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Steve Todd is the Editor of the Todd Market Forecast. As an ex-engineer, Steve Todd combines a love of history with an extensive background in mathematics in order to analyze the stock market. Steve Todd has published articles on the stock market in Barron's, Stock Market Magazine, Stocks and Commodities and in the National Educator. His stock market commentary is heard on several national radio programs.

The Todd Market Forecast (ToddMarketForecast.com) offers daily stock market commentary covering stocks, mutual funds, commodities, bonds, gold and the economy. They also publish a stock market newsletter on a monthly basis. It consists of 8 pages of detailed explanations of market trends, with numerous charts and graphs. They also provide a nightly commentary on the financial markets that is available via ToddMarketForecast.com, recorded phone message, or e-mail. Managed accounts are available in association with Financial Growth Management.

Todd Market Forecast
P.O. Box 4131
Crestline, CA 92325-4131
toddmarketforecast@charter.net
(909) 338-8354

The above description was assembled using information from the publisher's site. All registered or unregistered trademarks referenced herein are the property of their respective owners, and no trademark rights to the same are claimed.

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