Vol. 15 No. 7 - July 2009

BUY LOW SELL HIGH MAKE MONEY

Copyright 2009 by
JJJ Investing Services

JJJ'S BUY LOW SELL HIGH ADVISOR
HERE ARE THE CUSTOMER'S YACHTS

Welcome to the fifteenth year! I can still use more contributors. Thanks to Tom Veale for his past insight. I'm always on the lookout for new contributors. If anyone else wants to contribute please let me know. You'll find their advice very useful.

DEDICATION

I'd like to dedicate this newsletter to my lovely wife and daughter who light up my life. It took a lot of time and effort to do all the research, writing, editing to write the books and now this newsletter.

The newsletter for the Investor, Written by the Investor who cares about the Investor

This is the fifteenth year. I look forward to a bigger and better newsletter for you. JJJ Investing now has a web page: look for it at http://www.jjjinvesting.com - tell your friends, help us grow and do a better job! I hope you have a Prosperous and Happy New Year! Great News - my book is now available!! - You can order an Adobe copy for $20 or printed copy for $45.00 by going to: JJJ Investing Order now and receive a free one-year newsletter subscription, free coaching for a month and ask me anything for a whole year!!

Buy Low and Sell High to Yourself

A stockbroker was cold calling about a penny stock and found a taker. "I think this one will really move," said the broker. "It's only $1 a share." "Buy me 1,000 shares," said the client. The next day the stock was at $2. The client called the broker and said, "You were right. Give me 5,000 more shares."

The next day the client looked in the paper and the stock was $4. The client ran to the phone and called the broker. "Get me 10,000 more shares." "Great!" said the broker. The next day the client looked in the paper and the stock was at $9. Seeing what a great profit he had in just a few days, the client ran to the phone and told the broker, "Sell all my shares!" The broker asked, "To whom? You were the only one buying that stock!"

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GOOD BUY CANDIDATES
BEST OF ALL WORLDS

Golf and Investing Lessons: Fundamentals? - By Steve Selengut

Is it luck or skill that gets us to the goals and objectives we set for ourselves--- gimmicks and software programs or practice and understanding? How many golfers are still using the putter they started with decades ago at a nine-hole cow pasture? How many of you are still bouncing between investment gurus and hedges in your search for the investment holy grail?

The best athletes come to the competition with sound fundamentals, well thought out objectives, and the discipline to hone their basic technique with countless hours of practice. The most successful investors come to the process with sound fundamentals, realistic goals and objectives, and a consistently applied discipline that embraces the cyclical nature of markets and economies.

Discipline is an ingredient in most long-term success recipes--- business, sports, relationships, politics, veal scaloppini, etc. Well, maybe not politics. There are "fundamentals" involved in each.

Favorite foursome conversations provide clues to the particular fundamental that just failed you, as your duck-hooked tee shot comes to rest at the base of the dead pine tree, and possibly, just beyond the white stake. "Have you weakened your grip?" comments Larry. "Nah, he was lined up that way; went right where he aimed it," Curley offers.

"Might have worked out just fine if he hadn't picked his head up so soon," spouts Moe. "What are you guys talking about? I was set up to fade the ball but I swung way too hard at the bottom and closed down the club face," you bark as you tee up a provisional.

Grip, alignment, focus, target, and tempo--- some major golf fundamentals.

During the cocktail hour at monthly AAII and NAIC meetings, or around the country club bar, you might overhear some of these: "I can't afford to play a lot of golf anymore. My junk bond fund has reduced its payout to barely 2%." Yeah, my retirement plans have been put on hold too. I lost 60% of my net worth when the government killed Lehman Brothers and Washington Mutual."

"I was counting on my short-term Munis, CDs, and T-Bills to provide enough income to pay the bills, but the yields have gotten so low." "Two years ago, my portfolio was worth twice what it is today; if only my advisor had taken the profits when we had them, and added to the income bucket of the portfolio."

Quality, diversification, income, asset allocation, and profit taking--- some biggies in investing.

Surprisingly (or perhaps not), it is more likely that the newbie or high-handicap golfer will seek help with the game's fundamentals than it is for the new or inexperienced investor to spend moment one on the basic concepts of investing. Serious amateur golfers work at their game constantly; amateur investors seriously avoid the work required to fine-tune their expectations.

