 Dear Fellow Investor,
The Kyoto Station was first opened for service by the decree of Emperor Meiji in 1877. Fifteen stories high and with more than 2.5 million square feet of floor space, it is one of Japan’s major transportation hubs and one of the country’s largest -- and most intimidating -- buildings. Every few minutes a Shinkansen -- a Japanese bullet train -- goes streaking off to a different destination at speeds of up to 200 kilometers per hour. Imagine yourself standing in Kyoto Station. You know your destination, but you don’t know where to meet your train… or how to get there. You anxiously stare up at the electronic boards overhead, flashing various messages... all of them in Japanese. Your throat tightens. Your hands begin to sweat. You know that, without assistance, the odds of getting on the right train at the right time are small.  Suddenly, a kindly gentleman appears. He smiles and says in perfect English that you look perplexed. He asks if he can help. Relieved, you tell him where you want to go. He nods and motions for you to follow him. He walks you up the escalator, across 3 platforms, and down a flight of stairs to your departure point. He smiles as the door swings opens and you sink into your seat. You start to relax. At last, you’re on your way. It’s a good feeling. So now I bet you’re asking yourself, “What does this story have to do with making $442,000 in today’s financial markets?" In a word, everything. Right now investors are stranded in their own Kyoto Station. Everywhere you turn in today’s markets, there’s confusion, risk... and uncertainty. Most investors have never heard of CMOs, repurchase agreements, and auction-rate securities, or imagined that their meltdown would throw sand in the gears of the nation’s financial markets. Or that companies like Bear Stearns, Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, Lehman Brothers, or Merrill Lynch would one day go belly up. Yet every financial crisis sows the seeds of opportunity. You need only know where to be... and when. Like the traveler stranded in Kyoto Station, you need an experienced guide -- someone who really knows the territory -- to get you where you need to be. That’s why I’m writing you today. Despite these treacherous and volatile markets, I want to guide you in the right direction to preserve and grow your hard-earned investment capital. Not only to make big money in the weeks ahead... but to enjoy big, consistent gains for years to come. In fact, I’m going to start by taking you out of “Kyoto Station" and showing you how to make $442,000 over the next 7 months. This may sound like a bold promise. But I’ve made bolder ones. And kept them, as you’ll soon see. So hear me out. You have the opportunity to add nearly a half million dollars to your net worth over the next 7 months -- while keeping your risk tightly controlled. Here’s how... From Central Intelligence to Investor Intelligence My name is Dr. Mark Skousen. For the past 29 years, I’ve been the editor of the award-winning investment letter Forecasts & Strategies. (Although, quite frankly, it’s not my investment letter that I want to talk to you about today.) You don’t last 3 decades in this business unless you have an unusual perspective... and ideas that work (and that make money.)  Trust me, this isn’t easy. I’ve earned a Ph.D. in Economics. I’ve taught at many of the nation’s top centers of learning, including Columbia University. I’ve written more than 2 dozen books on finance and investing, many of them bestsellers. I worked as an economist for the Central Intelligence Agency. And because of my wide-ranging contacts in business, law, and politics, I’m often referred to as “Washington’s #1 Financial Insider."
