Make Monster Profits From
the Market’s 5 Hottest Sectors

FIR has just released our latest sector investing report detailing five new locked-in profit trends that we predict will be the big winners in the coming year. You must position yourself now before the herds rush in.

In the past year alone FIR subscribers have already pocketed gains of + 29% in the Commodities sector, +51% in Commercial REITs, +53% in the Utilities sector +54% in Tobacco stocks and +56% from the Oil exploration sector.

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Had you listened to our advice in Financial Intelligence Report, you could have made a fortune . . .

Had you invested in the energy sector when we first recommended it and oil was just $29.41 a barrel – you could have realized gains of as much as 52%.

Had you bought into the defense stocks sector when we first recommended it, you would have made gains of 20%.

Are there others? Yes!

In September 2003 we recommended stocks within the consumer staples sector. The rise in that sector would have helped make you 23% better off today.

At the same time we advised readers to buy stocks in the utilities sector. Since our recommendation, the sector has returned gains of 53%.

We also recommended the benefits of investing in tobacco stocks, which have risen some 54% since then.

We have consistently recommended dividend-paying stocks to readers from the get-go. A canny sector play here might have netted you 23% had you taken our advice.

Readers who followed our advice to profit from the handsome income gains to be had from the commercial real estate sector could be up as much as 51%.

Companies in the oil exploration sector jumped, helping to boost the broad sector higher by 56% after we recommended them to our readers.

Our commodity bull-theme has been consistent throughout. Since we first recommended stocks within this area, commodities have soared. Despite a rocky ride, the sector has added 29% since we first added it to our “buy” box.

Such is the magic – and you can reap incredible gains with your money if you understand the power of trends and harness that power through sector investing.

And remember: The broad market has gained only modestly within the past year.

We have also advised our readers to AVOID key sectors.

Auto manufacturers have slumped 24% since our warning to avoid the sector. Airline stocks have fallen 7% since we told readers to steer clear of these equities.

Our must-read Financial Intelligence Report has long touted the use of sector investing to harness the power of these trends.

Today, we believe you can realize tremendous gains in the future if you understand several trends that are as clear to you as they are to us.

For example, rising interest rates will have clear implications for profits at interest-rate-sensitive companies such as banks and mortgage lenders.

So how do you profit from such clearly understood trends?

Easy. Financial Intelligence Report is offering a recommendation service called SectorTrade, managed by renowned analyst Andrew Wilkinson.

Simply put, SectorTrade gives you specific trading recommendation, based on our inside track information.

Had you invested in key sectors in just the past year, you could have made gains of 50% or more even as the market performed poorly – the S&P 500 has delivered a return of just 5.6% since June 2004.

Ride the Wave: Harness Powerful Trends

By consulting some of the world’s greatest financial minds, we have identified several trends including:

* The residential real estate boom will go bust in just 12 to 24 months, killing real estate values in many markets but making fortunes for those who know how to beat the market.

* A massive demographic tidal wave is about to hit the U.S. as 77 million Baby Boomers retire – swamping pension systems and the health care system. Some sectors will suffer massive, long-term losses as others post huge gains.

* The massive U.S. debt, coupled with America’s entitlement nightmare, will wreak havoc on the U.S. market and the dollar. As American stocks weaken, several emerging markets in Asia and Latin America will reap the benefit and become the next tigers of the world economy.

* As the new emerging markets grow, and the dollar weakens, commodities will continue to be robust and offer remarkable returns.

Sectors: Key to Making Your Fortune

The key to making money in financial markets is knowing when to invest in what.

As the saying goes, "Every dog has its day." Similarly, every sector has its heyday.

In the 1940s, it was defense and natural resource stocks.

In the 1950s, it was blue chips and industrials.

In the 1970s, it was computers.

In the 1980s, it was financial services.

In the 1990s, it was the Internet and high-tech stocks.

In both bull and bear markets, specific sectors are often winners while others are clear losers - hence the wisdom of sector investing.

