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The Letter was last Updated: 03/02/10 21:01ET
Market Outlook == BULL
The S&P index has now closed above the 50 dma for a few days and many stocks starting breaking out. That's
a clear sign that the uptrend in the market is about to resume. What's impressive in this market is that the
sentiment among investors quickly deteriorates whenever we have a few down days in a row. That usually
limits the downside for stocks. Our Long trades have really performed well in the last few days.
Check out our Weekly Trades.
Daily performance of our Model Portfolio.
Recommended Stocks and ETFs
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Investing Tip
Where is the market headed? Never invest in stocks if you don't know where the market is going. Most of the
stocks will follow the general market direction up or down. If you think the market is headed higher then you
can start buying the stocks you like. Once the market turns and you become negative, then sell all of your
loser stocks at once. If you have stocks that are up considerably, sell and take your profits. If you have stocks
that are slightly up and you want to hold on to them because you think they have upside potential, you should
keep watching them closely. If they fall below your buying price, then you should sell and cut your loss.
Notes on how to read our Stock Newsletter:
1. Our Stocks and ETF recommendations are not meant to be used for Day Trading purposes. We won't try to call the market direction for one
particular day.
2. Our market view reflects our sentiment on the overall market. It can be one of three states: BULL, BEAR, or NEUTRAL. We only recommend
buying stocks when the sentiment is BULL. BEAR means that we recommend selling stocks and staying in cash (or short stocks in some
occasions). When we are neutral on the market, it usually means that the sentiment is changing and we will indicate if it is positive or
negative in our commentary but we don't recommend buying at that point.
* Investing in stocks is risky and can lead to financial loss. Past performance is not indicative of future results. We do not assume responsibility
for any profits or losses when trading stocks listed on our website. The information on this website is meant to be used as an additional tool to
assist you in your trading decisions.
Market Outlook == BULL
The S&P index has now closed above the 50 dma for a few days and many stocks starting breaking out. That's
a clear sign that the uptrend in the market is about to resume. What's impressive in this market is that the
sentiment among investors quickly deteriorates whenever we have a few down days in a row. That usually
limits the downside for stocks. Our Long trades have really performed well in the last few days.
Check out our Weekly Trades.
Daily performance of our Model Portfolio.
Recommended Stocks and ETFs
View our Stock Newsletter picks.
Investing Tip
Where is the market headed? Never invest in stocks if you don't know where the market is going. Most of the
stocks will follow the general market direction up or down. If you think the market is headed higher then you
can start buying the stocks you like. Once the market turns and you become negative, then sell all of your
loser stocks at once. If you have stocks that are up considerably, sell and take your profits. If you have stocks
that are slightly up and you want to hold on to them because you think they have upside potential, you should
keep watching them closely. If they fall below your buying price, then you should sell and cut your loss.
Notes on how to read our Stock Newsletter:
1. Our Stocks and ETF recommendations are not meant to be used for Day Trading purposes. We won't try to call the market direction for one
particular day.
2. Our market view reflects our sentiment on the overall market. It can be one of three states: BULL, BEAR, or NEUTRAL. We only recommend
buying stocks when the sentiment is BULL. BEAR means that we recommend selling stocks and staying in cash (or short stocks in some
occasions). When we are neutral on the market, it usually means that the sentiment is changing and we will indicate if it is positive or
negative in our commentary but we don't recommend buying at that point.
* Investing in stocks is risky and can lead to financial loss. Past performance is not indicative of future results. We do not assume responsibility
for any profits or losses when trading stocks listed on our website. The information on this website is meant to be used as an additional tool to
assist you in your trading decisions.
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