1st Choice Stock Market Timing

Where Timing Is Everything!

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1st Choice Market Timing

Professional
Index Mutual Fund Timing

Welcome! Our clients are individuals and institutions who have two primary goals in mind when investing in the stock market.

The first, and foremost, of these is preservation of capital. Our timing model attempts to limit drawdowns by reacting to quickly changing market conditions. Holding stocks and most mutual funds during protracted declines is not prudent in our judgment.

Our second goal is to out perform the major market averages over the long term. Our timing model has historically accomplished this consistently. $1.00 invested in 1987 using our model would have grown to $163 today! A buy and hold investor would have seen $1.00 grow to less than $5. (See Results)

Our system uses a quantitative model designed to position us in the direction of least resistance for the stock market. This method lends itself to the management of IRA's, other self directed retirement funds and non-retirement investment capital.

While no market timing method is perfect, we feel so strongly about our method that we use these same signals ourselves to manage our own mutual fund investments.

Review our historical results and timing mechanics to discover this simple method to superior investment results. (See Execution)

Members receive daily email signal updates and members only page access to daily signals, updated performance, signal chart, etc.

If you are serious about your investments, register today and let us help YOU make sound timing decisions!

Capital Preservation with Performance!

S&P 500 Index
January 1987 Through December 2006

	Buy and Hold*	1st Choice Timing*
APR*	+9.14%	+27.83%
Total Gain	475.49%	13,590.02%
*Largest DD From Peak**	-49.15%	-20.25%
Losing Years	5	2
$1 Grows To	$5.75	$135.90

Recent Results
Updated Friday September 14, 2007

Buy and Hold*

1st Choice Timing*

2000

2001

2002

2003

2004

2005

2006

2007 YTD
Updated
Weekly

-10.1%

-13.0%

-23.4%

+26.4%

+9.0%

+3.0%

+13.6%

+4.6%

+18.6%

+66.8%

+14.5%

+38.3%

+21.2%

-1.2%

-9.6%

+2.4%

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* APR - Compound Annual Percentage Rate. DD - DrawDown. YTD - Year To Date Gain or Loss. Hypothetical trades on next day's close after signal in an investment vehicle approximating the S&P 500 Index.
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