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                    Market Timing for 
                Index "Exchange Traded Funds" 
                    Market Timing for Active Stock Traders 
                 
                 The same market timing trend indicators 
                that help us accurately time the markets with index and sector 
                funds, are also excellent for market timing "select" index and 
                industry specific Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs), as well as carefully 
                selected stocks.  
                 
                Below are descriptions of the ETF Timer and the Stock Timer.  
                 
                  
                 
                 
                  
                 Fibtimer monitors most of the actively
                 traded ETFs, and includes the most widely traded ETFs,
                such as the QQQQ, SPY, BBH, OIH, SMH, DIA, TLT, etc. in the
                ETF Timer.  
                
                 The ETF Timer is an "Aggressive" 
                market timing strategy, using both long and short positions.  
                 
                  
                 The ETF Timer is meant to be traded 
                as a portfolio of positions. We recommend trading at least 
                8 ETFs from different industries. Diversity protects from downside 
                risks, while holding multiple positions creates a very profitable 
                strategy because industry specific ETFs tend to trend much further 
                than most expect. Strong trends equal large profits over time. 
                 
               
                
                 The ETF Timer is 
                updated daily after the close. For the record, ETF Timer 
                uses the closing price of the next trading day when changes are 
                made. Subscribers may obtain better entry prices.  
                 
                  
                 The ETF Timer report 
                has detailed "recommended" trading instructions for profitably 
                trading these issues.  
                 
                  
                  
                  
 
                  
               
                
               Only stocks that tend to trend over 
              long time frames are selected for trading in our Stock Timer 
              strategy. From the entire S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100, only about 30 
              trending issues that meet our requirements are covered at any one 
              time.  
   
                
               The Stock Timer is an " 
              Aggressive" market timing strategy, using both long and short 
              positions.  
   
                
               Occasionally a new stock 
              will be added or dropped. Stocks are usually covered for long periods 
              of time, and because of their tendency to trend, most positions 
              are held for months at a time. Any stock that is dropped remains 
              on the Trading History page.  
   
                
               The 
              Stock Timer is meant to be traded as a portfolio of positions. We 
              recommend at least 12-15 stocks. Diversity protects from downside 
              risks, while holding multiple positions creates a very profitable 
              strategy because of these specific stocks's tendencies to trend 
              over long time frames. Long trends equal large profits.  
 
                
               The Stock Timer is updated 
              daily after the close. For the record, Stock Timer uses the 
              closing price of the next trading day when changes are made. Subscribers 
              may obtain better entry prices.  
 
The Stock Timer report has detailed "recommended" trading instructions for profitably 
trading these stocks.  
 
                
    
                
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