Dissatisfied with Your Investment Advisor?
Want to Deal with Downtrends and Volatility?
Ready to Take Control of Your Money?
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Why Advisors Failed
The Dot-com and housing bubbles burst the myth that “diversification,” “reallocation”
and holding stocks for the long term could produce superior returns. After 15 years of
gains were lost in 2008, clients are leaving their advisors. If you are over fifty, you
have no time to recover losses exceeding 20% of your portfolio. Is it time for you to
take control of your financial destiny?
Recent Developments Require Active Investing for Safety
Much has changed since 2000. No one expected two “bubbles” in one decade. The
markets have become more volatile and diversity no longer protects a portfolio. The
only safe haven is to sell. Too much selling, however, churns your account, bleeding
money.
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The weekly ETF-Letter helps you make the transition in five steps, from passive investor to personal
portfolio manager. Collecting data from many sources, we assess the probable market direction, identify buy
and sell prices for uptrending funds, and create an action plan for the forthcoming week. You take control
with your own conservative, aggressive, or high-yield strategies for keeping gains and minimizing losses in a
five- to fifteen-fund ETF portfolio.
The ETF-Letter Offers Independence from Rumor and Opinion
The recent plunge and recovery is no mystery if you can read markets. We identified the sub-prime problem as
a major news event in July 2007, gauged market sentiment, and exited as the sell-off began. We reentered
early in 2009 when we decided that real estate and banking stocks were oversold. The ETF-Letter shows you
how to do the same in today's markets.
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For a free copy of the July 30, 2007 issue, Click Here.
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