Success is a numbers game - it's as easy as that!

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1 Success is a numbers game - it's as easy as that! The major reason for not having more of what you want, more wealth, more health, more power, more influence, more everything boils down to simple neglect. If you don't take care of neglect, it becomes an infection which eventually will lead to disease. The word disease, the prefix "dis" means reversal, disconnect, deprive, negate or lack. Here's the cool thing, get rid of the "dis" and you have ease and today I'm going to show you that success can be easy. In fact, wealth, health and everything that you want can be easy. Implement the disciplines contained in this special report and success will be yours for the taking. The easy disciplines that I am about to share with you will teach you when to stay fully invested in the stock market, when to stay out, or when to short the markets. Disciplines provide results and results are the true measure of success. Let's go measure the success of my indicator. To begin with, the study contained in this report begins in October 1929, "the year of the great stock market crash". Of course, as you will see below, the actual low of the markets was made in July 1932, nearly three years later. This study analyzes an investment of $10,000 in 1929 and compares three different investing strategies. The first strategy is a buy and hold strategy, meaning you invest $10,000 into the Dow Jones Index in 1929 and hold it through November 2011(the last indicator signal date) vs. two other strategies that I'll describe in a moment. The result of the buy and hold strategy, using the original 1929 $10,000 investment is now worth $546,062. As a point of reference, a buy and hold strategy is used by more than 70% of American households and it's what I consider to be a strategy of neglect, you never manage your money, you never manage your retirement. However a second strategy, one where you exit and re-enter the stock market each time the indicator gives the signal results in our 1929 $10,000 investment being worth $6,262,686 today. Success is a numbers game, which of these two strategies is a better measure of success? Well, truth be told, markets fall faster than they rise and if you used my indicator to be long the markets when the signal is given and short the

2 markets when that signal is triggered, our $10,000 investment made in 1929 is now worth $26,563,694. Success is truly a numbers game and my indicators make the game easy, real easy. Success is easy and I can teach you to be a disciplined investor, the choice is yours, $546,062 vs. $6,262,686 vs. $26,563,694. Danger is lurking. My indicator may be days away from generating the next signal. The question is, will you act upon the signal or neglect it? According to a recent NBC news poll, 72% of Americans believe that their children will not be better off than they are. However, together, we can teach our children the easy disciplined approach to manage their retirement assets and insure that their lives are substantially better than ours. How would you feel if your children had a better life than you? What action would you take to insure their success? Truth be told, I can help you help them to generate better results than the indicator that I use to manage long term investments, more to come. Results are the measure of success. No matter your endeavourer, you need to be making measurable progress in a reasonable time. Said another way, success is a numbers game and you've got to check the numbers. Don't be satisfied with anything less than the best of numbers. You've got to take a good look at yourself every once in a while and say, I need results to be a success. And as you look at yourself, ask the following three success measurement questions. 1. How much money have I saved and invested during my career? 2. How many books have I read? You need books to invest in the miracle of the mind. How many books have you read in the last ninety days? 3. In the last six months, how many classes have I taken to improve my skills? What effort have you made to develop new skills for your future and your family? You've got to make progress in a reasonable amount of time. You've got to look at the numbers and see how you are doing, it's the name of the game.

3 (Less 9 Trading Trading Trading Trading Days) Daily Days Weekly Days Monthly Days Monthly EMA Per Week EMA Per Month EMA Per Month EMA

4 The red and blue lines on the charts in this special report are a proprietary mixture of exponential moving averages that produce a signal each time the lines crossover each other. A few of the crossover signals are noted above. A cross through signal triggers either going to cash (closing all equity positions) or going 100% short the markets. Likewise, when the cross over signal occurs, it signals closing out the short position and going 100% long the markets. The cross over and cross through signals allow you to catch large moves in both directions of the markets. These signals provide a disciplined approach, eliminate the guess work and have a bullet proof track record.

5 You would have been out of the market in early 1969 or short the market and then re-entered in You would have gotten out in 1973 and re-entered in Out in 1976 and re-entered in Out in 1981 and reentered in You would never miss a large move up and would never ride a large move down.

6 Be in the markets when you should and out when you shouldn't. We're not born with courage, but neither are we born with fear. Fears destroy ambitions, fears destroy fortunes. Fear left unchecked can destroy our lives. I have created an indicator that destroys indecision, masters probability and eliminates doubt. Do battle with the enemy. Do battle with your fears. Build your courage to fight what's holding you back, what's keeping you from your goals and dreams. Be courageous in your life and in your pursuit of the things you want and the person you want to become.

