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Wednesday June 23, 2010
From Ian Cooper ...
Ian Cooper has spent the better part of the last decade mastering the art of trading options for triple-digit gains, avoiding the "herd mentality" of Wall Street.
He has shown thousands of investors exactly how to exploit carefully targeted market sectors for lightning-fast short-term gains — gains that prove to be several times more profitable than simply buying stocks alone.
How does he do it?
Ian relies on his technical and fundamental analysis. He sifts through general market research. He looks at the bigger picture, finding what sectors will benefit from any situation. He then scrutinizes hundreds of potential opportunities to invest in.
Ian incorporates four specific indicators — including Bollinger Bands, W%R, candlesticks, and breaking news. Using these four, he can call for tops and bottoms on indices as well as individual stocks.
He applies each one before ever making a decision... Every one of them has to align on a stock in order for it to be considered for recommendation.
These time-tested analysis methods have Ian's options services raking in triple-digit gains — including 9,500% cumulative gains from 2007 to today.
It's his phenomenal track record of short-term winners that puts Ian in such high demand from mainstream outlets such as Investor's Business Daily and Forbes, and on investment shows such as Money Matters with Barry Armstrong and On the Money with Mike Stein.
They want to follow his advice as much as anyone. Because no matter what happens to the general market — or a stock's share price — people who follow Ian Cooper's advice make an immediate killing almost every time he alerts them!
There are boundless opportunities to capitalize on the transitional state of our markets. Ian did it by successfully calling out (and perfectly timing) the biggest spikes and dips in subprime, Alt-A, housing, and financials. I'm talking about the companies that lied, denied, or misled its investors, refused to cut dividends, and swept themselves into what could prove the century's greatest financial disaster.
But don't for a second think the easy gains are all behind us... The profit taking has just begun.
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News Flash
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Monday February 06, 2012
Taseko Mines: Copper gains |
by Brien Lundin, editor Gold Newsletter
Taseko Mines Limited (TGB) began January by announcing its fourth quarter and year-end production results for 2011 at its 75%-owned Gibraltar Mine in British Columbia.
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Monday February 06, 2012
Select Dividend for equity income |
by Benjamin Shepherd, editor Wall Street
For just the second time since 1947, the dividend yield on the S&P 500 exceeds the yield on 10-year US Treasury notes. The S&P 500 currently yields 2.2 percent, while 10-year Treasuries yield just 1.85 percent.
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Friday February 03, 2012
Goldcorp: 'My favorite major' |
by Curtis Hesler, editor Professional Timing Service
The secular bull in gold and the commodity sector is not over. However, it is not at the ground floor any longer either; as such, stock selection must be more carefully considered.
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Friday February 03, 2012
Money manager's small cap buys |
by Jim Oberweis Jr., editor The Oberweis Report
Small-cap growth stock valuations are cheap, and like most things in life, economies are cyclical, even if this is a long and painful one. For the rare, brave contrarian with a reasonably long time horizon, that spells opportunity.
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Thursday February 02, 2012
Opportunities in homebuilding? |
by Bernie Schaeffer, editor Schaeffer's Investment Research
Based on our "expectational analysis" strategy -- which combines fundamental, sentiment and technical metrics -- I initiated long positions in two homebuilding stocks: Lennar Corporation (LEN) and Toll Brothers (TOL).
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Thursday February 02, 2012
Cliffs Natural: A DRIP favorite |
by Vita Nelson, editor MoneyPaper
Our latest featured dividend reinvestment stock is Cliffs Natural Resources (CLF). Founded in 1847, the former Cleveland-Cliffs is the largest producer of iron ore pellets in North America.
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Wednesday February 01, 2012
S&P's trio of info tech ETFS |
by Dylan Cathers, S&P Capital IQ Equity Analyst, S&P The Outlook
Information technology is one of four sectors that S&P Capital IQ’s Sector Strategy Group currently recommends investors overweight in their portfolios.
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Wednesday February 01, 2012
Crescent Point: Bakken bet |
by Brian Hicks, editor Wealth Advisory
Master Limited Partnerships (MLPs) are unique investments that combine the tax benefits of a limited partnership (LP) with the liquidity of common stock.
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Tuesday January 31, 2012
Natural gas: A bottom? |
by Jason Cimpl, editor Daily Profit
Natural gas has collapsed for the past four years and has been on a gradual decline for almost a decade. Prices topped near $16 in 2005 and then declined to $2. So did natural gas just bottom?
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Tuesday January 31, 2012
FBR Focus bests 99% of peers |
by Walter Frank, editor MoneyLetter
Funds that invest in a relatively few stocks or sectors are less diversified than broadly invested funds and their volatility can be much higher. But the team at FBR Focus (FBRVX) seems to be getting it right.
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