Neither seems capable of avoiding an endless parade of props, programs, and short-term panaceas as they make their way around and through the hazards that torment all levels of golfer and investor from the very beginning of their quest for brilliance.

A round of golf has its ups and downs, hot streaks and bad breaks. Investing has its rallies and corrections, scandals and frauds. Why are these two frustrations so popular?

Fundamentally speaking (but not analyzing), investors need to wrap their heads around an asset allocation formula that is most likely to get them to a comfortable nineteenth-hole lifestyle. Golfers need to wrap their hands around their clubs in a manner that will help them get to shorter term targets often enough to keep their Nassau partner smiling.

A properly aligned investment portfolio will be constructed with regular income producers and equities expected to have capital gains potential. Each are viewed differently in terms of time and distance. Golfers attempt to align themselves in a manner that will get them to the safest and most opportune position for the shot that comes next.

A golfer without a clear target for every full swing, chip, and putt will be thrown off course more often than not, gaining only the exercise value. Similarly, an investor who fails to set multiple targets (at least three: buy more, sell, and yield) for every security will fail to gain full value from the investment exercise.

To be successful at either requires patience, reasonable expectations, and a mastery of the fundamentals. With that in your bag or briefcase, you'll be prepared to follow in the footsteps of the Great One's fundamentals coach and say:

"Hello ball."

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Steve Selengut
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Professional Portfolio Management since 1979
Author of: "The Brainwashing of the American Investor: The Book that Wall Street Does Not Want YOU to Read", and "A Millionaire's Secret Investment Strategy"

CLOSED-END FUNDS
BEST OF ALL WORLDS

I post a nice Closed-End fund newsletter on my web site every month and you should read it - just posted the link to the latest Closed-End Fund newsletter - my web site is http://www.jjjinvesting.com Closed-End funds continue to be a great source of profits from a very conservative investment that is professionally managed. I still like the Turkish Fund, India Fund, MS India Fund, China Fund and Korea Fund. They are all at or near their 52-week lows. You should have some non U.S. holdings! Article I read said closed-end funds out performed stocks 17% to 13% - if you are conservative, go with the income funds that pay 8% or better.

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BOOK REVIEW

The Myth of the Rational Market, by Justin Fox

"Justin Fox is a truly insightful fellow who can see things with his own eyes-a rare, very rare attribute." (Nassim Nichols Taleb, author of The Black Swan )

"His analysis is singularly compelling, and the rare business history that reads like a thriller... A must-read for anyone interested in the markets, our economy or government, this dense but spellbinding work brings modern finance and economics to life." (Publishers Weekly (starred review) )

"A lucid, lively and learned account." (Barron's )

"Fox makes business history thrilling." (St. Louis Post-Dispatch )

"This wise and witty book is must reading for anyone who wonders what makes financial markets tick. Even those who have wrestled with this question for years will be glad to have read Fox's compelling history." (Peter Bernstein, author of Against the Gods: The Remarkable Story of Risk )

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I found Successful Young Investors through Twitter and immediately fell in love with this site. Done in a beautiful layout, this site strives to help all young investors be better investors. There are lots of good blog entries (including several of mine) and lots of good comments on investing. And I'll put in a plug for Chris who runs the site. He does an outstanding job and investors young and old should check out this site.

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DISCLAIMER

I hate to have to put stuff like this in but such is the way of the world now. I advise all readers to recognize that they can't assume all recommendations made in the future will be profitable or will equal the model portfolios shown in the newsletter. The information I give you is obtained from reliable sources but I can't guarantee the absolute accuracy of all the info. The model portfolios or some of the stocks/closed-end funds may include some I own a few shares of. That makes sense doesn't it. I should be buying ones I like. I'll certainly let you know if I own one I'm recommending or owned it in the past. JJJ Investing Services is not a registered investment advisor and therefore cannot give individual investment advice. Some dates are Fiscal Year & some are Calendar Year.

