Company Vows to Make Stockbrokers Obsolete

With more and more people becoming dissatisfied with the high commissions, high promises, and less then lackluster returns provided by their stockbrokers – San Ramon, CA – based beachsidetraders.com has vowed to make stockbrokers obsolete.

Hamilton Erridge, Senior Associate, at beachsidetraders.com exclaimed, Were simply tired of watching investors get fleeced by the high commissions and poor advice of their stockbrokers." So, this summer, Erridge and his associates took their proprietary stock trading system and created a website that they believe will ultimately eliminate the need for stockbrokers. The result is beachsidetraders.com.

We created beachsidetraders.com for two primary reasons," explained Erridge. To provide investors with the opportunity to significantly increase there trading profits and eliminate the need to receive advice from stockbrokers.

In reviewing the overall performance of beachsidetraders.com – they are much more then just stock talk. For the trading year 2001, they have already exceeded 72% returns and are expecting to exceed over 159% by the end of the year. Even more impressive, there past trades for the last six years, have also consistently outperformed the market.

According to Erridge, Its gotten to the point that the average investor doesnt know whether their stockbroker is recommending a stock because of its potential, or because they are receiving some sort of kickback. Since our stock signals are completely system generated and based on over 10 years of historical data, technical analysis, and trend management – our service is not only acceding the abilities of most stockbrokers, but proving that they are actually no longer needed."

And this year is only the beginning," explained Erridge, with more people taking notice of the poor advice and questionable motives of their stockbrokers and financial planners, were looking forward to revolutionizing the investment community."

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