A sector is a portion of the overall stock market united by common characteristics – for example, health care stocks or defense stocks. Sector investing means focusing your investments on a particular segment that you expect to benefit from present and near-term trends.

By correctly timing investments in the booming sectors, you can make spectacular profits - or, with bad timing, you can suffer spectacular losses. One of the most dramatic examples is the dot-com boom and bust.

Today, with so much savvy money going into sectors, new vehicles and tracking firms are popping up all the time.

Fund research and rating company Morningstar, Inc., tracks 10 different sectors, including consumer durables, consumer staples, energy, financial, health care, technology and utilities.

Investor’s Business Daily rates 197 industry groups based on prices and performance. Standard & Poor’s lists 52 market sectors including such narrow sectors as alcoholic beverages and tobacco, apparel and footwear, and supermarkets and drugstores.

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Make Huge Profits by Picking Sectors

You can make huge profits by investing in sectors on their way up.

Unlike day trading, in which you profit based on short-term (even hourly) fluctuations in stock prices, sector investing is often long-term investing (one year or more), based upon understanding and predicting market trends.

For instance, when the Berlin Wall and Soviet Union fell, that was obviously the time to bail out of defense stocks. Conversely, right after 9/11 was the time to jump back in.

Here are some other examples of where sector analysis has proved invaluable:

* Between May 2000 and June 2003, the Federal Reserve discount rate - the rate the Fed charged member banks for borrowing money - fell from 6% to less than 1%. An obvious beneficiary: real estate. During the same period, housing prices in some cities such as San Francisco increased from 40% to more than 100%.

Now rates are on the rise. If you have that knowledge you can reap huge returns investing in sectors.

* From the 1950s to the present, computer prices have plummeted over a millionfold. During the same period, computer stocks like Apple and Microsoft have soared, resulting in huge profits for investors in these sectors.

* During the last 16 months, the euro has risen nearly 50% against the dollar. By buying euros or other hard currencies like Swiss francs, you would have received similar returns on your investment.

One good rule of thumb is never to invest in something you don’t understand.

Thus, super-investor Warren Buffett generally avoids technology stocks and instead invests in insurance companies, consumer stocks and healthcare. The same thinking applies to sector investing.

Use common sense – including what you think the trends are indicating -- and stick to sectors you know will make you money based on these trends.

Making money on sectors used to be a clumsy process.

A sophisticated investor could go through stock lists and locate certain stocks in a sector, then go through the expensive and time-consuming process of picking a basket of stocks to create their own portfolio.

The process became somewhat easier when several mutual fund companies created sector mutual funds.

But the ease of investing and trading in sector stocks was made really easy with the recent growth of ETF funds. These ETFs – exchange traded funds – trade easily on major exchanges, and you buy them as easily as calling your brokers.

There is a strong list of sector ETFs and it’s growing all the time. You can buy these, and even short against them if you think a particular sector will decline in price. Also, options can bought on these sectors.

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Sector Investing Made Easy with SectorTrade

By becoming a member of SectorTrade you become the master of your own investments.

From time to time, our analysts will provide you with recommendations to buy and sell ETFs and other vehicles, such as options, to harness a trend.

We tell you what to buy or sell, and we give you the name of the ETF or investment vehicle, its symbol, its exchange and the best price to buy or sell it at. We explain with charts and analysis why you should make such a move.

Upon receiving this trade instruction, you can ask your broker to implement it.

It’s that simple.

As soon as you sign up we will send you your very first trade instruction.

And in the next few weeks we will offer several more for you to build an aggressive portfolio of sector investments.

Here are some powerful trends we predict you can ride to build your fortune.

Powerful Trend #1: Real Estate Price Collapse

In the October issue of FIR, Jarret Wollstein warned that there were early warning signs of cracks in the housing market as evidenced by longer selling times for homes.

