Option to Profit: Making your Portfolio Work for You
George Acs has always been interested in getting rich and retiring by the age of 30. That's not exactly the way that its worked out, however. The key to achieving the goals of his youth have only recently become available to the individual investor. The internet and discount brokerage houses have changed the landscape, but the advantages available to the individual investor are still under-utilized and not fully understood by the average investor. SInce the death of his trusted stock broker, George has been very actively managing stock accounts using the same techniques that hedge funds use to protect their positions. Although comfortable with technical analyses, integral calculus and the tools necessary to dissect charts, George minimizes reliance on these tools, using them only as a fleeting confirmation of over-riding strategies. Instead, he has devised a series of steps that constitute a highly defined strategy that most anyone can follow. No longer 30 years old, George is at least retired from his career in Pediatric Dentistry, approximately 10 years ahead of schedule, after spending the previous 10 years working just 2 days each week. He wants you to join him in making your stock portfolio improve the quality of your life. Whatever stage you are in, you can make your stocks improve that quality. George also maintains a blog that is dedicated to the memory of his father, who was a Holocaust survivor with a unique sense of humor. He also maintains a very active Twitter account  as @TheAcsMan and can be followed at his Facebook page http://www.Facebook/TheAcsMan TheAcsMan blog is at www.TheAcsMan.com and covers financial and social topics in a humorous fashion.  Go there to find out the meaning of "Szelhamos" and to see a pictoral story about the original Szelhamos, as well as seeing real time transactions and performance. Additionally, the Option to Profit community can meet at www.MilkingStocks.com to exchange ideas, blogs and participate in forum discussions.