7 Reasons Why You Should Read "Here Are the Customers' Yachts"

I first read Robert Lichello’s incredible book How to Make $1,000,000 in the Stock Market Automatically over 30 years ago and it still is the most important financial advice book I ever read.

Here I am holding a drawing of me from one of those younger years…

Mr. Lichello invented an incredible contrary algorithm that logically tells you when the stock price is low enough so you should buy and when the price is up high enough that you should sell and turn your paper profits into real profits.

He called his algorithm AIM: the Automated Investing Method.

If knowing the AIM method was all you needed to know then I would have just read his book, followed AIM and continued using AIM.

But Mr. Lichello was somewhat vague on what to invest in – kind of like giving you a race car but not telling you what kind of gas makes the race car go fastest.

Mr. Lichello gave one example of owning 10 stocks and adding them up and seeing if the total gave you a buy or sell and then arbitrarily picking one of the stocks and buying or selling.

He also mentioned investing in the S&P 500. I didn’t know anybody 30 years ago who invested in indexes. People I knew invested in stocks.

So I got out my 15-column spreadsheets (no computers back then), got out my back issues of Barron’s and started charting stocks using AIM.

That accomplished two things: it got me good doing AIM. And it helped me figure out what stocks worked best with AIM.

But then I discovered other amazing things about AIM that Mr. Lichello hadn’t even mentioned.

Doing those spreadsheets led me to write my first book: I Guarantee You Will Buy Low Sell High and Make Money. I wrote that book over 30 years ago and rewrote it over the last 28 years as I learned more about AIM and ways to make investments grow.

Then, about 12 years ago I leaned about long-term options (LEAPS). I discovered they were the absolute best way to invest using AIM. LEAPS are much cheaper than the stock they represent and much more volatile so they give the investor many more buy and sells than the stock would.

And I did more research to learn what are the safest stocks to buy LEAPS on and use AIM with.

I had seen many articles about how a stock portfolio of 10 Dogs of the Dow stocks (Dogs of the Dow are 10 highest-paying dividend stocks in the Dow Jones) were very successful year after year paying 10% average returns.

So I decided to see how an AIM portfolio with the Dogs using LEAPS would work. Well, as you would see in my monthly newsletter, that portfolio is up 344% in the last 49 months.

About this time a year ago I was very fortunate to find my partner Brett who had many great ideas on how to market my AIM ideas to the world.

One of his ideas was to write another shorter book – just giving the essentials of using AIM with Dogs of the Dow LEAPS.

With his help and input from others I wrote a much shorter book: 75 pages vs. 350 for my original book. This new book is much easier and faster to read. It’s an excellent explanation for how to use AIM with conservative Dow Jones stocks.

We were able to publish this book, Here Are the Customer’s Yachts, as both an eBook and an on-demand paperback.

Here Are the Customer’s Yachts has all the essentials you need to be a highly successful AIM investor. It explains how to do AIM, explains the dogs of the Dow, shows you why AIM works and even has a chapter explaining a Bear market strategy if the stock market has another financial meltdown like it did in 2008-2009.

And the best part – if you really do want to read my original book on AIM (I Guarantee You Will Buy Low, Sell High and Make Money), you receive a free Adobe Acrobat version when you buy a copy of Here Are the Customer’s Yachts.

And you can also receive a free 1-year subscription to my monthly investing newsletter. There you’ll learn other ideas on what to invest in, additional tips for how to use AIM, as well as a monthly update of the amazing long-term profits AIM has made with different portfolios.

Have you noticed that the people on Wall Street earn a lot more money than their average customers like you and me? They can buy big expensive toys like exotic cars and fancy yachts.

Where are their customers’ yachts?!?  

To provide a solution that YOU can use, click on Here Are the Customers’ Yachts, get it sent to you, and read it before another month goes by. Then you can become another successful and highly profitable AIM investor.

To summarize, here are 7 REASONS why you should read Here Are the Customers’ Yachts:

  1. It is based on 30 years of investing experience with Robert Lichello’s Automated Investing Method (AIM).
  2. You’ll learn how to apply AIM to the most reliable and highest dividend stocks in the market: the Dogs of the Dow.
  3. You’ll learn how LEAPS (long term options) can accelerate and multiply your profits even more.
  4. You can read the book in less than 1 hour (most likely, without interruptions) as either a paperback or eBook.
  5. You can ask to get my original 350-page book for free, I Guarantee You Will Buy Low, Sell High and Make Money.
  6. You’ll qualify to get a free 1-year subscription to my monthly newsletter where I provide more tips, insights, and updates using AIM.
  7. And, you will now have a proven method to automatically buy low, sell high, and profit month after month, year after year, from the changes in the stock market that pays YOU instead of the investment managers and stockbrockers on Wall Street.

All that comes to you when you read Here Are the Customers’ Yachts. Let me know when you’ve done that so I can answer any questions you have and sign you up for my newsletter.

Sincerely, Jeff

Disclaimer: Jeffrey Weber is not an investment adviser and gives only 
his personal view and opinion, never making any investment advice or 
recommendation to buy or sell specific securities. Investors in 
financial assets must do so at their own responsibility and with due 
caution as they involve a significant degree of risk. Before investing 
in financial assets, investors should do their own research and consult 
a professional investment adviser.

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