all real trades. We listed all trades, both winners and losers. 

What percent of capital do you suggest to allocate to each trade?
About  15 percent of your capital to each stock pick.

How do I get my refund if a stock hits its stop loss?
At the end of each week the money for those stock that have been hit their stop-loss target will be refunded to your account automatically.

How do you calculate your performance?
We base our profit calculation on the buy-and-sell signals that we send to our members. The profit calculation has nothing to do with the high and low of the day.

How long do you hold your stocks?
We hold stocks for an average of 10-15 days. We hold some stocks for only a day if they rise quickly enough. Each pick has an entry price, target price, and a stop-loss target.

How long does it take till I receive my stock pick?
On average, you will receive your stock pick within 24 hours. Some days when the market is too choppy we won't have any stock recommendations so it may take 36 hours in the worst case before you receive your quality pick. 

Do you trade every stock pick?
We manage a few "investment club accounts" with several members. According to the status of the portfolios of those accounts, we play as many of our own stock picks as possible. No one gets in before our members, and no one gets out before our members.

Does your system work in bear markets?
In a bear market, you can take advantage of our short-sell picks and grow your trading account even more quickly than usual.

What is short selling?
When an investor goes long on an investment, it means she has bought a stock believing its price will rise in the future. Conversely, when an investor goes short, he is anticipating a decrease in share price.

Short selling is the selling of a stock that the seller doesn't own. More specifically, a short sale is the sale of a security that isn't owned by the seller, but that is promised to be delivered. That may sound confusing, but it's actually a simple concept. learn more

Do you give exact entry and exit prices for the stocks you pick?
Yes, we do give exact signals of when to buy and sell our stock picks. Our picks usually should be bought after 2 p.m., or at the opening bell. For each stock we pick, Pay Per Stock Pick sets a specific target price and a stop-loss target. Our experts watch your positions closely and alert you to sell when the time comes.

At what time do you usually post your stock-pick alerts?
Considering that the closer we are to the open and the close of the market, the more accurate our picks will be, you usually will receive our stock-pick alerts in your mailbox between 7:30 and 8:30 a.m. and/or 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. If you receive a stock alert before close you also can buy it at open of the following day.

How can I diversify my portfolio?
We will take care of the diversification of your portfolio, because we already will know what you own. Once you order more than one stock, we will send you stock picks in various sectors.

What are your advantages over your competitors?

At Pay Per Stock Pick, the only way for us to grow is to make your trading account grow with us. Pay Per Stock Pick's business philosophy is to remain transparent with customers and build long-lasting ties, which will enhance the financial growth of everyone involved.

Does your system require a large investment of time?
Since we post our stock-pick alerts between 2:00 and 4:00 p.m. and sometimes between 7:30 and 8:30 a.m., you need to check your e-mail around that time and place your order according to the info on the e-mail. After buying the stock, you will again be alerted about when and at what price to place a sell order via e-mail. It’s that easy! With our stock-picking system, keeping up with your investments takes just 10 minutes a day--and it’s as easy as checking your e-mail!

What technique do you use to achieve your impressive results?
Our strategy combines fundamental, technical, and sector analysis, all in one easy-to-use system.

How much capital do I need to get started using your system?
We have had members who started with as little as $2,000.

On what exchanges are your stock picks traded?
We cover stocks traded on the NASDAQ, NYSE, and AMEX. Although our picks are traded on the U.S. exchanges, many stocks on these exchanges are foreign companies.

Do I trade with my own account, or do I need to open an account with you?
We present our members with trade signals; you should open your own brokerage account to execute the trades.

How does your Pay Per Pick system work?
For the stocks we pick, we tell you exactly at what point to buy and to sell and where the stop-loss target is. The stock will be held until the price rises 10%. Once you have reached your target, you sell the stock, bank the profit, and move on to your next stock pick.

If I order a stock through Pay Per Pick, can I ask you to post it ASAP?
Traders who order a stock through Pay Per Pick can mention the time frame in which they would like to receive their stock pick. They also can specify the direction of their order (long or short). The note should be placed in the Pay Pal page that you will use when paying for the stock pick. Note, however, that this does not mean that we always can send you a stock pick right after you order it. We take our time to pick stocks. We send you a stock pick immediately after you order one only if we already have researched the stock thoroughly and it is in a perfect technical pattern for an entry.

How do you guarantee your picks?

We have created a payment plan through Pay Pal in which you pay $19.95 for every stock pick. If the stock price doesn't rise a minimum of 10%, we will refund your money automatically.

How do you explain your success?
Winning is achieved not through luck, but a sound strategy. We have developed our strategy, software, price targets, and market analysis over several years. It is a proven system that can beat the market averages in both bull and bear markets.

Where and how can I order a stock pick?
Visit our home page. Click on the Order Your Stock Now button. It will take you to a Pay Pal page on which you can make your payment. If you don't have an account to log in with Pay Pal, you can pay by credit card.

If my buy price is higher than your recommended price, should I adjust the stop level to -6% of my entry or just keep the same stop level?

Our stop-loss targets are usually around 5% to 6%, and they are at a support level at which the stock price should bounce back if its price drops. We would not recommend, therefore, moving the stop loss. If your purchase price is about 1.5% higher than the recommended price and you don’t feel comfortable about the placement of your stop-loss target, just e-mail us. We’ll take a look and decide about that particular case.

How many stock do I have to order to have a diversified portfolio?

Try to diversify as much as you can. We do comprehensive research on every single stock pick, so there isn’t any difference in pick accuracy. You need at least 3-5 stocks in your portfolio from different industries but if your investment capital is limited you should have in mind not to allocate less than $1000 to each stock pick.

If the current price of a stock is more than 1.5% of your recommended price when I get the pick, can I place a limit buy order at your recommended price and wait?

Sure. Since we usually pick the stocks after 2:00 p.m., you can place an order and wait. Day traders usually exit the market before the close, giving you a good opportunity to get in at the price you want.

If the current price of a stock is less than 1.5% of your recommended price but the status is still "buy," can I buy at the current price?

The market has been going sideways for a very long time, and it is very difficult to make a 30% profit in a single trade. That is why we like to lock in our profits by exiting at around 10% and getting back in again if the stock pulls back. The entry points are important; traders should try not to miss them. When the status of a stock in our portfolio is "buy", it means we have confidence in the performance of the stock. It is also possible that we will raise our profit target on that particular stock so you can buy it, but the profit target will remain the same. For example, if you are buying a stock 2% to 3% higher than the initial entry point, you should not expect more than 7% to 8% profit on that trade unless we raise the profit target. The answer, therefore, is no--we usually change the status of those stocks to hold at that point.

Is their any way to subscribe to your service?
We manage www.stockadvisorgroup.com, www.stockpicksguaranteed.com, www.tradelikepros.com, and www.shortsellstockpicks.com all subscription based. You can visit our other services and email us if you have any question.