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I first brought this to the attention of the group in June '99.The unique
thing about it is you can have it managed or just use his web-site to take
the recommendations free.[www.fundtrader.com]
I chose to have it managed due to my schedule and dollar cost averaged in
with $30K.It is now worth well over $60K.Had I taken the time to follow the
"buy the dip" advice it would be much more.
I gain nothing from sharing the info here other than the hope others may
scrutinize it and see if current and/or future products fit your needs.It is
just one of my asset allocation chunks.I intend to pay close attention to
his new Bull/Bear product because it will be the first to actually take
short trades.
Sincerely,
John
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>FundTrader Multi-Strategy Portfolios:
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>
>Nasdaq Aggressive:
>
> 33.63% YTD
>129.54% One Year
> 103.38% Three Year Annualized
>
>Current asset allocation: 70% in 2.0 beta NDX fund, 30% in cash.
>
>Nasdaq Seasonal:
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> 33.63% YTD
>103.69% One Year
> 85.86% Three Year Annualized
>
>Current asset allocation: 70% in 2.0 beta NDX fund, 30% in cash.
>
>Nasdaq Conservative:
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>17.61% YTD
>44.15% One Year
>45.07% Three Year Annualized
>
>Current asset allocation: 70% in 1.0 beta NDX fund, 30% in cash.
>
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>Portfolio Analysis: Nasdaq 100 makes a new high!
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>
>Just 6 days after the recent 10 percent correction, the Nasdaq
>100 turns it around and climbs to a new high.
>
>Last week, I issued a "Buy the Dip" signal when the Nasdaq had
>closed down 10% from its previous peak.
>
>The zig zag pattern we have seen this year still appears to be
>intact. Higher lows are followed by higher highs, as the
>Nasdaq 100 zig zags to higher levels.
>
>But this is not the time to relax! We are quickly approaching
>the time of year when "seasonal weakness" could creep into the
>market.
>
>Let me emphasize the word "could". If momentum remains strong,
>the Nasdaq will continue to climb higher, delaying the onset
>of the "weak season" for stocks.
>
>In fact, there have been years when strong momentum carried
>stocks higher until July, August, and even September. So taking
>a defensive position too early can cause you to miss out on
>substantial profits. It is best to wait for momentum to turn
>negative before "pulling in the horns".
>
>Two momentum indicators are currently bullish. MACD is positive
>and the Zweig 4% Value Line model is bullish. If both turn
>negative sometime after April 9th, the "season" for stocks
>would change from "strong" to "weak".
>
>If this were to occur, the Nasdaq Seasonal Portfolio would
>automatically reduce its asset allocation to match that of
>the Nasdaq Conservative Portfolio.
>
>I personally invest with the Nasdaq Seasonal Portfolio. This
>might be a good time for you to learn more about this strategy
>at <http://www.fundtrader.com/multinsp.htm>.
>
>Of course, I am tracking the market's momentum very closely, as
>we approach the potential start of the "weak" season.
>
>Next week, I'm launching the long-awaited Nasdaq Bull & Bear
>Portfolio. It has the ability to go short and profit from
>a market decline. You'll receive an e-tutorial as soon as the
>new strategy is launched.
>
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>Note:
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>The FundTrader Multi-Strategy Portfolio consists of 10 top-ranked
>trading systems, selected by FundTrader.com. Nasdaq Aggressive
>Portfolio assumes an investment in Nasdaq 100 index leveraged
>with a 2.0 beta - simulates a leveraged index fund (one example
>is the ProFunds UltraOTC fund). Nasdaq Conservative Portfolio
>assumes an investment in the Nasdaq 100 index with no leverage.
>Performance figures represent a hypothetical model portfolio.
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