There are lots of reasons well-intentioned investors, the average person who invests in stocks, never earn much investing in the stock market and too many ends up losing money.

If you’ve ever “played around" in the stock market, tell me if any of these sound familiar:

• You've invested based on tips from co-workers talking about the latest “hot stock”


• You listened to some "expert" on TV raving about the latest earnings report or dividends of a company


• You just read that Forbes, WSJ, Fortune… article pumping the prospects of how a tech or renewable stock will change the world


• You have no exit strategy and only enter the markets when you have time


• You read charts, but don't really understand all the technical data

The Secret is Risk Reduction

Well-intentioned investors such as yourself often spend countless hours sifting through the latest market research trying to pick winners.

But, what most investors don’t realise is that investing in the stock market is a ‘long game’ and diversification is key.

The tortoise wins the race. The idea is to get rich slowly by investing over your lifetime.

It’s difficult and risky to invest in the market on a short term basis and expect positive returns. It depends on too many factors and the 'long game' allows time to recover from those years where there may be significant losses.

It’s also risky to invest in a single market or even a few markets. Many people I know love to invest in technology, which is fine, but in order to become a successful investor, you'll need to learn to reduce risk by investing in other sectors for balance and risk reduction.

Human Error & High Stockbroker Fees

Even if you are fortunate enough to make some short term gains, you have costly fees for buying/selling and withdrawing your investments.

If you use a stockbroker to handle your investments, you will also worry about how good they are, if they’re paying attention to you and if they’ll cut your losses, etc.

There are typically also many other hidden fees that can eat into whatever gains you may get.

We Have the Answer | Automated Trading Strategies

An automated trading service with...

• No sign-up fees


• No cost to leave


• No hidden fees


• Automatic reinvestment of dividends


• Automatic stock investing


• Automatic monthly rebalancing of stocks and bonds to reduce risk


• No need to check your portfolio, everything runs on auto-pilot

...and no more hours spent scrutinising charts, analyst reports, magazines, newsletters, stock picking sites and other information sources.

...and no more worrying if your stock broker is looking out for your best interests with your hard earned money.

Introducing The Money Pouch

• The Money Pouch is a roboadvisor for automated trading of Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs)


• What are Exchange Traded Funds? An ETF is is an investment fund traded on stock exchanges, much like stocks. Most ETFs track an index, such as a stock index (such as the S&P 500) or bond index (such as US treasuries)


• Why Exchange Traded Funds? Less than 20% of active fund managers beat the market. This isn't surprising as it satisfies the Pareto Principle. By using ETFs, you are already reducing risk and have a chance of beating 80% of investors. We then use a trading algorithm to optimise your ETF portfolio to manage risk


• What is a Roboadvisor and how can it help me? A roboadviser is a class of financial adviser that provide financial advice or portfolio management online with minimal human intervention. They provide digital financial advice based on mathematical rules and trading algorithms. Basically, it automatically invests on your behalf whilst keeping risk low.

Arguably, a Roboadvisor is one of the safest ways to invest as it eliminates most human error and behavioural bias. Our automated trading strategies optimise your investment portfolio to reduce risk and protect your investment in falling markets