In short, I have experience -- and insights -- that no other investment advisor can match. Larry Kudlow, host of Kudlow & Company, whose TV show I appear on regularly, says "Mark Skousen is one of the best financial economists I know." John Mackey, the CEO of Fortune 500 company Whole Foods, calls me "a first-rate thinker, writer, and practitioner of sound economics." And the late Nobel Laureate Milton Friedman referred to me as an "able, imaginative, and energetic economist." But, I'm not here to blow my own horn. I just want you to understand that I know finance and investing. And I have the knowledge and expertise to lead you through "Kyoto Station"... and put you on the bullet train to financial freedom. I've done it myself... and so have my readers. Now it's your turn. I'm going to share my secrets with you, starting with how you can make $442,000 over the next 7 months. However, I'm going to ask you to do something that most people never do their whole lives: think unconventionally. You see, most investors are spoon-fed traditional advice from the mainstream media, their broker, their insurance agent, or their financial planner. Consequently, they don't understand the unusual -- and immensely profitable -- investment approach I'm about to share with you today. Everywhere you go, you hear conventional investment "wisdom"; repeated over and over again. "Buy and hold." "Diversify broadly." "Think long term." This kind of advice may be safe. But it certainly hasn't been very profitable. My unconventional approach takes on a little risk, but the returns are many times more profitable. The Bottom Line on Today's Financial Markets Most stocks have let investors down. Not only did the market dip into bear market territory recently, but the S&P 500, with dividends reinvested, has compounded at less than 1% annually for the past 10 years. And the vast majority of investors -- including professional money managers -- have actually underperformed the S&P 500. Most have been losing money -- or treading water -- for over a decade now. (Even though dozens of individual companies -- like Apple Computer and Chesapeake Energy -- have soared ten-fold or more.) Bonds, the traditional safe haven, yield next to nothing after inflation. And with cost pressures building, most bonds -- but not all -- will take a beating as consumer prices rise.  Worse still, real estate is in a major slump. Housing in some areas -- including formerly desirable places like Miami, Phoenix, and Las Vegas -- has slumped 25% or more over the past year. The last thing most investors need is another big, depreciating asset that requires tax payments, insurance, maintenance, and big commissions to buy or sell. But you can't reach your goals by playing it safe. The average money market fund is paying less than 2%. Try retiring on that. You're not even keeping up with inflation. Moreover, some investments sold by Wall Street as "cash investments" can't even be liquidated. Holders are stuck. Meanwhile, food prices are up. Health care costs are soaring. And insurance is getting increasingly expensive. It's a mess. As I said, investors are stranded in Kyoto Station right now. You know where you want to go. Your destination is financial independence, a place where money is no longer a concern, where you're free to live the life you've imagined. But, the clock is ticking. You only have so many years until retirement... or, maybe, you're already there. And your cost of living is rising. You need a trusted guide to put you on the bullet train to financial freedom. That's what I'm here for. Let me show you exactly what to do with your hard-earned investment capital. What I Learned From the World's Top Money Manager If you feel apprehensive about the financial markets right now, I understand. I, too, once struggled to make sense of them. I spent my early years searching for the right approach, one that would serve me well in good times and bad. I wanted so badly to meet someone I could trust who really knew. Fortunately, I did. I learned at the feet of a gentleman who -- until he died recently -- was one of the world's undisputed money masters: John Templeton. Forbes magazine once described Templeton as "one of the handful of true investment greats in a field crowded with mediocrity and bloated reputations." In 1999, Money magazine referred to him as "arguably the greatest global stock picker of the century." Just how good was he? $10,000 invested in the S&P 500 54 years ago, with dividends reinvested, would have turned into $2.8 million. Not bad. But the same amount invested in his flagship mutual fund would have grown to $10.7 million. Sadly, John Templeton passed away earlier this year. But when I was living in the Bahamas with my family in the early 80s, I had the opportunity to meet with him privately. My Private Meeting With John Templeton I'll never forget the day he first pulled up in his trademark Rolls Royce. And I'll always remember what he taught me, how he forever changed my approach to the markets. What I learned set me -- and my readers -- on the path to prosperity, the bullet train to financial freedom. This was in the early 80s, a difficult period for investors. Economic growth was stagnant. Interest rates were soaring. And hyper-inflation had raised its ugly head. The bestseller lists were filled with books with titles like "Crisis Investing" and "How to Prosper During the Coming Bad Years." Just as now, the future looked bleak. Many investors were buying commodities, gold, silver, diamonds, and other tangible assets. Stocks and bonds were struggling, just like now.  As an economist, I had a frank exchanges of views with Templeton. Then I asked him -- as one of the world's premier money managers -- how he thought an investor could make money in crazy markets like these.