7 The major reason for not having more of what you want, more wealth, more health, more power, more influence, more everything boils down to simple neglect. If you don't take care of neglect, it becomes an infection which eventually will lead to disease. So if you're in the habit of "not doing it," get in the habit of "doing it." Do all it takes and before you know it, success will be yours for the having. Success is a numbers game, it's as easy at that! Steve Rhodes

8 Beginning Balance $ 10,000 Go to cash only on EMA Crossover Short Market on EMA Crossover Profit Profit Profit Loss Loss Date Type Exit Shares Loss Balance Shares Shorting Long Balance Oct-29 Cash/Short $ $ 10, $ 10,000 Apr-33 Long $ $ 10, $ 7,828 $ 17,828 Jun-34 Cash/Short $ 96 $ 4,558 $ 14, $ 8,126 $ 25,953 Nov-30 Long $ $ (772) $ 25,181 Jun-37 Cash/Short $ 172 $ 10,751 $ 25, $ 18,596 $ 43,777 Jul-37 Long $ $ (1,829) $ 41,948 Sep-37 Cash/Short $ 164 $ (2,174) $ 23, $ (3,603) $ 38,345 Jul-38 Long $ $ 6,897 $ 45,242 Mar-39 Cash/Short $ 138 $ 602 $ 23, $ 1,178 $ 46,420 Jul-39 Long $ $ (387) $ 46,033 May-40 Cash/Short $ 129 $ (1,760) $ 21, $ (3,413) $ 42,621 Sep-42 Long $ $ 6,978 $ 49,598 Aug-46 Cash/Short $ 195 $ 17,802 $ 39, $ 40,174 $ 89,772 Jul-47 Long $ $ 6,928 $ 96,700 Jan-48 Cash/Short $ 177 $ (613) $ 39, $ (1,489) $ 95,211 Apr-48 Long $ $ (602) $ 94,608 Sep-48 Cash/Short $ 180 $ 393 $ 39, $ 950 $ 95,559 Oct-48 Long $ $ (2,660) $ 92,899 Nov-48 Cash/Short $ 177 $ (1,785) $ 37, $ (4,193) $ 88,706 Aug-49 Long $ $ 95 $ 88,802 Apr-53 Cash/Short $ 278 $ 21,673 $ 59, $ 50,950 $ 139,752 Nov-53 Long $ $ 131 $ 139,883 Sep-56 Cash/Short $ 487 $ 44,831 $ 104, $ 105,489 $ 245,372 Dec-56 Long $ $ (1,891) $ 243,481 Jan-57 Cash/Short $ 484 $ (1,452) $ 102, $ (3,391) $ 240,090 Apr-57 Long $ $ (1,286) $ 238,805

9 Sep-57 Cash/Short $ 471 $ (3,280) $ 99, $ (7,618) $ 231,187 May-58 Long $ $ 6,081 $ 237,267 Feb-60 Cash/Short $ 634 $ 38,253 $ 137, $ 91,175 $ 328,443 Jun-60 Long $ $ 1,118 $ 329,561 Jul-60 Cash/Short $ 623 $ (2,049) $ 135, $ (4,900) $ 324,662 Jan-61 Long $ $ (4,696) $ 319,965 Apr-62 Cash/Short $ 682 $ 10,778 $ 146, $ 25,404 $ 345,369 Nov-62 Long $ $ 28,579 $ 373,949 Apr-66 Cash/Short $ 936 $ 72,641 $ 219, $ 185,384 $ 559,333 Feb-67 Long $ $ 60,783 $ 620,116 Jan-68 Cash/Short $ 872 $ 9,862 $ 229, $ 27,903 $ 648,018 Apr-68 Long $ $ (10,572) $ 637,446 Feb-69 Cash/Short $ 922 $ 9,463 $ 238, $ 26,337 $ 663,783 Mar-69 Long $ $ (5,678) $ 658,106 Jun-69 Cash/Short $ 899 $ (7,932) $ 230, $ (21,887) $ 636,219 Nov-70 Long $ $ 85,284 $ 721,503 Oct-71 Cash/Short $ 858 $ 23,532 $ 254, $ 73,640 $ 795,142 Dec-71 Long $ $ (11,895) $ 783,247 Mar-73 Cash/Short $ 960 $ 25,951 $ 280, $ 79,993 $ 863,240 Oct-73 Long $ $ 13,316 $ 876,556 Nov-73 Cash/Short $ 871 $ (22,044) $ 258, $ (68,998) $ 807,558 Feb-75 Long $ ,339 $ 146,824 $ 954,381 Nov-76 Cash/Short $ 958 $ 88,691 $ 346,693 1,339 $ 328,079 $ 1,282,460 Dec-76 Long $ ,262 $ (38,172) $ 1,244,288 Feb-77 Cash/Short $ 948 $ (13,203) $ 333,490 1,262 $ (47,386) $ 1,196,902 May-78 Long $ ,632 $ 153,099 $ 1,350,001 Oct-78 Cash/Short $ 821 $ (2,355) $ 331,135 1,632 $ (9,532) $ 1,340,469 Mar-79 Long $ ,545 $ (36,690) $ 1,303,779 Oct-79 Cash/Short $ 839 $ (1,782) $ 329,353 1,545 $ (7,015) $ 1,296,764 Jan-80 Long $ ,472 $ (31,537) $ 1,265,227 Mar-80 Cash/Short $ 816 $ (16,800) $ 312,553 1,472 $ (64,538) $ 1,200,689

