Discuss Wealth-building Investment Secrets with Ian Wyatt

Re: Hello, Welcome to the Forum Discussion with Ian Wyatt

MadeOmoney — Fri, 12 Dec 2008 21:55:00 GMT

Just in case anyone would like to know and enjoyed Ian Wyatt’s perspectives and expertise, Business Financial Publishing will be holding a FREE web conference with Ian On Monday December 15^th at 6:00PM Eastern. Here is the email I received on it today.

Web Video Conference

6:00 p.m., December 15, 2008

Is the Bear Market Over?

Probably Not, But There's Still A Way to Profit in This Market

Stock Summit 2008: Profits After the Fall

Successful Trading Strategies for Now and Next Year

Space Is Limited, So Reserve Your Spot Today

(Click here to sign up right now.)

Fellow Investor,

Meet Benson George:
Chief Trading Strategist

You won't find a better guide to profiting in these volatile markets than Benson George. Benson's a seasoned trading veteran.

He learned the ropes in the investment banking world where his analysis helped business streamline their operations and boost profitability.

Then, Benson took his analytical prowess to the hedge fund world, where he honed his expertise at turning his analysis into profitable trading positions.

And now, you've got a proven top trader blazing the profit trail.

Benson George is also the brains behind TRIGR, the electronic brain that powers the TradeMaster Daily Stock Alerts service.

Benson took the quantitative analysis techniques that are usually reserved for the high-powered hedge fund world and built them into TRIGR.

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And with Benson's hands-on trading recommendations, it's like you have your own personal hedge fund!

And now he's sharing his winning strategies with you. Sign up for the web video conference to secure your spot.

Use this link for the free sign-up.

Did you hear? The bear market is over. At least that's what some stock market strategists are saying.

Apparently, when the S&P 500 made it above 900 the other day, the bear market officially ended.

Never mind that unemployment is skyrocketing...pay no attention to all the falling profit forecasts...and you might want to ignore the latest news from the housing market while you're at it.

The fact is, the financial media will say just about anything to get you to read an article. It's been this way for years. And the result is that it just gets harder and harder for independent investors like you and me to get the straight story.

Well, I'm going to change that.

That's why I'm inviting you to attend my first-ever Internet video conference. It's called Stock Summit 2008: Profits After the Fall. It airs this coming Monday, December 15, at 6:00 p.m.

I'm making this landmark event completely cost free for you. What's most important to me is that you get the information you need to help you weather the current financial storm.

Stock Summit 2008: Profits After the Fall

Navigating the stock market turbulence is never easy. And currently it's about as difficult as it's ever been. Bell-weather stocks are down 60% and 70%. Retirement portfolios have lost 20% and 30%.

But through it all, some investors have made money. And on Monday, December 15, at 6:00 p.m., I'll introduce you to one of those investors.

He's Benson George, Chief Trading Strategist for TradeMaster Daily Stock Alerts. During October's stock market devastation, Benson led his readers to gains like:

26% on ANN in 9 days...
17% on EBS in 18 days...
another 15% on EBS 7 days...
16% on LPHI in 6 days...
another 11% on LPHI in 1 day...
12% on AMED in 1 day...
18% on SRZ in one day...
13% on BYD in 4 days...

They didn't use risky options. And there were no complicated hedging strategies. Just buying and selling stocks. And taking profits all along the way.

If returning your portfolio to profitable status immediately interests you, I suggest you sign up for the web video conference right now. Space is limited due to bandwidth concerns and you don't want to end up on the "wait list".

Click here to sign up for the web video conference on Monday, December 15 at 6:00 p.m.

Hear from a Winner

I don't mean to brag. It's just that, when it comes to your investments, you don't need an amateur. With strategies you can use to turn profits in thisor anymarket, I want you to know that Benson has the proven ability to make profits in the stock market.

That's why I hope you'll join us for Stock Summit 2008: Profits After the Fall on Monday, December 15th.

Use this link to reserve your spot now.

2009 is promising to be an interesting year. At some point, the housing market should bottom, employment will pick up, and we should see the mother of all bull market rallies. With Benson George on your side, you can be in position to profit the entire way. And you can start this Monday, December 15thabsolutely free.

Click here to get started. There's no cost or obligation, but I do need you to sign up so I can get an accurate head count going into it.

There's no reason not attend. And there's no reason you can't make 2009 your most profitable year yet.

Registration for this Landmark Event is Now Open

I urge to register for Stock Summit 2008: Profits After the Fall today. We've already filled our first 500 spots, so I've made arrangements with my ISP to let more of you in the door. But with the number of investors who are signing up every day, I can't guarantee you'll get to sit in for Benson's profitable insights unless you register now.

Click this link to register. It takes just a minute and ensures there's a spot for you.

So please, take a minute and use the button below to reserve your spot for Stock Summit 2008: Profits After the Fall. You'll be glad you did.

