We are almost finished with the new "Dynamic Growth" website. Starting Monday, December 11, 2006 (hopefully), when log on to www.johnmugarian.com, you will automatically be connected to the new Dynamic Growth website.
Dynamic Growth was the brain child of John Mugarian, and his good friend Louis Navellier.
There will be s few changes that I think you will enjoy;
1) The "Journal" link on the website will be the blog. This will remain a free service. I will continue to give you the same insights and commentary that you have come to enjoy.
2) For a limited time only, we are allowing investors to subscribe to the Dynamic Growth newsletter for free. On June 1, 2007, all free trial subscriptions will expire. Many trial subscriptions last only 30 days, but we want to earn your business with our performance, and not with a bunch of hype. I want you to have enough time to judge the benefits of Dynamic Growth for yourself.
3) Dynamic Growth will have 2 portfolios. One portfolio will be our Top 15 Exchange Traded Funds (ETF's), and the other portfolio will be our Top 15 Fidelity Select Sector funds. Eventually, we hope to add a portfolio of our Top 15 Stocks. The current Investor Alert Portfolio will be discontinued.
What is Dynamic Growth ?
Dynamic Growth is a Sector Rotation newsletter that "Harnesses the Power of Sector Investing". By investing in sectors that only provide the best investment results, and avoiding the sectors that do not, our research has showed that investors can handily beat the market averages.
"I asked Louie if he and his research team at Navellier & Associates could apply their impressive stock picking system to No-Load Sector Mutual Funds and ETF's. After running a number of sector mutual funds through Navellier's proprietary research, we were both stunned by the incredible performance!"
For Example;
If an investor had simply invested in our Top 10 Fund picks each and every month, and equally weighted those picks from July 2001-May 2006 the 59 month **back-tested returns** (As calculated by Navellier & Associates) were as follows:
The Top 10 no-load sector funds gained 100.50%
The Top 15 no-load sector funds gained 98.85%.
Top 10 ETF's gained 89.42%
Top 15 ETF's gained 77.85%
During the same period (July 2001-May 2006 the 59 month **back-tested returns**) our benchmark, the Russell 3000 gained 18.71%.
During the month, I will provide you with updates on the Top 15 ETF's. I encourage you to check the newsletter link on the website every weekend in case there are changes to the ETF portfolio. ETF's can be bought or sold any day the market is open, and all new buy and sell recommendations we will issue as they become available.
The Top 15 Fidelity Sector funds can be traded every 30 days, so we will update the Mutual Fund portfolio at the beginning of every month.
To get started, you will be asked to establish a username and password to access the newsletter and portfolio.
Once the website goes live, go to the Questions & Answers (Q&A) link to get started. I think you will enjoy the free trial subscription that expires at the end of May 2007. After May 2006, we will begin charging a subscription fee for the Newsletter service. The Journal portion (Blog) will be free.
Comments (1)
John:
My first time leaving a comment...I enjoy your journal. Can't wait for 12/11 to sign up for the new service. Keep up the good work.
Posted by glenn-mp | December 5, 2006 9:14 PM
Posted on December 5, 2006 21:14