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The Secret to Making Real Money With ETFs

Friday, March 30, 2007 | Teeka Tiwari

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I’ve got to get something off my chest that has been really bothering me.

When I first started my investment newsletter service Point and Profit, I did so as an answer to the mediocrity that has been foisted upon the investment public for years by so called “experts” in the field.

I did my homework and found that the majority of these “experts” were simply journalists or customer service reps turned investment talking heads.  In fact, almost all of them had ZERO real world Wall Street experience!  This is as mind boggling to me today as it was back then.

Since then, we here are at Tycoon Publishing have done much to level the investment playing field ... but it appears that there is more to be done.

Over the last few months I have received hundreds of emails from loyal subscribers and readers alike inquiring about ETF products.  As many of you already know, an ETF (Exchange Traded Fund) is essentially a mutual fund, but unlike a mutual fund it trades in real time, is highly sector/index specific, can be sold short, usually trades options, and has far lower transaction costs than a typical mutual fund.

In fact, ETFs appear to be the fastest growing financial instrument of our time.

So I decided to do some research, and signed up for one of the biggest ETF newsletters out there right now.

What I found was not pretty.

You see, the beauty of ETFs is that they let you allocate money the way an institution does, that is, on a sector by sector basis.  In the past, the big money boys had a huge edge: when they liked a group, they would buy EVERY stock in the group!

Most small investors could never afford to do that.  But with ETFs you can.

What the so called ETF experts are missing is that the really big money in ETFs is made by riding sector ETFs for their entire secular run – not by trying to scalp a few points here and there.  Sure, sometimes there are great trading opportunities in ETFs.  But only focusing on the short term plays is like settling for the crumbs and leaving the whole pie.  Not smart.

Why do these newsletter editors trade this way?  Because to them, quick little gains that they can immediately turn around and use in their marketing are more important than your overall long-term success.

What they are also missing is that ETFs offer the lowest risk way to make the biggest profits.  These idio... err, I mean these people are leaving such big profits on the table its sickening.  You see, a small handful of pros like me know how to identify those sectors that are at the very beginning of a multi year secular bull run!

Through the use of long term options on the right ETFs, and with the right amount of patience, an investor can stack up more gains with less risk than they ever thought possible.

After months of seeing these other guys in the newsletter industry screw it up, I realized that I had to step in here and shed some light on this subject.  So what I am going to do is put together a step by step educational program that will empower you to ride this new profit train.

The release date:  Monday, April 16th.

I’m not going to hold anything back.  You will get all my secrets on how you can use ETFs to generate “blow out the box” profits.  ETFs represent the single greatest wealth building opportunity of our time ... but you’ve got to know the when, why and how before you will see a dime of that profit.

On April 16th you will have the opportunity to get that knowledge.  But when I hit “Send” on that email, the only way you can get it in your inbox is if you’re on my “Inner Circle” VIP notification list.

Add yourself to the list now – but hurry: Once we reach 5,000 people, my Inner Circle is closed.


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Teeka Tiwari
Chief Investment Officer
ETF Master Trader


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