Templeton leaned forward. "Skousen," he said softly. "There's always a bull market somewhere." As he continued on, his words hit me like a thunder bolt. What a simple but profound truth. Up until then, I had often wasted time and money fighting the major trends. What Templeton was saying was this: If most stocks are falling, stay out of most stocks. Go instead with the few companies whose fortunes are rising rather than falling. Or go with bonds. Or gold. Or commodities. Look at the world as a whole and buy only those investments that are cheap, mispriced, misunderstood... and in a sustainable uptrend. Like all great investment truths, it was deceptively simple, yet immensely profitable. During the course of our conversation, Templeton explained how he had made millions for his investors by investing in Japanese stocks in the 70s while U.S. stocks were floundering. He had invested in European currencies -- that soared -- when the dollar was sinking. And he was ready to consider any asset that was truly cheap... and on its way to higher levels. The key is to look the world over to find bargains or exploit existing trends and not be bound by any one market... or any single investment approach. Templeton taught me to stop thinking conventionally and start thinking like a top hedge fund manager. There is always a way to profit if you take a global perspective and a multi-investment outlook. Instead of thinking -- and investing -- conventionally, I began canvassing the world's markets for the very best opportunities, those rare investments that are safe, profitable... and in a pronounced, sustainable uptrend. In the more than 25 years since my meeting with Templeton, I've refined this technique. And made my followers millions of dollars in individual stocks, junk bonds, closed-end funds, precious metals, and dozens of special situations. In short, I've had more than my fair share of success. And today I want to share that success with you... and show you how you can use my methods to put at least $442,000 in your pocket over the next 7 months. This is the chance for you to take advantage of a smorgasbord of some of the worlds fastest-growing -- and most profitable -- investment opportunities. But you will need to think just a bit unconventionally. As Templeton said, "There's always a bull market somewhere." Here's how to exploit this basic truth today to generate maximum financial gains. The Bullet Train to Financial Freedom Templeton taught me to think like a hedge fund manager. The world of hedge funds may appear exotic and mysterious to you... and is often misunderstood. But, as I'll show you, you don't need to actually invest in a hedge fund to enjoy fabulous short-term profits. (In fact, investing in a hedge fund may actually be counter-productive.)
But, just for a moment, I'm going to ask you to think like a hedge fund manager and -- if you're smart -- invest like one. Hedge funds are like mutual funds in some respects. Investors pool their money to be managed by an investment professional. And their shares can be redeemed on demand.
But that's where the similarities end. 
Hedge funds are almost infinitely flexible and can do things mutual fund managers can only dream about. They can buy stocks... or bonds... or commodities... or real estate trusts... or precious metals... or follow any trend. (They can invest anywhere there is a bull market.)
And here's another big difference. Hedge funds go after high absolute returns. Mutual funds, on the other hand, seek high relative returns.
The difference is crucial. And it explains why the average investor often feels like his mutual funds have him on a slow boat to China. For example, if the stock market drops 20% one year and your mutual fund falls only 15%, the fund company will often boast of the fund's high "relative returns." But all they really have is... a lot of nerve. If you invested $100,000 in such a fund, you've now lost $15,000. Yet while you're licking your wounds, the fund company is sending the manager a big bonus and a bouquet of roses for "beating the market." Billionaires and other wealthy hedge fund shareholders will stand for none of this nonsense. Hedge funds describe success only one way: high absolute returns. That means you must have more money than when you started. A lot more.
Here are just a few examples. The Aggressive Appreciation 100 Fund rose 63% in a single month. The Zazove Aggressive Growth Fund rose 148.7% in a 12-month period when the S&P 500 was down. And the Welch Life Sciences Fund rose 311.5% during the recent 3-year bear market.
Hedge funds can generate these returns because they're designed to profit in any type of market: up, down, or sideways.
That's because a hedge fund manager can bet on share prices either rising or falling. If a stock drops 50%, for instance, he can take a 50% profit. (Or a 500% profit, if he's using leverage.)
And, as we all know, stocks go down a lot faster than they go up. So when the profits from betting against stocks come, they often come very quickly.
Think about how quickly Enron plummeted. Or Worldcom. Or JDS Uniphase. Hedge funds made fortunes on stocks like these... while the average investor was left holding the bag.
A hedge trader can also invest in anything: stocks, bonds, currencies, real estate trusts, or precious metals. He can seek out special situations like takeover targets or potential merger candidates.
It's this endless flexibility -- and the profitability that comes with it -- that has always attracted the world's richest, most sophisticated investors. And it's this ability to profit from virtually anything, trending up or down, that will allow you to accumulate at least $442,000 in profits over the next 7 months. Let me tell you how... The World Is Now Your Oyster Hedge funds have the freedom to invest in any market anywhere in the world. Often when the market here is moving down or sideways, markets overseas are just taking off. That means you can look forward to capital gains and currency appreciation as well. Hedge funds are quick to capitalize on that. They can buy shares wherever the best returns are occurring. Maybe that's in Japan. Or Britain. Or Australia. Or Hong Kong.
And maybe it's right here at home.
It really doesn't matter. Because a hedge fund has no geographic restrictions.
And since more than two-thirds of the world's stock market opportunities exist outside the U.S., there are plenty of great possibilities from which a hedge trader can choose. Another Hedge Fund Advantage Hedge fund managers also have an unfair advantage over mutual funds by taking highly concentrated positions. That means they don't have to diversify into dozens or hundreds of investments just to satisfy some requirement in their prospectus. If a hedge fund manager sees only five great opportunities at a given time, he needn't invest beyond those five.
