A Guide to Picking Out the Best Investment Newsletters

Lately many casual investors have found success using investment newsletters which they receive stock picks through. No emotions factor into and pollute your trades in doing so and you don't need a background in analytics or even the time to devote to it. Receive the pick and invest, it's as simple as that.

Not every single one of these newsletters is as good as the next, of course, despite the fact that virtually all of their sales letters may claim to turn you into a success in the market and achieve riches overnight. Common sense tells us better, but still there are a number of newsletters which are more than worth your money and time going by the picks which they generate.

Having tested a number of these newsletters over the years myself, I have found a few tips come in considerable help at differentiating the worthy from the bad.

First, a moneyback guarantee enables you to get the newsletter and receive stock picks before you fully commit to it. The best investment newsletters are backed with this guarantee and the publishers even encourage you to try them in this way which I've done with dozens of them. Typically you'll get on average an eight week money back guarantee period, more than enough time to try it yourself.

Next, see what sort of customer service which they offer. Failing phone support, you can always try to e-mail them and gauge their response time and quality accordingly. I've dealt with a few publishers which don't even write me back when I express interest in their programs, not exactly a vote of confidence.