"SectorTrends" Newsletter

Don't fight industry trends. Ride them! Learn which industry groups are gaining or loosing momentum - a great way to see which way is flowing on Wall Street. The leading market players look far beyond individual stock’s technicals. They think in terms of sectors and shape up the industry trends. Take advantage of our extensive market knowledge!   2003 % of Profitable Trades 2003 Avg. 1-Day Return "Buy Call" Strategy 87% (27 of 31) 1.8% 2004 % of Profitable Trades 2004 Avg. 1-Day Return "Buy Call" Strategy 81% (29 of 36) 2.5% "Credit Put Spread" Strategy 89% (17 of 19) 0.6% 2005 % of Profitable Trades 2005 Avg. 1-Day Return "Buy Call" Strategy 80% (36 of 45) 1.4% "Credit Put Spread" Strategy 94% (48 of 51) 1.2% 2006 % of Profitable Trades 2006 Avg. 1-Day Return "Buy Call" Strategy 80% (71 of 89) 1.9% "Credit Put Spread" Strategy 88% (88 of 100) 1.6% Open our full Track Records for more details (2003, 2004, 2005,  2006) 2004-2006 Performance for Spread Trades Most Typical (Median) Gain per Trade 11.1% Most Typical (Median) Holding Period 28 days % of Winning Trades 88% (88 of 100) This Track Record includes all of our picks, not just specific winning trades. All trades are real (executed by our partner brokerages). All trades are real (executed by optionsXpress). This Track Record includes all of our picks, not just specific winning trades. Open Detailed Performance Statistics for 2004-2006. Industry/sector movements have excellent trading vehicles - exchange traded funds (ETF's) and their options. You can ride industry/sector trends using our "SectorTrends" Service.   How it works? You can trade ETFs and stocks that are extremely strong or weak within the sector. As options on many ETFs are thinly traded and have wide bid/ask spreads, some trades in this service will be on sector component stocks. For uptrending sectors, option picks may be on relative-strength leaders. For sectors trending down, we  may select weakening stocks. We use our state-of-the-art mathematical models to identify technical signals and pre-select stock/option picks with better chances to win. We take into consideration both technical analysis and option mathematics so that you can reduce risk and enhance return of your portfolio. Number of trades. Four to six per month. Holding period. 10-40 days  Number of open positions. 6-8 Entry window. Typically through the day following the publication. Managing the Service. Minimum account size is $4,000. Allocations to each trade should range between 10 and 20 percent. What is included?  Weekly Newsletter (sample in PDF Format) Email Trading Alerts (on daily basis)                 Alert Samples    Our Track Records (2003, 2004, 2005,  2006) are based on actual trades (learn more about our auto-trading program)       SPECIAL OFFER:       Reccuring billing    PayPal welcome! Non-reccuring billing thru Clickbank $59.95/month $59.95/month $129.95/quarter $129.95/quarter ALLOCATION TIPS Average  "Buy Call/Put" Trade (up to 4 open positions) Avg.Holding Period - 10 days Amount per Trade $700 $1,400 $2,100 $2,800 Number of Contracts with Average Option Price $5.00) 1 2 3 4 Option Price Increase $0.70 $0.70 $0.70 $0.70 Commissions per Trade ($12.95 per trade, $1.25 per contract) $25.90 $25.90  $25.90 $25.90 Net Profit per Trade  $44.10  $114.10  $184.10  $254.10 Net Gain per Trade 6.3% 8.2% 8.8% 9.2% Expected 1-Day Return 0.8% 1.0% 1.1% 1.2% * $1.25/contract, $12.95 min /trade   (available at optionsXpress) Average "Credit Put Spread" Trade (up to 4 open positions) Avg.Holding Period - 20 days Amount per Trade $370 $740 $1,100 $1,480 Number of Contracts 1 2 3 4 Average Initial Credit $1.30 $1.30 $1.30 $1.30 Invested per Spread (higher strike -lower strike-initial credit) $3.70 $3.70 $3.70 $3.70 Average Exit Debit $0.20 $0.20 $0.20 $0.20 Commissions per Trade* $38.85 $38.85 $38.85 $38.85 Net Profit per Trade $71.15 $181.15 $291.15 $401.15 Net Gain per Trade 19.2% 24.5% 26.2% 27.1% Expected 1-Day Return 1.0% 1.2% 1.3% 1.4% * $1.25/contract, $12.95 min /trade   (available at optionsXpress) Available at thinkorswim.com

MORE ABOUT EXCHANGE TRADED FUNDS 
In recent years, the unique features and benefits of exchange traded funds (ETFs) have helped them become one of the most flexible, multi-purpose investment vehicles available. ETFs are index funds or trusts that are listed on an exchange and can be traded intra-day.

What can ETFs offer individual investors:
· Combination of advantages of stocks and mutual funds.
· Wide range of investment strategies.
· Buying and selling flexibility.
. Lower fees (ordinary brokerage commissions apply) 

Because they are exchange traded, ETFs can be bought and sold at intraday market prices, purchased on margin, sold short, even on a downtick (unlike common stocks), and traded using stop orders and limit orders, which allow investors to specify the price points at which they are willing to trade.

Exchange traded funds are more predictable than stocks, because each ETF is comprised of a basket of securities and inherently provides diversification across an entire index. For the same reason ETFs are less risky and less volatile than ordinary stock. Investors can use ETFs to pursue a wide range of investment strategies: Core investment, Portfolio diversification, Hedging, Rebalancing, etc.