Since that time, more and more real estate worries have emerged. Across the nation new housing starts for the month of March declined a dramatic 18%.

Spurred by low interest rates, an army of real estate investors – many of them with practically no real assets -- attend seminars on how to become independently wealthy by buying a portfolio of houses or condos and “flipping” them.

They would buy homes without any real down payment and with deceivingly low APR rates. All this was predicated on the delusional belief that real estate prices would always rise, and interest rates would stay low.

But that fantasy is already starting to come to an end. Fed short-term rates have risen 200% in a matter of months. The next shoe to drop will be long-term rates – which will soon rise – and the bottom will fall out of the residential market when that happens.

Even the FDIC warned that there are more straining factors contributing to the current bull market for homes.

We should note that many financial doom-and-gloomers were predicting a real estate collapse two years ago. We never said that. We said only that interest rates would cause a crash – and we didn’t see that happening for 12 months or longer.

But in the months ahead, as more cracks begin to show, we want to advise you about key sectors that will be affected and how you can make a killing on this powerful trend.

Knowing this trend is underway, you will be able to make great gains in sector funds specializing in commercial and office rental as well as those offering storage facilities.

You’ll be able to benefit from sector selection in financial companies whose operations don’t include mortgage lending, leaving them unexposed to a declining real estate environment.

On the down side, you can make a fortune by selling short in real estate, certain REITs, finance companies and banks that focus on home mortgages, home builders, and retail outlets like Home Depot that target the residential market.

Hints that a downturn is underway could have serious implications for other sectors that remain vulnerable, including building materials and suppliers, title companies, home improvement and home furnishing stocks, housewares suppliers and home insurance providers.

As the spigot closes on equity withdrawal, mortgage holders will find themselves less able to tap into the value of their shrinking equity, impacting stocks within sectors such as home entertainment and even motor vehicles.

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Powerful Trend #2: The Baby Boomers Will Retire

Financial Intelligence Report has painted a dire picture of the future health of the American economy as 77 million Baby Boomers retire.

The culprit is the combination of America maintaining a ruinous debt at the same time the Baby Boomers are beginning to retire.

This double whammy will hit the U.S. economy – and the first areas to become unhinged will be entitlement programs like Medicare and Social Security.

Already private pension systems are reeling from the Boomers who are retiring early.

But how does a street-smart investor take advantage of this powerful trend?

The clearest advice is to take advantage of companies whose core product is geared towards this demographic.

SectorTrade shows you what sectors will actually benefit from this tidal wave of retirees – including specific health care index funds and ETFs, as well as sector funds for emerging markets that will continue to boom as U.S. equities enter a long-time bear market.

SectorTrade will tell you when to buy into one of the available health care ETFs. That’s just one area of the economy that will benefit from this demographic shift.

Effects in other areas such as biotechnology and pharmaceuticals will soon kick in. We’ll instruct you on the right ETFs to buy to play these moves.

Other beneficiaries of this burgeoning trend may include sectors that cater to seniors’ housing needs. We’ll instruct you when to buy these funds.

Powerful Trend #3: The Commodity Boom

No matter how you look at it, commodity prices are on a tear and have been for some time.

There are two reasons for the spectacular rise in the prices of wheat, corn, soybeans and energy products.

First, demand has picked up. Many commodities, especially precious minerals, had suffered from depressed prices in recent years. Low prices failed to spur investment in growing these resources, and now that the global economy has recovered significantly, supply remains limited. In many cases it can take years to develop new crops or dig new mines to satisfy demand. The impact is to push up prices of raw materials.

Second, these raw materials are real assets and a hedge against inflation. Since just about all commodities are priced and traded in dollars, their value depends on how well the dollar is faring against other major currencies.

For the last several years the dollar index has fallen, reflecting basic supply and demand pressures on the American economy.

Because Americans spend more on foreign goods than overseas consumers do on America’s exports, the balance is in deficit and there are no signs of it closing any time soon. A weaker dollar has the potential to help solve the crisis in part as it makes it cheaper to export and more expensive to import.

