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Options Trading: Beat the Wilshire 5000 by 3 to 1

Posted January 10, 2008

“Here’s how The ADR Alert did in 2007: There were 27 closed option positions last year. Of these, 20 were winners. That’s a success ratio of 74%… Beating the Wilshire 5000 index by 3 to 1.”– Steve McDonald

Baltimore — (TFN): From this week’s TFN Under the Microscope personal finance video, “Beat the Wilshire 5000 by 3 to 1.”

This week we are shifting gears from commodities to international investing. Our featured research service is The ADR Alert by Alexander Green.

Alex is a 20-plus-year veteran of Wall Street and has been an analyst for the past 16 years. He is the research director of The Oxford Club, which has been ranked as the number 3 newsletter of 181 for risk-adjusted five-year performance by The Hulbert Financial Digest. Under his guidance, The Oxford Club has beat the Wilshire 5000 index by 3 to 1. He has been featured on CNBC, The O’Reilly Factor, Forbes and Marketwatch.com.

The ADR Alert provides both stock and option recommendations on companies listed on the NYSE as American Depository Receipts These trade just like regular stock listings but allow you to invest in companies outside the U.S. without having to go through foreign exchanges.

Tired of reading? Watch the financial video…

Here’s how The ADR Alert did in 2007:

There were 27 closed option positions last year. Of these, 20 were winners. That’s a success ratio of 74%, or, more simply, 7.4 out of ten could have made readers money.

How much money? An average of 122% per option.

When you consider the NYSE made 6.8% for the whole year, 122% almost seems crazy, but that’s how hot the international markets have been. Combine that with the earning potential of options and you have tremendous return potential.

If you haven’t looked at investing outside the U.S., you need to take a serious look at The ADR Alert. Just call 1-888-570-9830 and our trading specialists will walk you through all the particulars or click here to read more.

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