Important News About Your Swing Trader Subscription
Published:  09/04/07 at 11:30 AM ET

Dear Swing Trader Subscriber,

The StreetAuthority Swing Trader was created as a resource for self-directed investors using technical analysis to help find profitable short-term equity market trading ideas. All of us at StreetAuthority are pleased that Dr. Melvin Pasternak has been able to deliver on his goal to help you to become a successful and knowledgeable investor. Although Melvin has enjoyed writing the letter for you, he has decided to take his career in another direction. However, the good news is that we've managed to find a perfect (and extremely well qualified) replacement. Going forward, this new writer will continue to deliver the same level of market analysis and winning trading ideas that you've come to expect from our former Swing Trader product.

To ensure that you continue to receive the best information to help you reach your financial goals, we have arranged for you to receive Jon Markman's Trader's Advantage for the balance of your Swing Trader subscription. Although Trader's Advantage normally costs $995 for an annual subscription, you will receive the same number of weeks of Trader's Advantage as you have remaining on your Swing Trader subscription.

Jon Markman has developed his own stock rating systems and screening software, which we believe are a great fit for Swing Trader subscribers. Using his proprietary trading strategies, Jon can identify stocks with the ability to rise 20% or more in a matter of weeks, and he brings you these picks each week in Trader's Advantage.

In fact, here are some of Jon's recent winning trades:

AAPL Calls up 50% in 1 day
MED up 32% in 13 days
MTXX up 25% in 15 days
RTI up 25% in 55 days
CELL up 24% in 6 days
SKIL up 14% in 28 days
CHAP up 15% in 35 days
EBAY calls up 88% in 2 days
R calls up 86% in 2 days

Jon Markman -- He "Wrote the Book" on
Swing Trading ... literally!

Jon Markman is co-inventor on two Microsoft patents and author of the best-selling books Swing Trading and Online Investing. He was portfolio manager and senior investment strategist at a multi-strategy hedge fund from 2002 to 2005; managing editor and columnist at CNBC and on MSN Money from 1997 to 2002, and an editor, investments columnist and investigative reporter at the Los Angeles Times from 1984 to 1997.

Markman won a Gerald Loeb Award for Distinguished Financial Journalism for his columns explaining market chicanery in 2002; multiple Society of Professional Journalists awards for his 2001 reporting on Enron and the post-Sept. 11-investment environment; and was a news editor on Los Angeles Times staffs that won Pulitzer Prizes for spot-news reporting in 1992 and 1994. A graduate of Duke University and the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism, he speaks frequently on investment topics at conferences nationwide as well as on TV and radio.

I trust you will find Trader's Advantage to be a valuable advisory service that can help you profit in these uncertain times and that you will greatly benefit from for many years to come.

To help you get acquainted with Jon Markman's service and to read this week's issue, please click here: www.jonmarkman.com/jmta. As of today, you will be able to use your existing Swing Trader username and password to access Trader's Advantage. If you have forgotten your username and password, please use newuser as your username and 2815 as your password. (Once you enter the site, please take a moment to then set up a custom username and password.)

Of course, all terms of your money-back guarantee will continue to be honored, but I urge you to give Trader's Advantage a try. If you have any questions about this transition, please contact the Trader’s Advantage Customer Service specialists at 1-800-211-6359.

Sincerely,


Lou Betancourt
Publisher
StreetAuthority Swing Trader

StreetAuthority LLC
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