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Timer Digest (TimerDigest.com) offers the following information for individual and institutional subscribers:

• Market Timing Timer Digest monitors over 100 market timing models, ranking the top stock, bond, and gold timing models according to the performance of their recommendations over various periods of time. Timer Digest also profiles many investment and financial newsletter writers, including discussions of their timing models.

• Four Model Portfolios Two mutual fund model portfolios, using Fidelity Select Series funds, and two stock model portfolios.

• Market Commentary Commentary by top ten ranked market timers, stock market timers, long-term stock market timers, bond timers, and gold market timers.

Timer Digest is published every third week. Subscribers can also access a 24 hour Hotline that is updated every Wednesday and Saturday. Timer Digest also offers managed account services for individual and institutional investors, designed for each client's needs or using the parameters of the Timer Digest Model Portfolios.

Timer Digest
P.O. Box 1688
Greenwich, CT 06836
contact@timerdigest.com
1-800-356-2527

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