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If you are a novice stock trader or if you loath hunting down the next good investment have I got a site for you. The featured site today has picked stocks that have not only doubled but have made a whopping seven hundred and forty percent (740 %) since the year 2000. BullTrade has been picking ‘winning’ stocks for ten years. The stocks they picked have averaged just under ninety percent (89.99 %) growth a year.

“BullTrade, we not only seek to help your assets grow, but also to save your most precious commodity, time. “

2000  132.7% gain 
2001  63.4% gain 
2002  98.6% gain 
2003  86.3% gain 
2004  81.7% gain 
2005  89.6% gain 
2006  89.8% gain 
2007  73.6% gain 
2008  24.6% gain

This company does not just list the OTC & AMEX penny stocks either. I have seen some of the stock tip newsletters that would encourage you to invest $10,000 in a stock that cost $ 1.25 / share with daily volume under 20,000. Stocks like that are not easy to get rid of. The stocks I have seen BullTrade picking are usually medium to large companies and most all have had large daily trading volume.

BullTrade is not free, however if past results are any indicator of future results the nominal fee might be worth it. As of the time of this article, the monthly fee is $29.99. How do they do it … well here is an excerpt from their site.

We use a variety of methods to pick stocks — news, rumors, chart movement, valuations, upgrades/downgrades, analysis, etc. No one employee picks all of the stocks, and no one method is used every time. We explain each stock pick before we make it, and that is the extent of the explanation we can and will give.

I have been a paying member since March of this year and I am impressed. Most of the picks I have seen are based partially on news. I can honestly tell you that I don’t care how they pick ‘em, so long as they keep getting it right.

BullTrade, like most stock trading newsletters will tell you they are there for your entertainment purposes. They will also tell you that you are responsible for each trade you make. Listen folks, all this is common since … if you don’t have the play money then don’t play. (That was my 2 cents) Please don’t invest any money in the stock market without knowing people can and do lose money.

While most of the Internet Treasures I bring to you are going to be free sites, I just knew this one needed to be shared.

Click here to go to BullTrade … http://www.bulltrade.com