I received an email from George M. from Washington State a few days ago asking for my thoughts on a software product called Checklist Investor. To be honest, it’s not a product I’ve used or tested, so I did some searching around to see what I could find out - as well as replying to George, I thought I’d post my findings here as they might be beneficial to others as well.

It seems that Checklist Investor does pretty much what it says on the packet, it contains a series of 14 checklists sourced from some of the century’s most Important Wall Street legends including Warren Buffet, Peter Lynch and Benjamin Graham. The aim of the software is to help you develop your stock dealing strategy, and most importantly, stick to that strategy when things start to get a little uncomfortable.

I like this type of program because my brain is wired up to work through lists methodically, and with this program you can follow the examples of some of the leading Wall Street investor of recent years, or if you are like me, you can adapt any strategy you choose and create your own customized checklist.

For anyone who is looking for a more indepth Checklist Investor review, shoot over to my buddy Ty’s site at stockmarketinvestingtoday.com where you can read more about the program and also more about how Ty has adapted this software to fit in with his own unique style of investments.