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Sitemap

Use the simple drop-down menu navigation across the top of every pageThis page is a simple website sitemap -- another way to get from one page of the site to another. If you have landed on this page first, the primary way to get around is via drop-down menus across the very TOP of any page...as illustrated in the image. 


Simply select one of the first 3 menu buttons in the navigation bar above and a menu will drop down, making it easy to jump to ANY feature of this site. In the example image, the "EXCLUSIVE EDUCATION FOR INVESTORS" menu is opened and a menu item called "BULL & BEAR WEBINARS" is highlighted. Selecting that menu item in the actual menu (above) would load our webinars page.


Some menu items have sub-menu items. For example, in the "OUR BEST STOCK & ETF RECOMMENDATIONS" menu, choose the "BULL & BEAR NEWSLETTER" menu item. An indented sub-menu will appear with a variety of supporting features for Bull & Bear Newsletter subscribers.


On mobile devices like phones and some tablets (or if you shrink the width of a desktop or laptop browser window), narrower displays will offer an alternative menu system which presents identical menu choices in a vertical format...


Simple navigation, drop-down menu for smart mobile devices like phones and some tablets


When selected, the "Navigate to..." mobile menu will open to look more like the screenshot to the right, where a few of the choices in the "OUR BEST STOCK & ETF RECOMMENDATIONS" menu are shown. Mobile users scroll down that menu to access ANY of the same menu choices available to larger-screen users. 


Another way to navigate to some features is through the footer links at the BOTTOM of every page. Between the drop-down menus at the top of all pages and the footer links at the bottom of all pages, users can easily get FROM anywhere TO anywhere in a single click.


This THIRD navigation option -- this Sitemap -- is a bare-bones list of links to most of those very same features, redundant if you use the primary navigation options just described...but here for anyone who prefers to use sitemaps for quick hops around websites.