“The ‘Buy and Hold’ theory is dead. Look how Japan’s stock market peaked in 1990 and has fallen 75% over the past 20 years! How long do people have to hold

on to recover their losses?!?”

• “This chart is of the Dow Jones for the past 10 years. It’s being called ‘the lost decade’. Ten years of riding the roller coaster has yielded a loss. There were excellent profit opportunities for those willing to take profits.”

• That’s why the Wall Street Journal’s supplement to the Denver Post announced taking profits is “a sign of smarts”.

• “It’s actually possible to anticipate drastic changes in the market and profit from them. Gemelli wrote an article pre-September 11 explaining it was time for something drastic to cause the market to drop 3000 points. He even knew the pattern it would take: fall…..rally.…fall.”

• “The top of the market was absolutely broadcast, if you know what to look for. It fell in a very predictable pattern and the bottom was easy to spot. I personally traded the top of the rally within an hour of its turn.”

• “Life is full of patterns. The weather has a pattern, our heartbeats have a pattern and our brainwaves have a pattern. Just like a doctor can be trained to read and EEG or an EKG, people can be trained to read the patterns of the stock market.”

• “Let’s look at one useful pattern: See how this fell, rallied, had a big section in the middle, then rallied and then had a 5th part indicating the end?”

• “This did the same thing here: It fell, rallied, had a long section in the middle, rallied and had a 5th part indicating the end. If you know when to look for this pattern and the rules associated with it, you can forecast market turns.”

• “Nature has taught us to believe certain ratios make sense: Our arms are 61.8% of our height, leaving a corollary of 38.2%”

• “Our faces are built on these same ratios”

• “Trees branch out at these ratios”

• “Galaxies expand at these ratios”

• “Some shells grow at these ratios”

• “Pi was used to build the pyramids and these numbers are at the rood of Pi.”

• “It’s called Fibonacci’s Ratio and markets tend to turn at these points. People are uniquely individual but in great enough numbers we tend to make predictable decisions as a group.”

• “Here’s an example from the day the market fell 1000 points. It rallied to one of the Fibonacci numbers, fell again and then bounced to 61.8%.”

• “So market timing is absolutely doable by ordinary people. This 59 year study shows you one tool that can tripled the Dow’ performance. If you invested $10,000 in 1950 during the worst months, 59 years later you actually lost money.”

• If you started at the same time with the same $10,000 and bought in and held the entire time your investment grew to $464,305.”

• “But if you invested the same $10,000 during the best times, tweaked by one moving average, your money grew over 300% - to $1.3 million!”

• ) “Here’s some of the results I’ve had. This gentleman has a Master’s degree in Financial Planning but still managed to turn $80,000 into $21,000. In one week I showed him how to increase his portfolio 50%”

• These are my results: I saw the bottom clearly and acted, growing an account I manage 347%. That’s roughly 12 years of interest at 12%. You can have hope again growing your account like that.”

• “Here’s a recommendation I made to a friend: Buy Ford after it broke $2. It rose to over $14. Everyone had a chance at a 700% profit; you might even have thought you should buy it but needed some encouragement.”

• “Even when the market is falling, there are stocks that soar at the same time.”

• Cornerstone has been in the yellow pages for years.”