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Who We're Not
We are not affiliated with any brokerage company or stock. We do not accept any money or any other compensation to artificially prop up stocks. All our featured stocks are based on our trending reports and our technical analysis.

We never feature stocks that are tips from other people. All our candidates come from our data analysis only.

A Quick Study - Expand & Contract - Here’s a quick study on one of our recently featured stocks. The action of LPTHA is a common one to many of our selections.

These are momentum stocks—they are trending upwards but they still contract (pull-back).

Sometimes a featured stock will dip in price and, after a short period, increase to the point of making another 52-Week New High.

All numbers below as of 01/01/00 unless otherwise specified.

LPTHA - LightPath Technologies (NasdaqSC:LPTHA)

On 12/13, we noticed this stock had risen 52% since 11/16. Technical analysis tests all returned 100% BUY ratings. We featured this stock on 12/31 (price $12.19).

From 12/13 to 12/22, this stock tanked losing $2.69 a share to close at $9.50 (dropping 22%). This was the contraction from the previous new high. Profit taking and normal resistance pulled this stock back down.

Then, however, the next trend cycle began. Since 12/22, this stock has risen $9.19 per share (12/31 close $18.69, up 53% from the date we featured this stock).

As of 01/03 (10:22a ET), this stock was up +2.00 (+10.70%).

This stock has risen +69.7% since we featured it on 12/13.

Our Web Sites
We have two separate websites. One is maintained by Yahoo (Vooish Momentum Trader Club) where we keep our portfolios and our message board. It's here you can find a list of all our featured stocks and their returns. This site is used to broadcast additional info including a daily list of NASDAQ trending stocks, our Top 35 Performing stocks list, Portfolio returns, etc. 
Our Strategies
No matter how impressive a stock's fundamentals--if it's not moving upwards then why buy it? We look for stocks making multiple breakouts within a short time frame. We focus on NASDAQ technology and healthcare related stocks making repeated 52-Week New Highs. Part of our selection criteria includes myriad technical analysis tests.
Integrity of Our Picks
There's no bait and switch going on here. We use Yahoo to host our bulletin board. Our featured stock messages are date/time stamped by Yahoo (not by us). We cannot alter them once they are posted.

For instance, on our clubhouse bulletin board, you'll find a message recommending ENON (msg#51) dated 11/09/99. The closing price for this stock on 11/09 was $8.00. As of 12/09, the price for a share of ENON was $23.13-an increase of over 189% since it was featured on our bulletin board/web site.

Because the clubhouse site is maintained by Yahoo-not our web developers-you can be assured of the accuracy of our portfolio returns as well.

Our Portfolios
Because we use Yahoo to maintain our portfolios we cannot record sell; transactions. There are advantages and disadvantages to this.

The benefit is we never remove a previously featured stock from our portfolios so the integrity of our picks remain intact. You will always see our winners and our losers. You see every stock we featured for any given time frame. We do not delete the losers once they have fallen 10%,etc.

The disadvantage is by leaving these dogs in our portfolios we are artificially skewing our portfolio returns downwards. It could be argued, a prudent investor would sell a stock that dropped 15%, for instance. So, when you see our returns, keep in mind these portfolios do not represent an actual buy/sell portfolio but act more like watch accounts. Even so, our portfolio returns are impressive.

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