Caterpillar - CAT - NYSE

High - 75.87 - Low - 21.71 - Current - 34.56

Caterpillar is the world's largest producer of earthmoving equipment. It is also a big maker of electric power generators and engines used in petroleum markets. Revenues expected to increase 12% in 2008, followed by a 1% gain in 2009. Analysts feel CAT benefits from international central governments substantially increasing infrastructure spending to stimulate ailing economies, notably China.

68% held by institutions. Has LEAPs, recommend buying the Jan 11 Strike 25 or 30 call. Worth monitoring on a daily basis -

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STOCKS/FUNDS
I LIKE

DOW CHEMICAL - DOW - NYSE

High - 39.99 - Low - 5.89 - Current - 16.05

Dow Chemical is the largest U.S. chemical company. It provides chemical, plastic, and agricultural products and services to many consumer markets. DOW has temporarily idled about 30% of its plants. business conditions will remain challenging into 2009 but will eventually recover. Stock at very low price. Has LEAPs, I recommend buying Jan 11 Strike 5 or 10 call LEAP with a limit order below bid price.

Dow Chemical
YEARHIGHLOWREVENUESEPSNET INCOME
0747.9638.8953,513 M2.992,887 M
0645.1533.0049,124 M3.823,724 M
0556.7540.1846,307 M4.644,535 M
0451.3436.3540,161 M2.932.797 M

AT&T - T - NYSE

High - 33.84 - Low - 20.90 - Current - 24.82

AT&T provides telephone and broadband service, and the company holds full ownership of AT&T Mobility (formerly Cingular Wireless). Revenues expected to rise 4.7% in 2008 and 4.5% in 2009. Wireless revenue growth of 16% is forecast for 2008 on customer additions and wireless data service and smaller revenue gains in broadband and in regional business, helping offset competitive and economic pressure in consumer voice operations. Has strong buy (5-star S&P rating.) Has LEAPs, recommend buying the Jan 11 Strike 20 or 25 calls and use a limit order with price lower than bid price.

AT&T
YEARHIGHLOWREVENUESEPSNET INCOME
0742.9731.94118,928 M1.9411,951 M
0636.2124.2463,055 M1.897,356 M
0525.9821.7543,862 M1.424,786 M
0427.7322.9840,843 M1.504,979 M

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STOCKS/FUNDS
I LIKE

iSHARES FTXE/XINHUA CHINA 25 INDEX - FXI - NYSE

High - 47.74 - Low - 19.35 - Current - 38.37

This ETF seeks investment results that correspond generally to the price and yield performance, before fees and expenses, of the FTSE/Xinhua China 25 index. The fund generally invests at least 90% of assets in the securities of the index or in ADRs, GDRs or EDRs representing securities in the index. It may invest the remainder of assets in securities not included in the index. The fund also may invest other assets in futures contracts, options on futures contracts, options, and swaps related to the index, as well as cash and cash equivalents. It is non diversified. Morningstar gives FXI high 4-star rating. Has LEAPs, recommend buying the Jan 11 LEAPs and buy Jan 11 Strike price 20 or 25 call LEAPs using limit price below bid price.

iSHARES FTXE/XINHUA CHINA 25 INDEX
YEARHIGHLOWREVENUESEPSNET INCOME
0773.1924.31NANANA
06UNKUNKNANANA
05UNKUNKNANANA
04UNKUNKNANANA

HARLEY DAVIDSON - HOG - NYSE

High - 48.05 - Low - 7.99 - Current - 16.67

Harley Davidson is the leading maker of heavyweight motorcycles and also produces a line of motorcycle parts and accessories. 2008 shipped motorcycles will be about 74,000 bikes, below the expected range of between 76,600 and 79,100 units. Harley shipped 86,535 bikes in the 3rd qtr of 2007. Revenues are down 1.9% in 2008 and expected to slip 5.8% in 2009. Harley has taken action and cut back problem and laid workers off. Will rebound - is American classic. Has LEAPs, I recommend the Jan 11 Strike 10 and 15 calls.

