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Curt Hesler has published Professional Timing Service since 1978. He began his trading career when he was 17 years-old and has traded virtually every market at one time or another. Curt Hesler worked as a stockbroker for Piper Jaffray, taught quantitative business courses at the University of Montana, and published a weekly newspaper column covering financial topics.

Subscribers to Professional Timing Service (ProTiming.com) receive:

• A monthly market letter and mid-monthly reports.

• Buy and sell timing for gold, gold funds, and futures.

• Access to the "subscribers only" area of ProTiming.com.

• Information about strategies to offset losses and eliminate risk in their gold portfolio.

• Mutual fund timing signals from the Phoenix model. Buying and selling mutual funds at the right time increases profit and reduces risk.

• Nasdaq timing from the Nasdaq Fast Tracker.

• Bond timing and interest rate trend forecasts.

Professional Timing Service
P.O. Box 7483
Missoula, MT 59807
info@protiming.com
(406) 543-4131

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