10 May-80 Long $ ,396 $ (31,629) $ 1,169,060 Jul-81 Cash/Short $ 965 $ 47,498 $ 360,051 1,396 $ 177,658 $ 1,346,718 Aug-82 Long $ ,713 $ 137,320 $ 1,484,038 Feb-84 Cash/Short $ 1,186 $ 133,137 $ 493,188 1,713 $ 548,757 $ 2,032,796 Aug-84 Long $ 1, ,721 $ 4,489 $ 2,037,285 Oct-87 Cash/Short $ 2,232 $ 436,477 $ 929,665 1,721 $ 1,803,019 $ 3,840,303 Jun-88 Long $ 2, ,943 $ 232,648 $ 4,072,951 Aug-88 Cash/Short $ 2,065 $ (13,916) $ 915,749 1,943 $ (60,967) $ 4,011,985 Sep-88 Long $ 2, ,884 $ (62,093) $ 3,949,891 Aug-90 Cash/Short $ 2,720 $ 272,127 $ 1,187,876 1,884 $ 1,173,764 $ 5,123,655 Jan-91 Long $ 2, ,940 $ 75,816 $ 5,199,471 Oct-92 Cash/Short $ 3,249 $ 252,283 $ 1,440,158 1,940 $ 1,104,270 $ 6,303,741 Nov-92 Long $ 3, ,787 $ (259,910) $ 6,043,831 Jun-94 Cash/Short $ 3,668 $ 121,391 $ 1,561,550 1,787 $ 509,435 $ 6,553,266 Jul-94 Long $ 3, ,731 $ (104,120) $ 6,449,146 Aug-98 Cash/Short $ 8,078 $ 1,823,339 $ 3,384,889 1,731 $ 7,530,329 $ 13,979,474 Oct-98 Long $ 8, ,625 $ (441,338) $ 13,538,137 Feb-00 Cash/Short $ 10,492 $ 877,426 $ 4,262,314 1,625 $ 3,509,334 $ 17,047,471 Mar-00 Long $ 10, ,546 $ (421,912) $ 16,625,559 May-00 Cash/Short $ 10,609 $ (56,806) $ 4,205,508 1,546 $ (221,579) $ 16,403,980 Aug-00 Long $ 10, ,453 $ (511,208) $ 15,892,772 Nov-00 Cash/Short $ 10,602 $ (129,593) $ 4,075,915 1,453 $ (489,737) $ 15,403,035 Dec-00 Long $ 10, ,422 $ (163,033) $ 15,240,002 Feb-01 Cash/Short $ 10,495 $ (83,416) $ 3,992,499 1,422 $ (311,896) $ 14,928,106 May-01 Long $ 10, ,354 $ (368,222) $ 14,559,885 Jun-01 Cash/Short $ 10,602 $ (56,516) $ 3,935,983 1,354 $ (206,102) $ 14,353,783 Feb-02 Long $ 10, ,511 $ 785,347 $ 15,139,130 May-02 Cash/Short $ 9,981 $ (15,863) $ 3,920,120 1,511 $ (61,014) $ 15,078,117 May-03 Long $ 8, ,984 $ 2,042,557 $ 17,120,674 Oct-04 Cash/Short $ 10,066 $ 652,708 $ 4,572,828 1,984 $ 2,850,625 $ 19,971,299 Nov-04 Long $ 10, ,900 $ (434,141) $ 19,537,158

11 Apr-05 Cash/Short $ 10,342 $ 25,303 $ 4,598,131 1,900 $ 108,106 $ 19,645,264 May-05 Long $ 10, ,872 $ (144,293) $ 19,500,971 Jun-05 Cash/Short $ 10,331 $ (38,126) $ 4,560,005 1,872 $ (161,694) $ 19,339,278 Jul-05 Long $ 10, ,805 $ (350,267) $ 18,989,010 Jan-08 Cash/Short $ 12,938 $ 1,048,932 $ 5,608,937 1,805 $ 4,368,016 $ 23,357,026 Jul-09 Long $ 8, ,468 $ 7,363,852 $ 30,720,879 Jun-10 Cash/Short $ 10,030 $ 741,115 $ 6,350,052 3,468 $ 4,059,184 $ 34,780,062 Jul-10 Long $ 10, ,290 $ (914,821) $ 33,865,241 Aug-10 Cash/Short $ 10,125 $ (103,967) $ 6,246,085 3,290 $ (554,460) $ 33,310,781 Aug-11 Long $ 11, ,320 $ (5,757,333) $ 27,553,448 Nov-11 Cash/Short $ 11,906 $ 16,600 $ 6,262,686 2,320 $ 73,229 $ 27,626,677 Net Gains from Signals $ 1,052,983 $ 26,563,694 Original Investment Buy & Hold $ 546,062