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Four Great Trades This Week

Tuesday, May 1, 2007 | Dylan Jovine

This is an email I sent to members of Fallen Angel Stocks last week.  I wanted to share it with you to highlight my excitement about the next issue of Fallen Angel Stocks due out this Friday, as well as my growing understanding of the power of exchange-traded funds (ETFs).

"It's 3:45 a.m.

I'm beat.  My head is pounding.  My eyes are bloodshot.

But I'm pumped up.  Indeed, I haven't been this pumped up in over a year.

That's why I just downed an extra large cup of Starbuck's Sumatra coffee and decided to go for it.

That's right - I'm going for an all-nighter. 

(Those of you under 30 probably don't know just how serious a decision that becomes.)

Why am I this excited?  What has gotten me so  pumped up that I'm going to risk carrying a no-sleep "hangover" for the rest  of the week?

It's that my next issue of Fallen Angel Stocks is going to be packed with four of the best trades I've recommended in some time (probably since Radio Shack, which doubled in the past six months).

Unfortunately, though, the report is NOT going to be ready by the target release date of this Friday April 27th.

For the first time in our history, I have to push the release date back by one week.

Therefore, your next issue of Fallen Angel Stocks will be released NEXT FRIDAY on MAY 4TH.

Since I'm breaking with tradition for the first time ever, I think it makes sense to give you some insight into why.

There have been ten stocks I've been close to pulling the trigger on in recent months.  The only thing that's been holding me back is that I've been waiting for earnings reports to confirm what I've suspected.

In the past week, two of the ten stocks have given the signal that they are solidly ready to buy.

But it just so happens that both of these stocks happen to be in the same industry sector.

In fact, they're both in the TRANSPORTATION SECTOR.

And it just so happens that I spent all of last weekend reading and watching Teeka Tiwari's brand new ETF Master Trader Education program.

And guess what?  The specific sector these two stocks belong to has a corresponding ETF.

Under normal circumstances, I would have just recommended both stocks and left it at that.

But as I've reviewed ETF Master Trader last weekend, it occurred to me that we could make money on the specific ETF that represents the sector IN ADDITION TO the two stocks I'm going to recommend.

(As embarrassing as this is to admit, I'm just getting the hang of ETFs myself.  Of course, I've heard of them before, but until ETF Master Trader, I honestly didn't really know how they worked.  Indeed, I'm actually following Teeka's instructions on using ETF Master Trader to the letter.  A couple of the questions he answers each week are actually questions I've asked him personally!) 

From my perspective, the profit potential is simply too huge for me to ignore.

Just think about it:  not only will I recommend the two stocks I planned on recommending originally, but I'll also recommend the ETF that represents the sector that both stocks are in.

But that's not all.

The ETF I'll be recommending also trades options.  So in addition to recommending the ETF, I'll also be recommending an option on that same ETF that looks set for a 100 - 200% move to the upside.

That's a total of FOUR TRADES (three stocks and one option trade) I'll be recommending in our next issue instead of TWO ... just because the two stocks I'm recommending happen to be in the same sector, and, as of 2005, an ETF was created to match that sector. (By George, I Think I'm Getting It!)

OK, it's now 4:40 a.m. - time for me to dive back into work over here.

But don't forget to mark your calendars for May 4th.  Of course, if I get the report finished sooner, I'll get it out to you sooner.

(In fact, I may even send you the trades individually over the coming days if I see any of the stocks start to move - very likely since they look ready to "pop".)

Last but not least, please accept my apologies for being long-winded here (or for any spelling errors).  I'm just going to tell my editor, Lorraine, that even an old investor like me gets excited when he learns a few new tricks to making money!

And I'm sure you'll agree that any new investing "trick" that can translate into bigger profits is undoubtedly worth the wait.

Warm Regards,



P.S. So far, Sector Hunter is my favorite feature of ETF Master Trader program.  Each week, Teeka posts sectors moving INTO favor and OUT OF favor on the ETF Master Trader website.  Once you know what sector he likes, all you have to do is search for an ETF that matches the sector and buy it (or sell it if the sector is moving OUT OF favor.)  Sector Hunter is definitely the fastest and easiest way to trade ETFs.
But I have to confess that I was thrilled that I was able to take the lessons I learned in the book and the videos he created and use them to pick my own ETFs.  Way to go, Teeka!






Dylan Jovine
Chief Investment Officer
The Tycoon Report