Market Bees (www.marketbees.com) is an interactive web site that averages the past 50 days of market activity to produce a list of stocks and funds that are trending upwards. As an investor or possible investor, you would probably want to invest in an upwards moving stock rather than a downwards moving stock, right? Maybe you have your reasons for investing in downwards moving stock but those reasons may not make sense to the rest of us. We believe it is better to select a stock from our Market Bees upwards moving list and do some homework on your own. Check its charts and relative information at the MS Money (www.moneycentral.msn.com) web site or other similar web sites. You may already be familiar with the company represented by the stock and even have business experience with them. Pay attention to that little gut feeling you have about the company. Think about people in earlier times who got stuck with stock from companies making buggy whips or disco shoes. I'm sure you can imagine other similar examples. In conclusion, do the math first before making your stock purchasing decisions.

If you are a new investor who needs basic advice about the stock market check out the Investopedia (www.investopedia.com) web site. Market Bees provides no advice on your stock market purchasing decisions. We only provide the Market Bees upwards moving list. This list is not a crystal ball to predict the future. Instead it is a list generated daily by a computer that shows past trends. Remember, a stock or fund can drop all the way to zero at any time meaning that all the money you have invested in it can be lost. Therefore, it is generally not a good idea to invest in only one stock at a time. A portfolio of 5 stocks or more would represent a well balanced personal fund provided one's holdings are roughly distributed equally between them and assuming they don't all drop at the same time. In other words spread your wealth around and never gamble money in the stock market that you can't afford to loose.

If on any day one or more of the stocks in your portfolio drops off the Market Bees upwards moving list you will receive an email detailing this information. When you receive this email you should go to the Scot Trade (www.scottrade.com) web site and sell this stock immediately assuming that you were using real money. (Market Bees doesn't distinguish between real or imaginary money.) At the same time you should login to your Market Bees account and highlight and select the REMOVE STOCK button to remove this stock from your portfolio. Otherwise, this same email will be sent to you each day reminding you to sell this stock. Remember that any time you remove a stock you should add a replacement stock from the Market Bees upwards moving list to keep your portfolio filled correctly.