He can keep the rest of your money safe in cash.
But a mutual fund manager who was caught with only 5 positions in his fund would be in big trouble. Most mutual funds have a prospectus that requires them to diversify broadly. That's one reason why their returns often suffer in comparison.
Don't get me wrong. Diversification can be a good thing. But if a fund has dozens or hundreds of individual stocks, it's very hard to post great numbers. Especially after deducting management fees and other annual expenses.
Overdiversification -- combined with layers of fees -- is why 3 out of 4 mutual funds cannot beat an unmanaged index like the S&P 500.
As Wall Street legend Gerald Loeb once said in his classic book The Battle for Investment Survival: "Diversification is a necessity for the beginner. On the other hand, the really great fortunes were made by concentration." Most of us understand this... Take Bill Gates, for instance. He never rushed to sell his shares of Microsoft and diversify into other stocks. Rather, he became one of the world's richest men precisely because he didn't. The same is true of Warren Buffett. He didn't become wealthy by selling his shares of Berkshire Hathaway and putting the money in an index fund. Hedge fund managers know that taking a few successful positions beats overdiversifying any day of the week. The Good, the Bad, and the Amazingly Profitable You’re probably thinking you’d enjoy the short-term profits and excitement of hedge fund ownership. And you can... very simply, easily and cost-effectively. But I won’t have you send money off to a hedge fund. For all their advantages, hedge funds have major drawbacks, too. Let's start with the fact that unless you're already rich, Uncle Sam won't even let you in the door. You see, hedge funds don't register with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), so the U.S. government prevents you from investing in them unless you can prove you're an "accredited investor." (That means you must have a net worth of more than $1.5 million, or income in excess of $200,000 in each of the last 2 years.)  Most hedge funds also have a 6-figure investment minimum. And for some of the good ones, it's $1 million or more. Even if you're already rich, it can be tough to free up this kind of cash.
Hedge funds don't have daily liquidity, either. Most allow you to withdraw your money only once each quarter... and some only once a year. Not good if you need cash in a pinch. And not all of these funds are reputable. For example, the managers at one Connecticut hedge fund, Bayou Management, pleaded guilty to fraud -- after losing more than $300 million of shareholders' money. And, finally, there are fees. Lots of them. Most hedge funds charge shareholders 1% to 2% a year in management fees. But there's more. Most hedge fund managers also take 20% of the net profits. That's right -- 20%! It's called an "incentive bonus." The idea is that you attract the most talented managers by coughing up 20% of your winnings in addition to the annual management fee. What if the fund suffers a short-term loss? Rest assured, a hedge fund manager shares in none of that. It may seem unfair, I know, but these are simply the rules of the hedge fund game. The Skousen Solution That's why I'm excited to tell you a much better alternative to hedge funds now exists. And while it may make you a multi-millionaire, you don't have to be one to get started. And you have the very real prospect of making $442,000 in the next 7 months alone. I'm talking about a fast-paced trading service I run that invests in the same opportunities, and uses many of the same trading techniques, as the world's top hedge funds. It's called the Skousen Hedge Fund Trader. As you'll see, we've experienced returns that are nothing less than spectacular.
However, there are no minimum investment levels here. Nor do you need to open an offshore account. Using your own broker is fine.
There are no net-worth requirements. And there's no illiquidity either. (You can cash in your investments whenever you want.)