Harley Davidson
YEARHIGHLOWREVENUESEPSNET INCOME
0774.0344.376,153 M3.74934 M
0675.8747.065,801 M3.931,043 M
0562.4944.405,342 M3.41960 M
0463.7545.205,015 M3.00890 M

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BOEING - BA - NYSE

High - 69.50 - Low - 29.05 - Current - 41.88

Boeing is the world's second largest commercial jet and military weapons manufacturer. Analysts expect an 8% sales decline in 2008, due to an extended machinist's strike. Strike resolved. Analysts expect a 6% revenue gain in 2009. Has 7-year $276 billion plane backlog. Has LEAPs, I recommend buying the Jan. 11 Strike 35 or 40 calls putting in limit order at less than bid price.

Boeing
YEARHIGHLOWREVENUESEPSNET INCOME
07107.8384.6066,387 M5.264,058 M
0692.0565.9061,530 M2.842,206 M
0572.4049.5254,845 M3.192,562 M
0455.4838.0452,457 M2.24 1,820 M

AMERICAN EXPRESS - AXP - NYSE

High - 42.50 - Low - 9.71 - Current - 23.76

American Express is a leading global payments, network and travel company. Analysts expect revenue growth of over 12%, exceeding the company's long-term target of 8%, mainly due to an increase of credit cards issued. Analysts also see U.S. consumer travel sales and solid loan growth helping to boost revenues. Also American express is expected to have lower marketing and promotional expenses in 2008 offsetting lower slower card member spending. Has LEAPs, Jan 11 LEAPs are out, recommend buy Jan 11 Strike 10 or 15 calls at a limit price below bid price.

American Express
YEARHIGHLOWREVENUESEPSNET INCOME
0765.8950.3731,557 M3.39 4,048 M
0662.5049.7327,136 M3.01 3,729 M
0559.5046.5924,367 M2.563,221 M
0457.0547.3229,115 M2.533,516 M

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GENERAL ELECTRIC - GE - NYSE

High - 30.39 - Low - 5.73 - Current - 11.75

General Electric is an industrial conglomerate that sells products ranging from jet engines and gas turbines to consumer appliances, railroad locomotives and medical equipment. It also owns NBC Universal and is one of the world's largest providers of consumer and commercial credit. Estimated revenue growth is 7% in 2008 & in 2009. GE generated organic revenue growth of 9% in both 2006 & 2007, more than double the rise in real U.S. GDP. Analysts like GE's repositioning of businesses that has taken place over the last few years. I recommend buying the Jan 11 Strike 10 or 15 call LEAPs at a limit price below the bid price.

General Electric
YEARHIGHLOWREVENUESEPSNET INCOME
0742.1533.90172,738 M2.2022,468 M
0638.4932.06163,391 M1.9920,666 M
0537.3432.67149,702 M1.7218,275 M
0437.7528.88152,363 M1.5916,593 M

iSHARES MS BRAZIL - EWZ - NYSE

High - 90.58 - Low - 26.64 - Current - 53.61

The investment seeks to provide investment results that correspond generally to the price and yield performance of publicly traded securities in the Brazilian market, as measured by the MSCI Brazil index. The fund normally invests at least 95% of assets in the securities of its underlying index and in ADRs based on the securities in its underlying index. It uses a representative sampling strategy to try to track the index. The index consists of stocks traded primarily on the Bolsa de Valores de So Paulo. It is non diversified. Morningstar gives its high 4-Star rating. Has LEAPs, I recommend buying the Jan 11 Strike 30 or 35 call LEAPs with a limit order below bid price.

iShares MS Brazil
YEARHIGHLOWREVENUESEPSNET INCOME
07102.2131.27NANANA
06UNKUNKNANANA
05UNKUNKNANANA
04UNKUNKNANANA

A few others I like: Deere (DE) - has LEAPS, ADC Tel (ADCT) - has LEAPS, Fed Ex (FDX) has LEAPS, Apple (AAPL) - has LEAPS, IShr DJ US Fi (IYF) - no LEAPS, and Google (GOOG), - has LEAPS

I have enjoyed writing this newsletter very much. See you next month.

