Where were you last Tuesday, February 27, in or out of the market?
CORNELIUS, N.C. (BusinessWire EON) March 6, 2007 --
Where were you last Tuesday, February 27, in or out of the market?
VectorVest clients, following its highly regarded daily recommendations
based on market sentiment, indicators and evaluations of over 8,000
stocks, breathed easier than Wall Street last Tuesday, remaining in cash
or, among the more aggressive, shorting stocks.
As early as Friday, February 23, Dr. Bart DiLiddo, VectorVest’s
founder, pointed to the system’s buy/sell
ratio indicator as trending lower. “The market
usually goes down from these levels,” he wrote
in his daily commentary for VectorVest clients on Friday. “So
this is not a good time to buy stocks.”
On Monday, February 26, Dr. DiLiddo commented to VectorVest customers “that
a correction is long overdue,” and that “this
backdrop overshadowed any positive news that may have risen any time
during the day.” He advised VectorVest clients
to prepare to sell off.
Already responding to VectorVest’s cautionary
advice, John McAlister, an insurance executive from Columbus, Ohio, sold
off his positions.
“VectorVest taught me not to go in at the top
of the market,” said Mr. McAlister, who was
in cash on February 27 and for the remainder of last week. “You
don’t try to second guess VectorVest,”
he said. “You can’t
learn what VectorVest offers by reading a book; I am extremely impressed
with the service I get from this company.”
Since last Tuesday, VectorVest has provided its clients specific stock
picks after last week’s aftermath, through
its easily understood technical and fundamental analysis features.
Mr. McAlister, a relatively new stock trader, enjoyed a 34 percent
profit from his portfolio of stocks he chose through VectorVest during
his first four months as a subscriber.
About VectorVest
VectorVest, available online and as downloaded software, is a highly
regarded system for daily recommendations of market sentiment,
indicators and evaluations for over 8,000 stocks. Combining features of
both technical and fundamental analysis, VectorVest alerts its clients
to market trends for them to enjoy profits and preserve capital by
filtering out market noise. Easily read charts, portfolio-building
capabilities, and incisive daily market commentary are among the
benefits VectorVest customers enjoy in managing their assets during
market upswings and downdrafts. For more information or to register for
a risk-free trial, visit www.vectorvest.com.
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