There are two types of shoppers out there: impulsive and diligent.

Imagine a person buying a car.

An impulsive shopper will walk into a showroom and buy the first car that catches his or her eye. A diligent shopper will do his homework, shop around for deals and find reviews and comparisons before taking out his checkbook.

Which shopper do you think will end up with the better deal?

The Stock Market

The stock market isn’t any different. The most consistent investors will devote weeks or months shopping around and researching different companies before finally investing.

Easier said than done, right?

The most common problem facing new investors is, “how do I know which stocks to buy?”. We know we don’t want to be the impulsive shopper and buy the first stock that comes to mind. But still, where should we get started?

The truth is that stock ideas are all around us. You see, stocks are tangible: they represent real companies that we encounter everyday.

This course will show you how to spot those buying opportunities.