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JULY 2009
GOOD BUY CANDIDATES
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

STOCK NAMESYMBOLHAS52-WEEK52-WEEKCURRENT
LEAPS?HIGHLOWPRICE
ACE LTDACEYES68.0030.9242.90
AES CPAESYES20.804.809.75
AFLACAFLYES68.0010.8331.10
AK STEELAKSYES71.755.2018.97
AMRAMRYES13.412.404.34
AT&TTYES35.6120.9024.04
ABB ADSABBNO31.109.1115.66
ABERCROMBIE AANFYES69.1713.6626.01
AETNAAETYES44.6414.2125.89
AGILENT TCHAYES38.0012.0218.89
AGRIUMAGUYES113.8822.0841.39
ALCOAAAYES39.794.9711.00
ALLGHNY ENGYAYEYES54.1020.3226.53
ALLSTATEALLYES49.3513.7724.07
ALPHA NTRL RESANRYES119.3013.9326.14
AM EXPRESSAXPYES34.948.3424.64
AM INTL GP - RAIGYES33.31.331.53
AMERPRS FNCLAMPNO49.7611.7423.44
APACHE CPAPAYES145.0051.0375.34
ARCELOR MITLMTYES103.5015.4433.33
BB&TBBTYES45.3112.9022.62
BJ SVCBJSYES34.948.3413.79

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JULY 2009
GOOD BUY CANDIDATES
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

STOCK NAMESYMBOLHAS 52-WEEK52-WEEKCURRENT
LEAPS?HIGHLOWPRICE
BAKR HUGHSBHIYES90.4824.4037.69
BANK AMBACYES39.502.5313.22
BLACK HILLSBKHNO39.2314.5423.01
BLK RK DEBT STRAT - FDSUNO5.731.632.93
BLK RK ECO SOLTR - FBQRNO20.005.6810.18
BLK RK GL EQ INC - FBFDNO15.145.749.30
BLK RK INTL GR INC - FBGYNO16.555.859.76
BOEINGBAYES77.8029.0548.44
CBL ASSOCCBLNO25.831.925.50
CB RICH ELCBGYES21.652.348.65
CBS CORP BCBSYES20.573.067.34
CIT GP - RCITYES13.001.652.59
CSXCSXYES69.5020.7034.56
CARDINAL HLTHCAHYES56.4527.7531.67
CATERPILLARCATYES80.7521.7133.65
CHESPKE ENGYCHKYES74.009.8420.95
CHEVRONCVXYES100.3155.5068.06
CITIGROUPCYES23.50.973.17
CLIFFS NTRL RESCLFYES121.9511.8025.72
COEUR D AMNCDEYES32.503.6010.80
CONOCO PHILCOPYES95.9434.1242.97
CONSOL ENGYCNXYES119.1018.5036.83

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JULY 2009
GOOD BUY CANDIDATES
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

STOCK NAMESYMBOLHAS 52-WEEK52-WEEKCURRENT
LEAPS?HIGHLOWPRICE
CNS DSCR SEL SPDR - ETFXLYNO34.5015.8523.13
CUMMINSCMIYES75.9817.7032.24
DEEREDEYES79.8424.5140.06
DNBRY RESDNRNO40.325.5914.76
DRX DEV MKT BEAR 3X - ETFDPKNO136.1828.1932.30
DRX EM MKT BEAR 3X - ETFEDZNO95.8111.8815.38
DRX ENGY BULL 3X - ETFERXNO62.6316.2331.74
DRX FIN BULL 3X - ETFFASYES58.712.329.53
DRX SML CAP BEAR 3X - ETFTZANO156.5819.8522.55
DONNELLYRRDNO31.755.5412.67
DOW CHEMDOWYES39.995.8916.31
DUPONTDDYES48.2216.0524.97
EDISON INTEIXYES52.6523.0931.65
EL PASOEPYES22.475.229.14
FED EXFDXYES96.9934.0251.45
FST ENGYFEYES84.0035.2638.58
FRONTIER COMMFTRYES12.945.326.65
GANNETGCIYES25.201.853.59
GEN ELECGEYES30.395.7312.10
HCPHCPYES42.1614.2620.75
HALLIBRTNHALYES55.3812.8021.38
HARLEY DAVHOGYES48.057.9916.56

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JULY 2009
GOOD BUY CANDIDATES
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

