~ 7/5/2009-Weekly Summary. There were six Mid-term Indicant buy signals and one sell signal. In addition to the buy signals, the Mid-term Indicant is signaling hold for only 19-stocks and funds out of the 332 tracked. They are up an average of 123.6% (annualized at 62.3%) since their respective buy signals an average of 103.1-weeks ago. In addition to the sell signal, the Mid-term Indicant is avoiding 290-stocks and funds. They are down an average of 29.2% since their respective sell signals an average of 53.5-weeks ago. There have been 45-buy signals since Oct 31, 2008. There have been 541-sell signals since October 26, 2007. The reason sell signals exceed the number of stocks/funds tracked is due to some buys during the bullish spurts of  May 2008 and late August 2008. Most of those have since received sell signals.

Some stocks are coded NLT=No Longer Traded on the performances summary tables. This happens when companies are bought and/or go out of business. The report card and historical records does not adjust performance based on changes in stocks tracked. It reflects actual signals.

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