How can I find an experienced stock investor that is willing to assist me in buying and selling good stocks?

Lovr: How can I find an experienced stock investor that is willing to assist me in buying and selling good stocks?
I currently have $ 50,000 and I want it to grow to $ 500,000 in a few years by aggressively buying and selling the right stocks. I’m willing to pay an experienced investor 25% of my profits. They must have a proven track record of accurately selecting the right stocks at the right times to help me do that.

Answers and Views:

Answer by Nick Z
You can buy and sell stocks without any assistance. All you have to do is open a brokerage account.

And if you want stock trading tips. Then there are plenty of those all over the internet. You don’t need to look hard to find some who is willing to give you some free advice.

Answer by Doctor Deth
That’s the whole trick isn;t it? finding the right stocks – you expect a 1000% return in a few years? you’re dreaming – even in bull markets – probably one person in 100,000 got that lucky

Answer by exactduke
You will not find a trader/investor that can do this. Especially in a declining market. Second of all if I could do what you want, why would I need you???? I would simply trade for myself & keep 100% of the profits.

Anyone that says he/she can do what you suggest, is BSing you, or running a scam. Maybe both.

Answer by Powerwave L
…no one is really good at investing. if the one that you find is that good, he/she doesn’t need to be stock broker. just do your research, and trust yourself. open an online trading account, and test the water. regarding the trading online. Personally, I think Sogotrade is best among all online brokerages. You can get a lot of free trades: about 100 free trades with 500 minimum deposits. It has very good customer services, it also has live help, and you can chat with representatives about any question. After that, only 3 dollar for each trade, pretty sweet when compared with other online brokerages.Referral code: 453934

Answer by jon b
By rule or law, a registered rep cannot participate in the profits and loss of a customer’s account except under very specific circumstance – and the account your describe does not qualify. (the rule includes working with “sophisticated investors.”) Also, those returns are so unrealistic, and anyone who is an experienced stock picker will realize that, and nobody will take your case.

Answer by enoriverbend
If you want an experienced stock investor that is willing to choose stocks for you….

You have just described an actively managed mutual fund.

Plus, they will work for a whole lot less than 25%.

On the other hand, they aren’t going to promise a 900% return in a few years. NOBODY HONEST is going to promise you that.