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Steve Briese hates secrets. And don't tell
him any, he can't keep a secret. If he knows, his
subscribers are going to know too.
But, your privacy is another matter. In
1997, when the CFTC was demanding that financial writers
turn over their subscriber's lists, Steve didn't wait for
them to come knocking on his door. He sued them. Along
with a handful of his subscribers and fellow market letter
writers, Steve sued the CFTC in Federal District Court and
won a landmark First Amendment freedom of speech decision.
This decision insures that you have access
to every secret Steve uncovers.
It also guarantees
your right to privacy—your name and address are not
going to be handed over to a government bureaucrat for who
knows what purpose.
Mission Statement
An old trader saw goes, "The
best way to make a small fortune investing is to start with a large fortune." Like many epigrams, there is a lot of truth in this one.
1. Insider Money™'s prime directive is to preserve investment capital.
2. IM will seek out the highest returns available commensurate with its prime directive.
3. Insider Money™ will seek to teach and inform investors--hopefully--in an entertaining way.
You can't afford to miss the next issue.
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The newsletter for self-directed investors who actively manage
their accounts. We take a long-term approach; we're not day traders.
But, we know that "buy-and-hold" too often turns into "buy high and
sell low." Even if you have the stamina (and time) to hold on
through a bear market, there's no guarantee your stock will ever
come back. We inherited a drawer full of stocks that were purchases
between 1926 and 1928. We display them here to remind us of the
perils of buy and hold.
If you want timely advice like the December 1999
alert to move out of stocks and into bonds,
Insider Money
is for you.
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We
at Insider Money
are dedicated to protecting and increasing your investment
portfolio by tracking the flow of cash as it moves into
the next hot asset. We do this in two ways. First, we monitor
international liquidity. Its ebb and flow is cyclical and
points the way toward the next safe harbor. This is the number
one determinant of the next trend in markets and economies.
This is your road map.
Next we monitor a little known report put
out by the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC). The
Commitments of Traders tells who owns what in every
major US futures market. Why is this important.
Stock index futures
dictate stock market moves by providing extreme leverage, and
insider money powers stock index futures. The
Commitments report reveals insider moves including:
December 1999: Insiders rush out of
stocks and into bonds.
March 2001: Insiders dump bonds and
move into a cash position.
July 2001: Insiders sell their US
dollars and buy euros and Swiss francs.
These insiders sold right at the top in each
case. Are they true clairvoyants? Operating on inside
information? Or is it their huge cash transfers themselves
that makes the tops? This is a discussion better left for
another day. The important thing for you and your financial
health is that Insider Money's editor has been tracking
insider movements for almost 30 years—predicting major tops
and bottoms for a few futures traders. His advice is now
available to you—making you the ultimate insider. This
information will be even more vital when single stock futures begin trading in Chicago.
Each month
Insider Money™ will put the whole picture together for you:
 | Where do we stand in the liquidity cycle?
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| Where do stocks, bonds, & gold stand in their long-term price cycles?
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| Where do market insiders stand?
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| What investment is likely to give you the best return adjusted for risk?
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| What is the next hot invest likely to be and when?
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| What are the hedge funds and institutions doing in my stock? [when futures trading begins] |
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