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I've followed your recommendations since reading your columns in the Globe & Mail, and finding they published Stock Trends arrows in their financial listings. I do find them a guide to the general market and what I should be avoiding for declining chart trends.
Has probably saved me the subscription by not rushing into hot stocks!

Anthony D., Subscriber

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I have had the good fortune to be reasonably successful and enjoy the investment process. Your process would be recommended for both experts and those who are new to investing.

Frank I., Subscriber

I am something of a momentum investor. I find Stock Trends useful as I can look at my portfolio as a “watch list” and quickly see where trends are declining in strength or reversing, so it is particularly useful as a tool in portfolio management regarding sales.

William C., Subscriber

Stock Trends information is part of the base information I review before making a trade.

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An admitted cynic, it's obviously very high praise when he says he likes StockTrends because of its "simplicity, utility, openness, [and] honesty," and in addition to having "no hidden agenda" is "understandably documented [and] historically verifiable." And, he adds, "It lets me see a lot of things without doing a lot of work." Globe and Mail

Paul W., Subscriber

Stock Trends Weekly Reporter is an easy way to pick up equities that represent an upward trend.

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Stock Trends analysis quantifies nicely the movement of individual stocks. I’ve found that if the technicals are out of synch with fundamental analysis, it is a wake-up call to make a decision. The Stock Trends Bull/Bear Ratio is useful in identifying major market bottoms and tops. It has always presented a good buying or selling opportunity.

Charles G., Subscriber

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I very much like the systematic approach to analyzing stock data, it fits my approach.

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I've followed a number of Stock Trends picks, and the methodology is solid.

Doug B., Subscriber

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Karin M., Subscriber

I use Stock Trends to help direct my stock picks. Also, following the advice of Stock Trends I have religiously used stop-loss orders and have avoided hanging on to losing stocks for emotional reasons.

John B., Subscriber

Just thought I'd call to thank you, Skot. Stock Trends Weekly Reporter helped pay for my daughter's education!

Peter H., Subscriber

I want to thank you for posting such an excellent guide to technical analysis on the web. You have provided a great service to all of us novice investors.

Michael C., Stock Trends user

There is a lot to be gained from comparing trends of how individual stocks are doing within a sector, as well as how the sector is performing relative to the broad market.

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