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Donald H. Rowe is the publisher of The Wall Street Trader, Breakout Stocks Alert Service, and Wall Street Digest. He is also the Chairman of the Board of Carnegie Asset Management, an investment and financial management group.

A graduate of George Washington University, Donald Rowe is an economic and investment advisor to bankers, brokers, and investors in the US and 29 other countries. His company's Wealth Management Division specializes in accumulating and preserving wealth for clients. He developed the Inflation Cycle Theory of Investing, as well as The Wall Street Profit System 2010, a 5-step data tracking system designed to generate annual returns of at least 26%. Donald Rowe also developed the Carnegie Timing Model, which measures five market-sensitive areas: valuation, sentiment, monetary policy, interest rates and money flow.

Donald Rowe is a frequent speaker at investment seminars, and a popular guest on radio and television financial programs.

Wall Street Digest (WallStreetDigest.com) is a monthly investment newsletter. Subscribers also receive Donald Rowe's Hotline Update via e-mail every Tuesday and Friday, and Special Investment Alerts as conditions warrant. New subscribers also receive additional free reports.

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