The Inland Empire Council has about 4,000 members. Also, according to the survey, a whopping 76 percent of the members are women. The average club has 15 members, nine stocks in its portfolio and has been active almost five years. Founded in 1951, NAIC members consist of investment clubs and individual investors. A club can be a single individual or many people.
Clubs meet and invest monthly.
Some clubs analyze one stock a month, while other clubs research and present more companies. The clubs may decide to recommended stock, watch it or do nothing. The club is highly aggressive in buying and selling. Juhlian, the treasurer, believes money creates history. People's defenses come down.