Furthermore, you won't pay a management fee to anyone or be required to share even one dime of your profits. The Proof is in the Pudding However, I invite you to be skeptical. Regardless of how good an investment system sounds, the proof is in the pudding. And my subscribers have had much to celebrate. While the market has been on a roller coaster for the last few years, we've locked in double- and triple-digit gains with almost monotonous regularity. And we've been using a whole arsenal of weapons to capture the market's very best profits. For example, when Apple conquered the digital music world with its iPod music player, we were there -- and locked in a 155% profit in just over five months. I also recommended a company called Collector's Universe to my subscribers. I knew the business. I knew the management. And I knew the potential was huge. We took a 453% gain in 14 months. During the summer of 2005, I sent a special alert to my subscribers, telling them "MBNA, in my opinion, is a prime takeover candidate. It needs the wider product platform of a bank or major financial services company to become competitive again." I told them to buy both the stock and the December $25 calls. Just 3 weeks later the stock soared on news of a buyout by Bank of America. And our options really took off. In fact, we locked in a 322% profit in just 17 days! This was no fluke. Within a matter of days, we did it again. I sent a special alert to subscribers telling them to expect a buy-out of Canadian oil and gas producer, PetroKazakhstan. The next month we sold our shares on news of a buyout. Our gain? 42% in just 6 weeks and 223% on the calls. We've had plenty of other successes. Even as the markets turned sharply lower. In early 2008, for example, world financial markets began hitting the skids. And we were ready. I told Skousen Hedge Fund Trader subscribers to buy "ultra short" funds that trade on the American Stock Exchange. As markets here and abroad fell, we locked in quick profits as these funds rose twice as much as the market fell! As the market ventured further into bear market territory, we locked in double-digit gains in stocks like Visa, Yanzhou Coal, ING Group, Sadia, and Suncor Energy. (After all, there's always a bull market somewhere.) Many of our returns have been truly exceptional. We've locked in gains of 146% in 7 days, 182% in 2 weeks, 213% in 10 weeks, 328% in 9 days, 360% in 3 months, 420% in 5 weeks, 422% in 10 weeks, and 510% in 3 months. Now I'm not saying we don't ever lose. Of course we have positions that go against us from time to time. But we cut our losses short quickly. (My #1 rule is "never let a small loss turn into an unacceptable large loss.") That's why we have beaten the market again and again -- and by a substantial margin. And more importantly our wins overpower our losses. In fact, when we reviewed the 98 options recommended and sold since we began our service in 2003, we discovered we were pulling in amazing double-digit gains with an average hold time of just 2 months. Can you imagine -- racking up double-digit profits every 60 days with a few option plays. That works out to an annualized yield of 186%! How have we done it? By going both long and short. Buying growth and value. Investing here and abroad. In short, by taking smart, calculated risks, and ignoring Wall Street's mainstream advice. And by recognizing there is always a bull market somewhere. True, investors are uneasy right now -- and some are downright panicky. Ironically, this is the point where the biggest bargains develop. John Templeton advised that we always stand to make the most money at the point of "maximum pessimism." With the credit crisis, the economic slump, and the housing downturn we're very close to that today. Right now I see more easy money-making opportunities -- lay-ups, as I call them -- than I've seen in a very long time. Having Your Cake... and "Stacking" It, Too Now... you might wonder how so many of my stock picks can work out so well for so long. It comes from years of experience, practice and analysis. And I don't mind telling you that I have often gone up against the very best stock pickers in the United States -- and won. In fact, Steve Halpern, Editor of The Stock Advisors, who runs the annual AOL Money & Finance competition, had this to say about my performance... "For over 25 years, I have conducted an annual feature asking the nation's leading newsletter advisors to select their favorite stock for the coming year. Year after year, Mark has consistently been among the top performers in this contest. Indeed, out of some 100 financial advisors, Mark has ranked in the top few spots more than any other." Check out my track record for the past 4 years in this widely scrutinized contest... In 2007, I came in second with a stock that more than doubled. In 2006, I was in the top five with a stock that rose almost 50% during the year. In 2005, my top pick had a very big run up that propelled me to the top 10. In 2004, I came in #1 -- with a stock selection that nearly doubled. |
How can you use my stock-picking skills to turn $10,000 into $442,000 in a matter of months? By following a trading technique I call "short-term stacking." Let me give you an example of how it works. Let's say you put $10,000 into the Yanzhou Coal Mining calls that I recommended on April 4th of last year. A month later I recommended taking profits of 262.8%. That means your $10,000 would now be worth $36,280. You could have stopped there -- or you could have taken that money and invested it in the CNOOC Ltd. calls I recommended the very next day. That yielded a profit of 420% in less than 4 weeks. Your $36,280 would now be worth $188,656. Again, you could have stopped there. Or you could have kept "stacking" your short-term profits by taking those proceeds and putting them into the Harmony Gold calls I recommended a few weeks later. When we took profits of 141% 3 weeks later, your $188,656 would have turned into $452,811. That's a profit of over $440,000. And, the whole process would have taken approximately five months. Is this a typical representation of what you could have done? No, it's not. You could have bought a series of options that returned less. Or... you could have bought a series of options that returned many times more. No one has a crystal ball that can tell you what sequence of buys and sells -- of "short-term stacking" -- will result in the biggest profits. But the opportunities do exist. And my job is to point them out to you. As a subscriber to the Skousen Hedge Fund Trader, you will always have the choice of trading the riskier options I recommend. Or you can stick to my highly profitable recommendations in individual stocks and bonds. It's up to you. The important thing is to understand that we live in a world of opportunities, and it is up to you to seize them. After all, there is always a bull market somewhere. The Dream... Realized If enjoying all the benefits of hedge fund ownership without the costs, hassles, or drawbacks sounds like a pipe dream, I understand. But I head up an elite group of traders who are doing exactly that.
