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af219651, 2014-07-16, 01:05PM CDT

As of 16 July A.D. 2014, as far as I know, ETF Tipping Point is not in the timertrac.com database.

Timertrac ($179.95/year)— I am a current subscriber — is one of three services, that I know of, that VERIFY trades made by investment advisors IF they register with the respective services.

The other ones are:

pro-trading-profits.com ($169.95/year) — do download and READ (maybe more than once) their white paper Analyzing Trading Systems: How to Tell the Winners From the Losers at a cost of giving your first name, last name, and email address. Ask them if ETF Tipping Point is in their database.

marketwatch.com/hulbert-newsletters (rollover one of the listed back issues to link to lead to the subscription page to The Hulbert Financial Digest ($59/year) is the other one EXCEPT I think Mark Hulbert anonymously subscribes to each advisory instead of them registering with his service. Ask them if ETF Tipping Point is in their database.

If you don’t understand from their advertizements what the benefit would be to you, then try a trial subscription for free or lower than annual cost.

Bottom line is: I haven’t found a straight line, profitable, market(SP500, Dow30, Nasdaq100) beating, equity curve, advisory because — REALLY — who can predict, every trading day, the EXACT future of what millions or billions of people will do with their money and credit?

If you’re going to follow an advisory VERIFY (with one of the above services, or. or YOUR trusted CPA) past recommendations and performance, and REALIZE that that advisory could go out of business the day after you subscribe or NEVER be profitable again.

Profitable use of your financial assets,

Stanley

af219651, 2014-07-19, 01:19PM CDT

Also, with respect to pro-trading-profits (PTP) specifically, and who to trust, generally,

see www.stockgumshoe.com/reviews/pro-trading-profits/.

And, also, I think the most IMPORTANT phrase and image on www.collective2.com is found at the bottom of the page in the About Systems folder (tab):

(Smiley face with eyes closed and tongue hanging out to the side)Trading is risky All results are hypothetical.

No single real-life trading account looks exactly like the performance shown above. For this reason, and others, you must treat all results on this Web site as hypothetical. (Learn what this means.) In addition, remember that trading is risky, and most people who trade lose money.