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VR FORECASTER - ANNUAL FORECAST MODEL

Note: The following information has not been updated by the vendor since 11/30/04.

Address:	P.O. BOX 1451
	SEDONA, AZ 86339
Phone # for sales:	928 282 1275
Additional Phone #:	480 315 8157
Fax:	480 607 5243
Website:	VRTRADER.COM
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E-mail address:	mark@vrsurvey.com

CATEGORY: ADVISORY SERVICES

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Product/Service name: VR FORECASTER - ANNUAL FORECAST MODEL

Price (start-up cost, annual fee, monthly fee, one-time cost, etc.): $1800.00 FOR ANNUAL REPORT

Brief service description:

What Will The Stock Market, Gold Stocks, U.S. Dollar and Interes Rates Do In 2004? If you knew the answer to that question, how would your trading results be different? Hundreds of investors had that information for 2000 - and were clearly warned ahead of all others on Wall Street that a bear market was coming. We have receivedd untold thank from investors who protected themselves. Do you recall the title to the 2000 Annual Forecast Model Report? It read: "It Looks Like An Honest To Goodness Bear Market-But A Rally Comes First". This report was published on February 1, 2000. Go back and look at your chart of the Nasdaq and Dow Industrials. Who else made this spectacular forecast? No one we know. That's why your come to VRTrader.com, because you are getting some of the best, if not the best, research available anywhere. Do you think good research comes from Wall Street? Think again. How would your current portfolio have performed if you knew we were entering a bear market? Subscribers to Mark Leibovit's Annual Forecast Model knew. Now you can too. What about 2001? The Annual Forecast Model correctly predicted a low the end of the March to be followed by a sizeable Spring rally. Subscribers handsomely benefited by that forecast. The Annual Forecast Model then said to be looking for a top and sell-off into late August. As we all know, the tragic events of September 11 stretched out that event to September 21, but, uncannily, the Annual Forecast Model predicted we would experience a positive October (remember, it was published in Febuary) and a year-end rally! Yes, there are short periods the Annual Forecast Model will be skewed off or even inverted, but its overall reliability has been incredible. What about 2002? The AFM initially called for a market peak on or about March 12, 2002 and highs were posted both on March 8 and March 18. The AFM's major call for 2002 was for a significant decline between the March high and a July low, though it left open the potential for a lower low later in the year either in September/October or possibly in December. The forecasted low date was July 10 and, as you now, a big low as posted on July 24! Unbelievable. Seven months in advance the AFM picks a low point ten days from where it actually occurred! The AFM then projected a bounce out of a July low carrying into late August citing August 29 as the probable time period for a peak. The actual high came in on August 23. A projected low was due on or about September 17, but like the July low the actual low came a bit later this time on October 10. The AFM had then projected a rally phase carrying into the November 6 to November 22 time period which unfolded right on schedule. The rally, however, continued beyond the projected dates carrying into December 2. The AFM also had projected a sharp decline in December, possibly to new lows. The exact date for the projected low was December 11, but remembering that lows were coming a little later than forecast, it made sense to expect a low later in the month. Though new lows were not seen, the Dow Industrials plummeted over 800 points from its December 2 high to its December 31 low finishing the year once again in minus territory making market history in the process. It is worth noting that the call for a December sell-off was quite significant for two reasons. First, the projection for that low was made 11 months in advance by the AFM and secondly, it flew in the face of an almost unanimous Wall Street view that December was going to be a positive month. What about 2003? The AFM for stocks called for a market low in March and rally into Summer catching a portion of last year's advance. However, the AFM for the XAU Gold and Silver Index remained steadfastly bullish for 2003 and it was a homerun for those who followed it and owned gold shares. This is your opportunity to view the AFM forecasts for 2004. Just imagine how a road map to the stock market's future performance would help your investment strategy! We are, however, trying to LIMIT circulation of the Annual Forecast Model and have decided to raise prices substantially. Our view is that the fewer hands the Annual Forecast Model is in, the greater its reliability. The Annual Forecast Model has been used on a limited basis by Hedge Funds, large investors and even institutional investors. Over the past fifteen years this Annual Forecast Model has provided Wall Street industry professionals with an accurate blueprint of the stock market's major swing pattern during the course of the year. Mark Leibovit has been consistently ranked in the group of top market timers by TIMER DIGEST and was ranked the #1 Intermediate MARKET TIMER for the ten year period 12/31/92 to 12/31/02 among other distinctions. He is well known for having targeted the stock market crash of 1987 on national television weeks prior to the date and months ahead with the Annual Forecast Model. Consequently, smart industry professionals were positioned to profit. HISTORY The charts at the right side of this page depict the projections and the actual results for the AFM since 1997. The AFM has been published since the mid-1980s and the forecast made in 1987 calling to 'watch for that nasty step in October, 1987' made market history! As an "Elf" for seven years on 'Wall Street Week with Louis Rukeyser' investors across the nation turned their eyes weekly toward Mark Leibovit to provide stock market signals for their investment portfolios. You may have also seen Mr. Leibovit as a regular Market Monitor guest on The Nightly Business Report with Paul Kangas. Armed with the same Annual Forecast Model, what will your strategy be in 2004? The VR Annual Forecast Model, utilizes proprietary technical indicators, to provide investors, money managers and traders with an uncannily accurate blueprint of what the market year will look like. Although past performance can be no guarantee of future results, look at the recent models and judge for yourself.

This service is best suited for:

General audience
Beginner interested in trading
Novice trader
Professional trader

Markets followed:

Stocks
Bonds
Indices

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Buy Recommendations:

Long term

Sell Recommendations:

Long term

Recommendations and research based on:

Technical analysis

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Performance reports: Yes

Does this service offer futures and options trading? No

Charts:

Yearly

Technical features:

Simple charts (open, high, low, close)

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Hours available for contact (EST): 8 AM TO 5 PM

Support:

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