Announcing Zero-fee AIM Investing Help!

AIM Investing has proven itself for over 50 years as a scientific, logical, and automatic way to earn profits in the stock market from the inevitable ups and downs. Still, some people want to see results for themselves first. (Even though I have dozens of clients who have earned well over $18 Million in profits…

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What Every Millennial Should Know Going into Investing

Note from the Editor: This is a special Guest Post from Tiffany Knight, a millennial fan of JJJ Investing Services who has some valuable thoughts to share for our younger readers.  In our post “Millennials: Learn How To Invest or Prepare for Poverty”, we talked about how important it is for Millennials to begin investing…

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AIM Investing Questions and Answers – Email with a Subscriber

Jeff Weber is on a mission to help people become successful AIM investors. Here is a recent email exchange between Jeff Weber (Owner of JJJ Investing Services) and one of our subscribers named Charles. We are sharing it here so you can learn more about Automatic Investment Management (AIM) too. We have made some edits…

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The authoritative book on AIM with FAANG LEAPS is almost here

Please excuse all the acronyms, let us define them up front for those who aren’t familiar with them. AIM is Automatic Investment Management, first developed by Robert Lichello over 30 years ago. In his book How to Make $1,000,000 in the Stock Market Automatically (first published in the 1970s), he described a contrarian method to…

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3 Easy Habits to Increase Your Investing

This is a guest post by Patrick Bailey, one of our blog subscribers of JJJ Investing. Every successful investor will tell you not to save for the sake of saving, but to save in order to invest. If you are new to serious saving, you may feel intimidated by the idea of changing your lifestyle…

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A new book on AIM Investing is underway

And we want to include clients, subscribers, and fans of JJJ Investing Services. If you are reading this blog post, that means you! If you have over $1 Million in a long term investment account – or want to be one of those people – this book is “aimed” especially at you. Why write another…

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The Big Flaw with Dollar-Cost Averaging Method

The argument for dollar-cost averaging is you adjust your buy price over time (because of natural price fluctuations) and so you have a better average purchase price.  This means you will make more profits. But there is a big flaw with this approach: it only talks about buying and not selling. I heard someone explain…

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