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How To Profit In Tough Markets
How To Profit In Tough Markets
By, Simon Maierhofer
Jan 01, 2009
More than ever, investors are looking for RELIABLE guidance. Illustrated below is the impressive track record of the ETF Profit Strategy Newsletter's Market Meter
 

How good are you at reading between the lines?

When Lehman’s CEO announced in 2007 that “the subprime implosion is a contained, isolated, and temporary event with little risk of wider fallout”, did you know that he meant exactly the opposite?

In April 2007, the heads of Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs claimed, “The worst of the credit crisis is behind us. The collapse of the subprime market in the U.S. has reached its eighth inning, or maybe top of the ninth.” It seems like financial CEOs know just as much (or little) about baseball as they do about running a successful brokerage.

On March 28, 2008, Citigroup upgraded Lehman Brothers to a “Buy”.
If you had invested $10,000 in Lehman Brothers then, you'd be left with less than $100 today.

In February 2008, Morningstar considered the Dow to be fairly valued at 14,000.
In December 2008, Morningstar adjusted the Dow's fair value to 12,500.
The Dow ended 2008 at 8,668. 

Recent ETF Profit Strategy Forecasts:

Subscribers of the ETF Profit Strategy Newsletter have been a step ahead.
Below is a brief list of updates received by the ETF Profit Strategy Newsletter audience:

September 12, 2008: "Watch out for more financial bombs"
September 12, 2008" "Financials are in a downward spiral with no stop-loss provision"
October 2, 2008: "The bailout won't work"
The Dow dropped 32% in 45 days

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October 17, 2008: "The Dow will find a tradeable bottom below 7,500 followed by a Nov/Dec rally"
The Dow reached 7,392 on November 21st and rallied into Nov/Dec.

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December 15, 2008: "The Dow should claw its way towards 9,150"
The Dow topped at 9,175 on January 6.

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December 15, 2008: "Dow 9,150 should be followed by Dow 7,500"
The Dow reached 7,500 on February 18, 2009.

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January 15, 2009: "The best target for a low is Dow 6,000 - Dow 6,700"
The Dow bottomed on March 6 at 6,443.

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January 15, 2009: "Once the lows are reached the market should stages the biggest rally since October 2007."
TREND CHANGE ALERT: March 2, 2009:" The biggest rally since the October all-time highs should life the major indexes some 40%."
 
The Dow rallied over 50% from the March lows, the biggest rally since October 2007.

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WHAT'S NEXT?
The March issue of the ETF Profit Strategy Newsletter contains an analysis of the four most powerful long-term indicators: dividend yields, P/E Ratios, Investor Sentiment and the Dow measured in the only real currency, gold.
Historically, the stock market does not bottom, unless all four indicators reach specific levels.
The results are truly astonishing.
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