In SectorTrade we will tell you how to benefit from the commodity boom. We identify the best vehicles for your investment – and the ones you must avoid.

Powerful Trend #4: The WiFi Boom

The Internet’s next step is WiFi.

The biggest beneficiaries will be chips -- chips for hot-spots, laptops, WiFi radio, WiFi cell phones.

Investors fell rapidly out of love with technology stocks after the bubble burst in 2000.

Who could blame them? Few companies had found ways to make money over the Internet and even fewer had found a way to deliver goods ordered online.

But less than half a decade later, technology and communications companies are making strident gains in the future of how we do business at home and in the office.

The same boom-and-bust cycle happened when personal computers first came into vogue in the 1970s. PC makers like Apple, Hewlett Packard and IBM had huge run-ups, only to bust when the reality did not meet expectations.

But PC’s came back into vogue in the 1990s with the growing popularity of the Internet.

We see the same thing happening with the Internet and computer devices.

The boom of the 1990s led to a bust beginning in 2000. We are now on the verge of a second boom as WiFi makes the Web and computers as commonplace and convenient as your wristwatch.

Already, you have probably noticed the proliferation of so-called ‘hot-spots’ in hotel lobbies, airport lounges and coffee shops.

The computer revolution entered a new phase in the last two years when technology allowed us to connect our computers to the Internet wirelessly. That meant an ability to network many computers, all feeding into the same Internet connection via a main computer – but without any wires!

IBM estimates that there are almost 27 million mobile workers in America. That’s about one in five employees. In 2005, half of all notebook computers will be able to connect remotely to a network. By 2008, 90% will be able to do so.

Last year corporate America spent $1.5 billion on wireless networks and it’s estimated that spending here will grow by one-third this year.

WiFi is set to become a major driver of change in the global economy. Gartner’s research expects there to be 10 times more wireless hot-spots by the end of 2005 than the 1.7 million in 2004.

Wireless applications will allow our communications devices to talk to each other. The central processing units within many of the common appliances that we use every day will be able to gather more information and react more quickly, allowing for an increasing number of uses.

With Wifi products growing faster than even the cellphone did in the past, there will be several clear beneficiaries from the Wifi revolution and the next generation of computers and Internet applications.

SectorTrade knows what these sectors are and how you can catapult your investment dollars for great returns.

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Act Now with SectorTrade

If there was ever a time for you to get into sector investing, it’s today.

Not only can you make a fortune investing based on trends you know to be true, but you can move today to protect yourself from the trends that will crush many investors.

Financial Intelligence Report has become must-read because of the incredible investment forecasting of Jarret Wollstein and our FIR team.

At SectorTrade, Wollstein and Andrew Wilkinson will work closely with our team to develop the best trades for you.

SectorTrade’s team leader will be Wilkinson, who is no beginner when it comes to trading on global markets.

British-born Andrew spent 10 years working in the City of London, where he served as both trader and broker, learning the insider secrets of how the global pros work the markets.

Andrew became so in-demand for his talent, he was offered leading trading advisory jobs at two of America’s largest financial publishing and advisory firms.

His broad knowledge – in equities, derivatives, currency, commodities and interest rate investing -- has made him one of the most sought-after traders in the world.

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A trading service like SectorTrade can easily cost $2,500 or $5,000 a year -- or for institutional clients even more.

But as a member of Financial Intelligence Report your special rate will be $1,299 – or just $108 a month.

And as an introductory offer – in the belief you will be with us for a long time to come – we can offer you the opportunity to be part of the exclusive SectorTrade group for just $899 in one annual payment.

That’s a savings of $400 off the regular rate.

And remember, the first 30 days of membership is at absolutely no risk. Tell us you want to cancel, and we’ll give you a full refund.

After the first 30 days you have the right to a full refund of the unused portion of your annual subscription – NO questions asked!

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