How It WorksChange Everything You Thought About Monday Mornings and The Stock and Bond Markets! We're Designed to Beat Wall Street! First, it's important to know that our main newsletter, emailed directly to your in-box, IS F-R-E-E!!! NEXT, IT'S IMPORTANT TO KNOW THAT IT DOES NOT HAVE LOTS OF CHARTS! The charts you see on our home page, and in this "How It Works" section, are used so you can understand HOW we get our signals. We know most people don't want to bother with charts! Our free market timing service is your best and easiest way to know what the "Big Trends" are for the stock and bond markets and, when you invest WITH that trend (instead of against the trend), your chances of success are much greater! While not all stocks and mutual funds move the same way as the general stock market, at least you'll know what the "Big Picture" is for stocks, bonds, and interest rates. We provide weekly signals, and an interest rate outlook, for those major trends based on commonly available MACD chart analysis, then add some brief commentary as to what's going on in the markets, to give you a fantastic, easy-to-understand weekly snapshot of the market trends. With that, you can relax have a better Monday, now that you've read your Monday Morning Review! But, what if you want to out-perform the regular MACD? That's where our Advanced MACD signals comes in, where we provide you weekly Advanced MACD signals for only $4.95 a month (see next paragraph).
What a joke! Market timing has been made fun of, derided and outright scoffed at by Wall Street. But not surprisingly, Wall Street has been "timing" the markets for a very long time! So, if they've been timing the markets, why can't you? Well, now you can, and it's easier than you think. "Market timing" only means knowing when the big trends are going up (get into the stock market), or the trends are going down (get out of the stock market). It really is that easy! For example, if you know a boat was going to sink, before you got in, you would stay out, or risk getting wet. Likewise, if you suspect the stock market overall is going down, why would you buy stocks? Why not wait until the trend changes and THEN buy stocks (get in the boat)? This is what Wall Street does everyday. So, when our Advanced MACD and/or regular MACD signals say that stocks are moving lower, you want to check with your advisor, or think about moving investments into cash or bonds. When the signals say that stocks are about to rebound, you consider moving back into stocks. Wall Street wants YOU to "Buy and Hold" If everyone knew what the Wall Street pros know, it would be harder for them to time the markets, because they need investors to buy what they're selling when they're trying to move money between types of investments. It literally comes down to this: Wall Street likes to play with other people's money. Your money. Now, you don't have to play their game the way they want you to. Now you can look at the big trend signals for yourself, with the help of the Monday Morning Review, and make your own decisions whether it's a good time (or not) to be in stocks or bonds, and what direction interest rates are likely headed A Wall Street "Secret" One of Wall Streets best-kept "secrets" for avoiding major losses and enjoying rallies has a complicated name - but it's very simple to use and extremely powerful. It's called the Moving Average, Convergence Divergence or MACD for short. You won't have to take a quiz on this, but we'd at least like you to see how we get our signals, so you will understand how this mathematically-derived system works, thereby giving you a certain amount of comfort. This Is Easy (and Amazing)! Start by taking a look at this historical chart, showing the monthly highs and lows for the Standard and Poor's 500 Index Exchange Traded Fund (symbol SPY) during the most treacherous stock markets in recent history - the years 2000 to 2003. (NOTE: You can relax - we don't include all these charts in our market timing service; only the signals! Whew!)
Looking at this plain stock chart above (without the MACD) it's easy to see, in hindsight, that it would have been a great time to sell stocks in the Year 2000, and buy stocks in early 2003 (in this case for the S&P 500 Index ETF or SPY). This is where the for example, that the trend was headed down, or that in March 2003 it was headed back up? That's where the MACD comes in. Developed by Gerald Appel, the MACD tracks a "fast moving average" (red line) and a "slow moving average" (green line). Now, let's take a look at that same chart using the standard MACD indicators added. Notice also where the red and green lines cross.
MACD Red Line = Fast moving average
Hang in there, this isn't complicated since everyone can see when the red and green lines cross; and when they do cross, it means the trend has changed (meaning it could be time to buy or sell). Just think how this simple chart could have prevented many of the losses individual investors suffered in the Year 2000, and again in 2007! Using the line-crossing signals from the standard MACD can improve your investment performance, but this basic MACD alone doesn't always outperform "buy and hold" strategy Wall Street wants YOU to use. The Monday Morning Review will help you consistently beat both the "buy and hold" and standard MACD approaches. That's OUR full-time job! That's Where Our Monday Morning Review Advanced MACD (TM) Signal Can Help! To help our subscribers beat "buy and hold" as well as the regular MACD, we needed something better. So, in conjunction with an investment specialist and PhD, combined with our experience and knowledge, we developed a whole new "Big Trend" indicator and signals that compliments the regular MACD, and consistently outperforms the "buy and hold" method. Our unique market timing service delivers all the power of the technologies and expertise that Wall Street uses to anticipate market direction, and then some. Our proprietary Advanced MACD (TM) Analysis, in conjunction with additional tools and market insights, looks at the large trends the major indexes and bond markets. With that kind of powerful information, subscribers have a chance to beat the "buy and hold" as well as the regular MACD strategies. OK, That Sounds Good, But How Does This Advanced MACD (TM) Signal Work? This is the part that could be a bit difficult to grasp at first, but in reality it's rather easy. A "Big Picture" chart and/or timing signal will look at big trends of the stock market over many years. This kind of view will show how easy it was to see that investors should have gotten out of stocks in early 2000, back into stocks in 2003, and back out again in 2007 (would you like to know what today's long-term, big picture chart says?) Take a look at an example of this kind of chart using the Longer-Term (L-T) Advanced MACD (TM) for the Standard and Poor's 500 Index Exchange Traded Fund (SPY) for the years 2000 to 2003. With each mark on the chart representing one month's worth of trading, notice where the "SELL" (Down Trend) signal occurred in early 2000, and a "BUY" (Up Trend) signal occurred in early 2003. Could you use that kind of information for your investments?
