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 Melvin Pasternak comes to us with more than 40
years of investing experience, having made his first trade in 1961.
Along the way, he has spent more than a decade teaching classes in
technical analysis for TD Waterhouse and has designed and taught stock
market classes at the college level. On the educational and journalistic
front, Melvin holds both Ph D. and MBA degrees and has previously
written regular financial columns for a leading international publisher.
Frequently sought after for both training seminars and
public appearances, Mr. Pasternak has given interviews on the stock
market numerous times for a nationwide radio station. In addition,
his stock-picking methods have been profiled in dozens of widely-read
newspaper articles.
When he's not teaching in the classroom, Mr. Pasternak
spends the majority of his time following the market and trading for his
own account. In his best year, he multiplied his account several
hundred percent and completed more than 80% of his trades profitably.
Investing Philosophy: An expert
technical analyst, Melvin strongly believes in combining multiple
indicators to enhance his probability of making profitable trading
decisions. Through synthesizing candlesticks, trendlines, short-term
four-stage analysis, moving averages, support and resistance, bollinger
bands and indicators such as MACD and stochastics, he has built a solid
track record of winning trades over the last several decades.
Income Security
of the Month
Our "Income Security of the Month" for July 2008 invests in
a fast-growing overseas market that doesn't get much exposure in the
mainstream financial press. And although it typically makes enormous
annual dividend payments -- it has paid an average dividend of 24.9%
per year over the past five years -- this fund is perhaps most
appealing for its total return potential. Specifically, the fund has
delivered total returns of +263.9% since 2003, and
it ranks in the top 10% of its category over the past decade.
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