THE WALL STREET PROFIT SYSTEM 2005^™

The Most Reliable Investing Forecasting System Available Today!

The Wall Street Profit System 2005™ is designed to generate annual returns of at least 26%, allowing you to double the size of your portfolio every three years. It's designed for conservative, long-term investors who won't settle for weak returns. Here's why the system works so well:

At the heart of The Wall Street Profit System 2005™ is one of the most sophisticated combinations of computer hardware and software ever assembled. It uses a 5-step process to sift through mountains of data and pinpoint conservative stocks and mutual funds capable of generating annual returns of at least 26% - allowing you to quadruple your wealth every three years:

1 We screen the thousands of stocks available to find those with rapidly growing sales and earnings. The key thing we're looking for is a stock that has the potential to double or triple in price within 12 months. Some of the stocks The Wall Street Profit System 2005™ has uncovered at this step include:

	American Power Conversion––Soared 887%
	R.F Micro Devices––Soared 667%
	LSI Logic––Soared 456%
	Ascend Communications––Soared 440%
	International Game Technology––Soared 307%
	Cyberoptics––Soared 295%
	Helix Technology––Soared 257%
	Metromedia Fiber Networks––Soared 224%
	Alliance Semiconductor––Soared 208%
	Cabletron––Soared 198%
	Gemstar––Soared 162%
	Geotel Communications––Soared 157%
	Mercury Finance––Soared 125%
	EMC Corp––Soared 111%

Using The Wall Street Profit System 2005™, my readers have already achieved impressive gains since the major market bottom on March 12, 2003.

2 Stocks that make the first cut are then analyzed to determine whether institutional investors and mutual funds are buying or selling them. We disregard those being sold by the big traders, since the selling pressure usually drives prices lower. Stocks being accumulated are then subjected to our next test...

3 There are 215 industry sectors. We discard any stock that isn't in one of the strongest sectors (i.e., one in which at least 90% of the stocks are going up in price). This is a key step that too many investors (including some of the so-called "pros") often neglect.

A study conducted by an independent economic research firm shows why sector selection is far more important than market timing:

But knowing the strongest industry sectors still isn't enough...

4 We narrow down our list of winning stocks by focusing only on those that are at or near their 52-week highs. Now, this sometimes confuses people when they first hear it because many investors are under the mistaken notion that you should look for stocks selling near their lows.

Most people reason that a stock that's selling near its 52-week low has plenty of upside potential. While that may be true for some shares, it fails to address the question of why the stock dropped in the first place!

If you buy a stock that's on the decline, what you're really buying is downward momentum. When you buy a stock that is at or near its 52-week high, you're purchasing upward price momentum––with no overhead resistance.

This is an overly-simplified explanation; however, I have prepared a Special Report that details the workings of The Wall Street Profit System 2005™. It's called "How the Wall Street Profit System 2005™ Can Help You Double Your Money Every Three Years."

Any stock that makes it through the first four steps has to be considered an extremely good investment. But "extremely good" isn't what we're looking for. Our goal is to find the handful of investments that will generate annual returns of at least 26%. So we perform one more step...

5 We eliminate any stock that doesn't have a relative market strength of 90% or better. This means its price must be appreciating faster than at least 90% of the companies in its industry group. The companies that make this "final cut" are the top performing corporations in the top performing industry sectors.

Mutual Fund Selections Secret

When we use The Wall Street Profit System 2005™ to select winning mutual funds, we follow the same approach. But we add an additional layer of analysis by focusing on the funds themselves (they have to be in one of the top five industry sectors), as well as the companies in which they are invested.

The Wall Street Profit System 2005™ is not only based on sound investment analysis, it has a proven track record spanning 27 years and has reliably helped reap dividends for thousands of investors... Read what subscribers say about Donald Rowe and The Wall Street Digest.

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