Best regards,

Ian Wyatt
Founder and Publisher
TradeMaster Daily Stock Alerts

PS I understand that Benson is prepared to offer you his top trades for the coming months. That means you can be in position to ring in the New Year with profits already under your belt. I think you'll agree there's no better way to start a new investment year than with some extra profits on your bottom line. Sign up for Stock Summit 2008: Profits After the Fall today.

TradeMaster
c/o Business Financial Publishing
1015 18th St NW, Suite 508
Washington, DC 20036

Re: Hello, Welcome to the Forum Discussion with Ian Wyatt

philip geiger — Fri, 05 Sep 2008 16:42:00 GMT

Thanks Ian for your insights

Re: Hello, Welcome to the Forum Discussion with Ian Wyatt

Ian Wyatt — Fri, 05 Sep 2008 16:36:41 GMT

Philip, I'll give them a look. I can't do it right now, but I'll add a little analysis on these two to my Tuesday Growth Report blog

Re: Hello, Welcome to the Forum Discussion with Ian Wyatt

Ian Wyatt — Fri, 05 Sep 2008 16:33:55 GMT

Well it looks like my hour is about up. It went quick, which is a good sign. I'd like to thank you all for your great questions and observations! It was a pleasure chatting with you. I'll be posting my next Growth Report blog Tuesday afternoon right here at Investors Insight. If you have any more questions, you can leave them in the "comments" area at that blog and I'll answer you as promptly as I can.

Thanks again for your great questions,

Ian Wyatt

Re: Hello, Welcome to the Forum Discussion with Ian Wyatt

traderdad39 — Fri, 05 Sep 2008 16:33:43 GMT

Yes, thanks Ian.

--traderdad39

Re: Hello, Welcome to the Forum Discussion with Ian Wyatt

philip geiger — Fri, 05 Sep 2008 16:33:14 GMT

Would Bancroft and uranium resources be a good play right now?

Re: Hello, Welcome to the Forum Discussion with Ian Wyatt

aritzman — Fri, 05 Sep 2008 16:32:36 GMT

Thank you for your time and insights!

Re: Hello, Welcome to the Forum Discussion with Ian Wyatt

Ian Wyatt — Fri, 05 Sep 2008 16:30:35 GMT

aritzman,

I watch China closely. And we've started dippin a toe back in the water there. But at the present time, I'm not real wild on emerging market stocks. They've had a great run, but with growth slowing in Europe, the UK and Japan, China is about the only foriegn country I'm recommedning right now. And even there, it's only a couple select stocks.

That said, I look forward to getting back into Brazil stocks when the time is right

Re: Hello, Welcome to the Forum Discussion with Ian Wyatt

Ian Wyatt — Fri, 05 Sep 2008 16:26:36 GMT

Philip,

Given the global demand for uranium, the prices have gone through the roof over the last few years. It's hard to imagine the bottom fallin out of uranium prices any time soon. And the miners is the place to be. Just make sure the valuations of the stocks are reasonable

Re: Hello, Welcome to the Forum Discussion with Ian Wyatt

Ian Wyatt — Fri, 05 Sep 2008 16:24:30 GMT

Trader dad -- I've seen some financials make some very nice moves higher. And I wouldn't buy them with my worst enemy's money. Not until TRIGR tells me they're OK. And so you know, TRIGR pulls them up as shorts quite often. I have yet to see it pick a financial stock this year

Re: Hello, Welcome to the Forum Discussion with Ian Wyatt

aritzman — Fri, 05 Sep 2008 16:24:16 GMT

Are there any other foreign countries' stocks you particularly like?

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Ian Wyatt — Fri, 05 Sep 2008 16:22:07 GMT

Philip,

Honestly, no I don't.Maybe from an investment point of view. Like when we saw some soveriegn funds step in to help LEH, I doubt China's considering anything like that. But if you're talking about China getting worried about their massive T-bill position, there's really not much they can do. For China, it's more about the jobs and the growth. They depend on US consumers to support their growth.

Also, I think China has a lot of problems of its own. Inflation, environment, social, stock market. Until they get some stability (which would liekly take years, if not decades), I'm not worried they'll pull out of T-Bills altogether.

Re: Hello, Welcome to the Forum Discussion with Ian Wyatt

philip geiger — Fri, 05 Sep 2008 16:19:55 GMT

Would nuclear miners' be a good place to take a position?

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traderdad39 — Fri, 05 Sep 2008 16:17:50 GMT

I've read that most analysts think the banking crisis has a way to go (I concur). But I've seen the talking heads on tv chatting about how there are bank stocks with really low valuations and have started moving again. What's your call? Are these good to get back in again?

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Ian Wyatt — Fri, 05 Sep 2008 16:17:26 GMT

And sheila, I also wanted to add that I really like that Florida Power and Light play. It's intersting how many of the best alternative energy investments turn out to be divisions of more old-line companies. We found a great one called LSB Industries It's an HVAC company selling heat pumps and such. But they've started selling geo-thermal heat pumps. Really interesting, but most investors would mioss it because it not an "alernative energy" stock.

As for your question about transimission stations, I don't know the answer. But I'm going to look into it