The Investment World Is Changing

The Investment World Is Changing - Are You?

The performance of our open positions since we started publishing the TREND letter is in the column on the right. We include results for the Dow Industrials, Nasdaq and S&P 500 for your reference. To view the performance of our closed trades click here.

Our formula is really quite simple, we maximize our gains and minimize our losses. We identify new bull markets and invest in them early. We always set a Sell Stop when we buy a stock. As the stock moves up, we will sell a portion on temporary tops to reduce our exposure. As the stock moves up, we may raise our sell stop. During a correction or pull back we will often add to our position. We simply ride the bull market to the top. When we see the mass media and the mass investors take notice of our new bull market, we start to prepare to get out of that sector. Our goal is to get in with in 20% of the bottom and out within 20% of the top.

Having an investment strategy is crucial to you being a successful investor. It should not be acceptable for stock market investors to just survive in the world of investment - yet for so many, survival is as good as it gets. The TREND letter (TTL) has been created as a key weapon in your investment arsenal to not just survive, but to truly prosper in this often confusing world of wins and loses, up and down trends, bull and bear markets.

We present the TREND letter as a supplement to your present stock market investment strategy. Use it as a benchmark of stock market factors that will save you time and give you some excellent perspective as to where the market is going. And where the stock market is going is where the profits for the investor reside. All too often investors are celebrating past victories or mourning past losses - yet it is what happens tomorrow and beyond that the successful investor is paying attention to. The successful investor is not the one who follows the herd, he leads it. When the herd is heading one way, the smart investor is looking for another way.

Take control of your investment future and make it a successful one. Never lose track of the fact that you are investing your money, so ensure that you have the tools required to make good decisions when investing your money. The TREND letter is one of the tools that you need. Use it as it is designed, as a reference of information that you simply do not have the time nor the knowledge to research. Your responsibility is to read the information, understand the information, then make the decision that best suits your investment philosophy.

You will not make money on every investment that you make, but if you use The TREND letter, your chances of being very successful increase dramatically.

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US Loses 62.000 Jobs
U.S. employers cut jobs in June for a sixth consecutive month as soaring fuel prices and a slowing economy forced companies to reduce costs. Bloomberg

GM Shares Drop To 54 Year Low
General Motors Corp.'s stock sank to a 54-year low Wednesday amid new concerns that it could run out of cash and file for bankruptcy.Chicago Tribune

Global Slowdown Could Be Next Crisis For Business
Big U.S. multinationals riding high on revenue from overseas operations may find that wave is about to break. Financial Week

OPEC President Sees Oil At $170 This Year
Oil prices will climb to $170 a barrel this year because of increased demand, political tension and decisions made by monetary policymakers in the U.S. and Europe that have devalued the U.S. dollar, OPEC President Chakib Khelil told Bloomberg News on Saturday. Market Watch

Fears Grow With New Stage In Credit Crisis
Progressive Moulded Products has become the latest motor parts company to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, inflicting losses on its owner, private equity firm Thomas H. Lee Partners and lenders led by Goldman Sachs (NYSE:GS) . Thomas H. Lee is expected to see its $200m investment go to zero while Goldman, which provided a slug of junior, mezzanine debt is also likely to lose everything. The company has about $550m debt. FT

Volatility Rise Points To Stock Price Decline
The most-watched gauge of price swings in U.S. equities indicates stocks have further to fall after the Dow Jones Industrial Average declined to the lowest level since September 2006. Bloomberg

Buffet Concerned About 'Stagflation'
Billionaire investor Warren Buffett says he's concerned about ``stagflation,'' or slowing in the U.S. economy while inflation accelerates. Bloomberg

California Home Price Fell 35% In May
The median price of an existing home in California fell 35 percent in May from the same period a year ago, the California Association of Realtors said Bloomberg

Fed Holds Rate Steady As Inflation Worries Rise
The Federal Reserve brought its aggressive campaign of interest-rate cuts to a close on Wednesday, expressing heightened concern about inflation and effectively suggesting that its next move -- though hardly imminent -- is likely to be a rate increase WSJ

Consumer Confidence Fell Sharply In June
Consumer confidence fell more than forecast this month to the lowest level in more than 16 years, raising the risk that Americans will retrench after spending their tax rebates. LA Times

United To Slash 950 Pilot Jobs
Airlines are starting to reveal the significant toll to be borne by workers as they pare operations later this year. Chicago Tribune

Portfolios	% Gain
Conservative	+100.76%
Moderate	+208.08%
Aggressive	+81.81%
China Factor	+343.12%
Value Stocks	+229.42%
Oil & Gas	+173.94%
Dow Jones Ind	+9.43%
Nasdaq	+28.45%
S&P 500 Index	+12.95%

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