STOCK NAMESYMBOLHAS 52-WEEK52-WEEKCURRENT
LEAPS?HIGHLOWPRICE
HRTFRD FINHIGYES72.293.3312.35
HUNTSMANHUNNO20.862.036.36
IMS HLTHRXNO23.789.6313.49
INT COAL GPICONO13.901.092.90
I SHR DJ US FIN - ETFIYGNO89.5022.6446.27
I SHR DJ US RE - ETFIYRYES71.9020.9832.71
I SHR MSCI BRAZIL - ETFEWZYES93.7526.6453.17
I SHR MS BLG - ETFEWKNO22.296.279.98
JP MORGAN CHASJPMYES50.6314.9632.18
KS CITY SOKSUYES55.9012.2516.60
KIMKO RLTYKIMNO47.806.3310.17
LDK SOLAR ADSLDKYES52.403.7511.01
LAS VEGAS SANDSLVSYES60.071.388.14
MGM MIRAGEMGMYES42.341.816.57
MACYSMYES22.965.0711.39
MCDERM INTMDRYES64.825.9820.54
MERCKMRKYES38.9020.0525.91
NABOR INDNBRYES50.588.2515.88
NTL OILWELL VARCONOVYES92.7017.6034.33
NOKIANOKYES28.348.4714.64
PEABDY ENGYBTUYES88.6916.0031.39
POTASH CPPOTYES241.6247.5492.72

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JULY 2009
GOOD BUY CANDIDATES
OVER THE COUNTER EXCHANGE

STOCK NAMESYMBOLHAS 52-WEEK52-WEEKCURRENT
LEAPS?HIGHLOWPRICE
ADC TEL ADCTYES17.032.477.71
ACTIVISION BLIZATVIYES19.288.1412.88
AGFEED INDFEEDNO15.18.906.24
AKAMAI TCHAKAMYES36.979.2520.10
APOLLO GP AAPOLYES90.0043.5466.19
A PWR EN GEN SYSAPWRNO31.893.008.50
APPLE INCAAPLYES182.3478.20139.48
APLD MATLAMATYES20.907.8010.98
ASSOC BCPASBCNO31.9910.4814.01
BE AEROBEAVNO31.155.3715.34
BUCYRUS INTBUCYYES79.3010.6228.20
CADENCE DSGNCDNSYES10.972.426.01
CANADIAN SOLARCSIQNO51.803.0013.05
CATHY BCPCATYNO35.007.219.50
CELGENECELGYES77.3936.9046.94
CENT ALUCENXYES72.191.046.47
CHINA SUNERGYCSUNYES12.311.334.61
CIENACIENYES26.214.9810.61
CISCO SYSCSCOYES25.8913.6118.92
COMCASTCMCSAYES22.5411.1013.87
COSCO WSALECOSTYES74.8938.1746.11
CROCSCROXYES10.55.793.60

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JULY 2009
GOOD BUY CANDIDATES
OVER THE COUNTER EXCHANGE

STOCK NAMESYMBOLHAS 52-WEEK52-WEEKCURRENT
LEAPS?HIGHLOWPRICE
DAKTRONICSDAKTYES21.325.697.54
DELLDELLYES26.047.8413.29
DRYSHIPSDRYSYES84.732.726.19
E TRADER - RETFCYES4.05.591.26
EAGLE BLK SHIPEGLENO30.462.555.25
EBAYEBAYYES29.339.9117.28
EDDIE BAUER - REBHINO8.72.14.18
ELECTRO ARTSERTSYES50.1714.2420.72
EVRGRN SOLARESLRYES12.641.002.31
EZCORPEZFWNO19.259.5010.88
FASTENALFASTYES56.4825.8733.33
FFTH THIRDFITBYES21.001.017.34
FIRST SOLARFSLRYES301.3085.28173.46
FLEXTRON INTFLEXYES10.701.234.35
FLIR SYSFLIRYES45.4918.8122.93
FOCUS MEDIA HLDGFMCNYES33.824.847.43
FOSTR WHEELRFWLTYES76.4812.7324.81
GT SOLAR INTSOLRNO17.00.885.80
GARMINGRMNYES49.8914.4022.27
GLBL INDGLBLYES18.892.096.13
GOOGLEGOOGYES568.99247.30420.09
HARMONICHLITNO10.603.766.36