We can't tell you how many people, after seeing this chart say things like, "Why hasn't anyone TOLD us about this?", "My broker never mentioned this", and "It makes me mad to think of all the money I lost, when I could have saved much of it, just with that simple chart". There's no need to get mad, when there's such a simple system out there. In fact, after all the losses in the Year 2000, and sharing our system with as many people as possible, we decided to start our newsletter and market timing service, to bring this kind of powerful information to as many people as possible, and save the heartbreak and pain from losing (in some cases) a lifetime of savings and investments. It's not fair, and this is our effort to help those and others, get back what they lost, do better in their investment performance, or at least keep what they have. THAT'S OUR MISSION! (Take a look at our Track Record tab on our website for the latest performance of this Monthly Advanced MACD (TM) vs. "Buy and Hold". But Wait! (as they say on TV!) There's More! As good at the long-term chart is, we wanted to give our subscribers even more, so we also take into account the shorter-term trends that can signal a change in the larger "Big Trends", so here's a shorter-term Advanced MACD (TM) signal illustrated in a chart where each mark represents one week's worth of trading (versus the one month per mark on the chart above). Why? The simple reason is these shorter-term signals can let you know about a major trend change much earlier than the monthly chart above. Some investors like to trade more often, and want to be more on top of trend changes. Other investors, like those that make very few changes, will be happy with the monthly chart above. So, let's take a look at the signals for this shorter-term Advanced MACD (TM) chart for the same ETF index, the SPY. It looks like lots of trend changes, but if you look closely, even the shorter-term trends may not change for weeks, months, or even a year plus! (Take a look at our Track Record tab on our website for the latest performance of this Weekly Advanced MACD (TM) vs. "Buy and Hold" 
And, We are NOT Not Done Yet! We know that just these timing signals alone, could make a huge difference in your understanding of the big and smaller trends in the marketplace, but we wanted to give subscribers even more information that could add some context to the signals alone. That's why we include with each weekly update, some of our commentary on what we think is going on in the markets. Subscribers have said they would pay for a subscription just to get the commentary that's concise (not pages of mind-numbing dribble) but hard-hitting, raw, and cutting-edge market views you rarely see in the mainstream media. You may not always agree, but we promise to get you thinking (what a deal for a Monday morning!) A Word of Warning! WE ARE ADDICTIVE! SPREAD US AROUND! Yes, it's true what they say. Subscribers have commented (happily) how addictive our newsletter/timing service is (especially the commentary), and we are glad. Why? Because it's our mission to help as many people as we can in this endeavor we call investing and to at least help other KEEP what they've already made. We aren't perfect and no system is (despite what you may have heard), but we think this is one of the best, first, basic timing systems that EVERYONE should have, and then build from there. By now, you must be thinking, "this is great! But, it has to be expensive..." Here's the best news of all - our main newsletter is FREE, yes, FREE. We bring you all this information, each Monday morning free. We only ask you to spread us around, forward our newsletter to everyone you know, especially if you like what we are doing. If you would like our Advanced MACD signals, we only charge $4.95 a month! So, you get our FREE newsletter, and for less than you can get lots of information that can help you relax, knowing where the major stock and bond markets have been and could be going, and a better idea of how to beat Wall Street at their own game! Just give it a try, and we think you'll agree, that this "relaxed and confident" investing is the way to be! If you don't like it, just let us know! We hope you've enjoyed reading this, and we wish everyone the best of investments! 
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* Explanations and Disclaimers: The timing results and returns on capital shown in the Our Track Record tab on our website, are for demonstration purposes only and are not meant to imply future results or returns. The performance figures in the tables shown on our website are taken from our proprietary Advanced MACD (TM) systems, based on a hypothetical portfolio, and are not representative of, nor meant to imply, that your investment results are, or could be similar to our Advanced MACD (TM) systems, since these systems are designed to provide general market direction. We do not provide any return on capital or other results data on the standard MACD, since this is a widely available technical charting methodology available on the internet and other investment sources, and is shown here merely for comparison purposes. A standardized MACD system will help identify market tops and bottoms, but is not designed to out-perform the Advanced MACD (TM) systems utilized here. Charts and returns on capital shown in the Our Track Record tab on our website, were calculated using the exchange traded fund designed to mimic the: Dow Jones Industrial Average, called the "Dow Diamonds", ticker symbol (DIA); the Standard and Poor's 500, called a 'Spider', ticker symbol (SPY); and the NASDAQ, ticker symbol (QQQQ), called the Cubes. In this hypothetical portfolio, we did not short any stocks or other assets, and when not invested in stocks held the money in a cash account bearing 2 percent.
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