Monday, February 21, 2011

$5 FOR FEBRUARY

I think we are on the cusp of an amazing run in the precious metals markets. The time to get on board is now before the train completely leaves the station.

Starting today I'm going to do a $5 for the rest of February offer. For $5 you will get the nightly reports for the rest of the month and access to all historical reports, COT data & terminology document.
 

At the beginning of March this will convert to a reoccurring 6 month subscription. This should be long enough to get new subscribers through the rest of the C-wave and possibly through the D-wave this summer.


If you decide you don't want to subscribe for the 6 months just log in to your account, go to the manage subscription page and cancel your subscription any time before the end of the month. Your subscription will stay active till March and then expire without any further billing.


To activate the $5 special offer click on the link below and click on the $5 February offer.


https://smartmoneytrackerpremium.com/?pagename=Subscribe


I will also reactivate the special 15 month subscription for the next few days. In order to view that option you will need to enter the word smtwebinar in the promotional code box and then click continue.

9 comments:

  1. so far i lost more than $5000 for subscribing this website. The problem is he flip-flop too much too soon, I think I'll be better off throwing the dice for advise.

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  2. Obviously you aren't even a real subscriber. If you were you would know that we exited to wait for the miners to confirm and then re-entered once they did. True subs have now made about 20-30% in the last 2 -3 weeks alone, not to mention the 100%+ last year.

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  4. Just to make sure that this is coming from an authentic subscriber, here is the excerpt from Gary’s last weekend report:

    “I want to start off this weekend report and talk a bit about investor psychology.
    Over the years I’ve noticed how hard it is for investors to change their mind. Most people make a decision on direction based on their read of the market. Then based on that fundamental belief they implement a strategy.”
    “Case in point. For about two weeks I’ve been under the impression that gold had put in an intermediate cycle low. If that’s the case then holding Old Turkey is the correct approach. On Wednesday I was beating the drum to do exactly that.
    All that changed Thursday. On Thursday I saw something that in my opinion brought into serious question whether or not the intermediate cycle really had bottomed. So I changed my mind and reverted back to my strategy of only holding a minimum core position during an intermediate degree correction.
    This caused discomfort (that’s putting it mildly) in the many investors who had become fully committed to the intermediate bottom, hold Old Turkey, strategy. “

    So guys, what would you do when your adviser said he changed his reading on the crystal ball at the 2/12 weekend report? That’s the time you change accordingly, I mean for Pete’s sake, that’s why you pay big $ to do just that, you take advise from the advisor.

    Well, at least Gary is honest:

    "I learned a long time ago that I was never going to be right 100% of the time. Once I accepted that fact I told myself that I would never let stubbornness get in the way of making money. If the market tells me I’m wrong I try to spot it as quickly as possible, correct the mistake, and then get back to the business of making money."

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  5. Here's the whole story.

    "Over the years I’ve noticed how hard it is for investors to change their mind. Most people make a decision on direction based on their read of the market. Then based on that fundamental belief they implement a strategy.

    Unfortunately once that fundamental decision is made and strategy put in action most people then put on blinders. This is why we have so many perma bears and perma bulls. These people have come to the conclusion that either the sky is always falling or that the Dow is going to 36,000. They trade based on their perma beliefs. In bull markets the perma bears get killed because they are unable to accept the fact that the market is rising and they fight it all the way up, always looking for a top. On the other hand the perma bulls always get caught in bear markets because they are unable to accept that the fundamentals supporting the market have broken. They fight the bear all the way down. Ultimately giving back all the gains of the bull market.

    Neither one of these types are able to make any long term money because both groups are unable to adapt when the market changes.
    Amazingly enough, to many people, it’s more important to stay faithful to their belief than it is to make money. I see countless hordes who will happily follow a guru who is clearly wrong straight into bankruptcy. They don’t care that they are losing money as long as their guru holds to his chosen path.

    Let me tell you right here that all I care about is making money. If that requires me to change my mind and completely scrap a strategy at a moments notice I’m going to do it.

    Case in point. For about two weeks I’ve been under the impression that gold had put in an intermediate cycle low. If that’s the case then holding Old Turkey is the correct approach. On Wednesday I was beating the drum to do exactly that.

    All that changed Thursday. On Thursday I saw something that in my opinion brought into serious question whether or not the intermediate cycle really had bottomed. So I changed my mind and reverted back to my strategy of only holding a minimum core position during an intermediate degree correction.

    This caused discomfort (that’s putting it mildly) in the many investors who had become fully committed to the intermediate bottom, hold Old Turkey, strategy.

    If you are one of those people that can’t handle a flip flop then the best thing for you do is cancel your subscription right now. Because I can tell you right up front that the only thing that matters to me is making money. If the market does something that tells me my strategy is wrong I’m going to turn on a dime. It’s that simple.

    I learned a long time ago that I was never going to be right 100% of the time. Once I accepted that fact I told myself that I would never let stubbornness get in the way of making money. If the market tells me I’m wrong I try to spot it as quickly as possible, correct the mistake, and then get back to the business of making money.

    If that makes you uncomfortable then you can either ignore me or you can find a perma guru to follow. I can tell you right here and now that I don’t give a damn about stepping on peoples expectations, hopes, and desires. The purpose of this newsletter is to make money, not keep people happy as they go broke.

    Now C I have to ask. If you are following the newsletter how could you have lost money? We took a profit not a loss. Then waited for confirmation from the miners.

    Once we had confirmation we got back in and have ridden the rest of the rally to the tune of 20-30% so far depending on how much exposure one is willing to have.

    For you to have lost money you can't be doing anything that I have recommended. If you lost money is because of what you did, not anything I said.

    Put the blame for your losses where it belongs please.

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  6. Gary,
    I will not even pay such big attention to the people who claim they lost money,because thanks to your site I personally have a most successful year in 9 years trading practice
    I want to express my opinion as well.Since I start using your service I almost triple my profits.What is important is many times I even ignored your advices.Like the last week,when you exited your positions I stay well in positions.It was my own risk and nobody should blame you about not been right 100 %.
    What I would like to advice those guys who lost money.They should never accept everything as 100 % sure .They must only follow the possibilities you are offering.Market has always two ways to go up or down.You must be ready for either way.I dont see any better place in the internet than your site ,when you can have detailed two direction explanation.

    Gary thank you for your wonderful analyzes once again,please stay in business in good shape for all of us who believes you!

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  7. Hi Gary,
    I'm an Aussie subscriber do you know if there are many other Aussies on board?
    Also, are you in a position to advise on ASX listed stocks commensurate with those you use on the US exchanges?
    I know, it's a big ask....apologies in advance HaHaHa.
    Con.

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  8. Actually there are quite a few subs from "down under".

    As you know I'm not big into individual miners. I prefer to give up potential out-performance in favor of avoiding company specific risk.

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