You don't have to shoulder the burdens of becoming a hedge fund shareholder. I'm going to share my best and most timely ideas with you, so you can execute these trades in your own brokerage account. 
In effect, you'll be creating your own custom-made, private hedge fund!
Imagine... you'll be profiting in both bull and bear markets, using the same proven techniques as the world's top hedgers.
We'll take advantage of short-term profit opportunities anywhere in the world, enjoying both capital gains and currency gains. (And dividend income, too.) Plus, I'll show you how to use options -- if you choose -- to leverage your returns even more.
We'll stick to just a few concentrated positions at a time -- so you get more bang for your buck.
With my investment experience and economic background -- and my proven trading techniques -- I'll help you stack short-term profits and take the bullet train to long-term wealth. Starting with $442,000 in the next 7 months. You need only become a subscriber to my fast-moving trading service, the Skousen Hedge Fund Trader. I'm committed to bringing you my very best trading ideas every week -- by e-mail or fax -- so that you can both reduce the risk in your portfolio and enjoy the same fabulous short-term results as the world's top hedge funds. No one will know my next trading move before you do -- my recommendations will be sent directly to you via e-mail or fax immediately after making the decision. More importantly, with every pick you'll have both a conservative way (buying the stock) and an aggressive way (buying the accompanying options) to take advantage of the opportunity. You can enjoy high returns... or spectacular higher-risk returns. The choice is yours. In Life... Timing Is Everything Here's how it works. Whenever I see a fast-moving opportunity that promises big profit potential, I immediately write it up and send a trading alert to you by e-mail or fax (your choice).
Each recommendation will include the facts behind each trade as well as explicit instructions to read to your broker or enter online. (I recommend using a deep-discount broker to maximize your returns.)
There is no exact timetable for these trading alerts. Sometimes ideas will come fast and furious. Other times the opportunities may be more scarce. But you will always receive at least one trading alert per week from me, either detailing a new trading opportunity or updating you on my existing ones.
Let me remind you this service is not for everyone. If you're a conventional investor who prefers to just buy-and-hold, this is not for you.
But if you like shorter-term trading -- and the fun, excitement, and potential big profits that come with running your own private "hedge fund" -- don't let this opportunity pass you by.
I'm able to offer this exciting trading service to you -- for a limited time -- at the special rate of just $995 for a year's subscription. That's $255 off the regular rate of $1,250 per year. (Quarterly billing is available at $275 if you prefer.)
And, there's no risk to you with... My Risk-Free "Double" Guarantee With this invitation, you'll also get my risk-free "Double Guarantee". That means you get 2 months of Skousen Hedge Fund Trader entirely at my risk. You get to profit from 2 months of my recommendations before you decide to commit a dime. If you're not satisfied within your 2 months, don't worry. Just let me know and we'll promptly refund every penny that you've spent on the subscription. No questions asked. And here's the "Double" part of your guarantee... even after the first 2 months, if at any time during your subscription period you're not satisfied, you're still free to cancel for any reason. You'll receive an immediate refund for the remaining portion of your subscription. A Profitable Beginning As you've seen, this exciting service has been very profitable. A good hedge fund manager expects to see his long positions going up and his short positions going down, regardless of what the market is doing. This is exactly what we're seeing in our current portfolio. Imagine how it will feel to be $442,000 ahead in the next 7 months. Strictly Limited Membership Subscriptions to this service are limited to 2,000 members this year since too many traders could potentially move the market with some special situations. And with new subscribers joining almost everyday, we could reach our cap soon.
We accept subscribers on a first-come, first-served basis. (We will, however, maintain an active waiting list.)
Join us now, while space is still available and you'll receive my next trading alert -- and the potential profits that come with it.
Chances are, you've never seen an opportunity like this before.
Reserve your membership to the Skousen Hedge Fund Trader now by calling our toll-free number at 1-888-219-4750 or by clicking the "Subscribe Now" button below. And you'll receive my 100% No-Risk "Double Guarantee" -- try the service for 60 days. If you are not satisfied... we'll refund you every penny.
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