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JULY 2009
GOOD BUY CANDIDATES
OVER THE COUNTER STOCK EXCHANGE

STOCK NAMESYMBOLHAS 52-WEEK52-WEEKCURRENT
LEAPS?HIGHLOWPRICE
HERCUL OFFSHRHEROYES39.471.073.69
HOLOGICHOLXYES24.229.3114.19
HUDSON CTY BCPHCBKNO25.057.4613.32
IMMUCORBLUDYES33.8013.7516.28
INTGT DVCIDTIYES11.404.036.13
INTELINTCYES24.7512.0516.01
INTERSILISILYES27.347.1812.56
JDS UNIPHSJDSUYES12.352.015.87
JA SOLAR HLDGJASOYES21.661.554.98
JOY GLBLJOYGYES84.9214.3036.60
LAM RSCHLRCXYES40.4214.7224.57
LBERTY GLOB ALBTYAYES36.169.1115.06
LIBERTY MED INT ALINTAYES16.801.975.31
LINR TCHLLTCYES34.4017.6922.28
MARVEL TCHMRVLYES18.314.4812.01
MATRIX INITMTXXYES19.745.415.55
MEDICINESMDCONO28.006.157.94
MICROSOFTMSFTYES29.1914.8724.07
NII HLDGSNIHDYES57.0510.2319.99
NASDAQ OMX GRPNDAQYES38.8114.9621.17
NTL PEN BCZHNPBCNO20.003.594.72
NEWS CP ANWSAYES17.404.959.54

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JULY 2009
GOOD BUY CANDIDATES
OVER THE COUNTER STOCK EXCHANGE

STOCK NAMESYMBOLHAS 52-WEEK52-WEEKCURRENT
LEAPS?HIGHLOWPRICE
NVIDIANVDAYES20.495.7511.18
OSI PHARMOSIPYES53.7127.6628.05
OCEAN FREIGHT - ROCNFNO22.48.801.46
OMNITUREOMTRNO23.187.1512.37
PACCARPCARYES46.7620.3831.42
PAC SUNWEARPSUNYES9.88.723.07
PAN AM SLVRPAASYES37.168.9318.93
PARAGON SHIPINGPRGNNO19.002.253.86
PTTRSN UTI ENGYPTENYES37.457.4912.49
PHARM PDT DEVPPDIYES45.7217.9723.20
QLOGIC CPQLGCYES20.218.6912.87
RSCH IN MOTNRIMMYES148.1335.0572.78
SBA COMMSBACYES38.509.4923.18
SAN DISKSNDKYES23.645.0714.55
SCHWAB CSCHWYES28.7511.0017.92
SEAGATE TCHSTXYES21.122.989.69
SIRIUS XM - RSIRIYES2.75.05.34
STEEL DYN STLDYES40.925.1815.44
SUNPOWER ASPWRAYES107.0018.5028.49
UALUAUAYES16.732.803.85
UMPQUAUMPQNO23.106.688.70
ZOLTEKZOLT31.854.2910.0218.90

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DOW JONES
SEPTEMBER 1993 - JULY 2009

STOCK NAMESTOCKPORTFOLIO% GAIN
PRICETOTAL(LOSS)
ALTRIA17.039,890559%
AM EXPRESS24.955,424262%
COCA-COLA49.444,596206%
DISNEY24.956,302320%
GENERAL ELECTRIC13.542,21247%
CITIBANK3.42(2,493)(183%)
IBM107.2412,612741%
KRAFT FOOD26.632,137(2%)
MCDONALDS59.879,696546%
MERCK26.073,476132%
PHILIP MORRIS44.10IN ALTRIAIN ALTRIA
TOTAL53,902259%
Our Dow Jones stocks now up 259%, We're ahead 259% in 15 years, up 0% this month in this bear market, eight Dow stocks went up nicely . Altria split off Kraft Food and now split off Philip Morris share for share so we inherited some Kraft stock and Philip Morris stock, so Altria didn't really drop. I will add Altria and Philip together and put gain in Altria stock for both.

I have started including dividends! Also now have stopped using 0% SAFE to accelerate buys and sells - the exact opposite of my BEAR strategy from my book!

