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Jack Rothstein is an SEC-registered investment advisor who has been analyzing, buying, and selling stocks for more than 19 years. He's developed a directional approach using the best institutional research available.

Jack Rothstein has a BS degree from New York University, is the President of Rothstein Investment Advisory Services, Inc. (jmoney.com), and editor of Wealthcast.com.

Wealthcast.com offers the Wealthcast Stock Market Letter and Daily Market Snapshot Service, which include:

• The Daily Market Snapshot Up-to-the-minute stock analysis.

• Company Research Profiles A guide to companies across all sectors experiencing a rising trend.

• Psychology of Market An inside look at what's driving the market.

• 9 Stocks to Watch Charts and data on 9 hot stocks of the moment.

• R-25 Focus List The top 25 stocks leading the market.

• Access to the Wealthcast archives

Wealthcast.com
3600 Chain Bridge Road
Fairfax, VA 22030
chilan@wealthcast.com
1-888-343-4825

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