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New AIM Portfolio
JANUARY 2009 - JULY 2009

LEAP NAMELEAP PRICEPORTFOLIO% GAIN
PRICETOTAL(LOSS)
AM EXPRESS JAN 11 STRIKE 1015.608,81176%
BOEING51.445,79116%
ISHARES BRAZIL56.886,47129%
CATERPILLAR37.735,69514%
DIREXION LARGE CAP 3X37.326,18624%
PRO SHARES FINANCIAL4.286,32527%
MEXICO FUND17.205,73515%
GENERAL ELECTRIC13.515,64613%
AMERICAN EXPRESS25.166,96739%
ISHARE CHINA 2539.566,67834%
TOTAL$64,30529%

This portfolio is a new portfolio intensely managed reviewing prices daily for buy and sell decisions. This portfolio has one LEAP, four stocks, one closed-end fund, and four ETFS. This portfolio reflects my current thinking on the types of investments in this severe Bear Market. Started with $50,000. Now has a gain of 29% overall in this severe Bear Market, up 18% this month. Market has been bad lately but we hope for the Bear to turn into a Bull. It sure did this month!

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JAN 11 IN THE MONEY LEAPS

AUGUST 2006 - JULY 2009

LEAP NAMEOPTIONSTARTING CURRENT% GAIN
PRICEPORTFOLIO VALUEPORTFOLIO VALUE(LOSS)
ALTRIA JAN 11 STRIKE 12.504.70132,750158,14319%
AM EXPRESS JAN 11 STRIKE 209.90105,00061,320(42%)
CITIBANK JAN 11 STRIKE 2.501.37136,25011,454(92%)
COCA-COLA JAN 11 STRIKE 4010.5073,50086,20217%
DISNEY JAN 11 STRIKE 207.7060,00043,174(28%)
GEN ELEC JAN 11 STRIKE 58.6067,37517,223(74%)
IBM JAN 11 STRIKE 8031.80141,000200,46642%
KRAFT JAN 11 STRIKE 206.8036,75029,457(20%)
MCDONALDS JAN 11 STRIKE 4019.0072,750142,51496%
MERCK JAN 11 STRIKE 254.0081,00035,161(57)%
TOTALS906,375893,447(1%)

LEAPS are off and running. Jan 11 In The Money Call LEAPS UP 1% this month with a bad month! - lots of cheap buys and we have plenty of cash, down a total of 6% since August 06 (we count six months owned Jan 08 LEAPs) which includes profit of $138,685 carried over from previous Jan 08 in the money LEAPs. In the money merely means that the stock is currently at a higher price than the Strike price listed. Will add the $138,685 profit made from the 08s we held for 6 months to figure gains. Some of these blue chips went down in a bear month for the stock market but IBM way up. We added Kraft because Altria spun off Kraft giving Altria shareholders .7 shares of Kraft for each share of Altria owned.

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JAN 11 DEEP OUT OF THE MONEY LEAPS

AUGUST 2006 - JULY 2009

LEAP NAMEOPTIONSTARTINGCURRENT% GAIN
PRICEPORTFOLIO VALUEPORTFOLIO VALUE(LOSS)
ALTRIA JAN 11 STRIKE 17.501.7517,25019,27012%
AM EXPRESS JAN 11 STRIKE 305.0027,00024,421(10%)
CITIBANK JAN 11 STRIKE 7.50.4344,6256,721(85%)
COCA-COLA JAN 11 STRIKE 601.7511,62517,45350%
DISNEY JAN 11 STRIKE 302.9011,2503,138(72%)
GEN ELEC JAN 11 STRIKE 201.0317,1255,567(67%)
IBM JAN 11 STRIKE 10018.9045,000109,545143%
KRAFT JAN 11 STRIKE 301.707,8756,424(18%)
MCDONALDS JAN 11 STRIKE 606.2016,50049,603201%
MERCK JAN 11 STRIKE 351.0520,25016,850(17%)
TOTALS218,500288,86832%

This month for blue chip deep out of the money Jan 11 Call LEAPS shows a 5% gain, up 32% including previous Jan 08 LEAPs' profits. Deep out of the money means the strike prices are much higher than the current price of the stock.

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