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SYMBOL, DATE, PRICE, FORECAST, PERCENT

XOM, 20090424, 66.7000, -0.6211, -0.9
XOM, 20090423, 65.9000, -0.8170, -1.2
XOM, 20090422, 64.7600, 0.9861, 1.5
XOM, 20090421, 66.3200, 0.6725, 1.0
XOM, 20090420, 65.3000, 2.1134, 3.2
XOM, 20090417, 66.7100, 0.5187, 0.8
XOM, 20090416, 67.4100, 0.2163, 0.3
XOM, 20090415, 68.3500, 0.5033, 0.7
XOM, 20090414, 67.4100, 0.7791, 1.2
XOM, 20090413, 68.1000, 0.1957, 0.3
XOM, 20090409, 69.3700, 0.2103, 0.3
XOM, 20090408, 68.9600, 0.8134, 1.2
XOM, 20090407, 68.7100, 0.7191, 1.0
XOM, 20090406, 70.1000, -0.9182, -1.3
XOM, 20090403, 70.4000, -2.2825, -3.2
XOM, 20090402, 70.0200, -1.2162, -1.7
XOM, 20090401, 69.2500, 0.4389, 0.6
XOM, 20090331, 67.6800, 2.0755, 3.1
XOM, 20090330, 68.8100, 0.8284, 1.2
XOM, 20090327, 70.1700, -0.8609, -1.2
XOM, 20090326, 71.0400, -1.0066, -1.4
XOM, 20090325, 70.3400, -3.7922, -5.4
XOM, 20090324, 69.5000, -1.1984, -1.7
XOM, 20090323, 70.4000, -1.0410, -1.5
XOM, 20090320, 66.1000, 1.7287, 2.6
XOM, 20090319, 68.4700, -1.3895, -2.0
XOM, 20090318, 69.3000, -1.6860, -2.4
XOM, 20090317, 69.0200, -1.8422, -2.7
XOM, 20090316, 67.1000, -1.6695, -2.5
XOM, 20090313, 67.4000, -0.1983, -0.3
XOM, 20090312, 67.1100, -2.6515, -4.0
XOM, 20090311, 65.5000, -1.6466, -2.5
XOM, 20090310, 67.5300, -4.8588, -7.2
XOM, 20090309, 64.5800, 0.3317, 0.5
XOM, 20090306, 64.4000, -0.7128, -1.1
XOM, 20090305, 62.3800, 1.8143, 2.9
XOM, 20090304, 65.8100, 1.2826, 1.9
XOM, 20090303, 64.0500, 4.8961, 7.6
XOM, 20090302, 65.0600, 5.2876, 8.1
XOM, 20090227, 68.0200, 3.3447, 4.9
XOM, 20090226, 71.0500, -1.4110, -2.0
XOM, 20090225, 72.4000, -0.6476, -0.9
XOM, 20090224, 72.2800, -0.4246, -0.6
XOM, 20090223, 69.6000, 1.3452, 1.9
XOM, 20090220, 71.3900, -0.1892, -0.3
XOM, 20090219, 72.0700, 2.0749, 2.9
XOM, 20090218, 71.6000, 2.6957, 3.8
XOM, 20090217, 71.3000, 2.3006, 3.2
XOM, 20090213, 74.5600, 1.0355, 1.4
XOM, 20090212, 75.2400, 3.0514, 4.1
XOM, 20090211, 74.6600, 4.2384, 5.7
XOM, 20090210, 76.2500, 2.6912, 3.5
XOM, 20090209, 79.3500, -1.2863, -1.6
XOM, 20090206, 80.3400, -1.3439, -1.7
XOM, 20090205, 79.7000, -1.8650, -2.3
XOM, 20090204, 77.5000, -0.2817, -0.4
XOM, 20090203, 78.1000, -0.5624, -0.7
XOM, 20090202, 76.7000, 1.7456, 2.3
XOM, 20090130, 76.7300, 1.8752, 2.4
XOM, 20090129, 76.8600, 1.5941, 2.1
XOM, 20090128, 78.9500, -0.4638, -0.6
XOM, 20090127, 79.2000, -0.4637, -0.6
XOM, 20090126, 78.6000, 0.4673, 0.6
XOM, 20090123, 77.8000, -1.1583, -1.5
XOM, 20090122, 77.9800, 0.4482, 0.6
XOM, 20090121, 79.0800, -1.2930, -1.6
XOM, 20090120, 76.3100, -0.8750, -1.1
XOM, 20090116, 78.1900, 0.1727, 0.2
XOM, 20090115, 76.8300, -0.1770, -0.2
XOM, 20090114, 75.0000, 1.7098, 2.3
XOM, 20090113, 77.9300, 0.6583, 0.8
XOM, 20090112, 76.6000, 1.1057, 1.4
XOM, 20090109, 77.7800, 2.0089, 2.6
XOM, 20090108, 79.0500, 1.9913, 2.5
XOM, 20090107, 78.3300, 2.4096, 3.1
XOM, 20090106, 80.3500, -0.4207, -0.5
XOM, 20090105, 81.6300, -1.9866, -2.4
XOM, 20090102, 81.4500, -2.3822, -2.9
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**\\ GUIDE TO INTERPRETATION OF FORECAST RESULTS //** 
GENERAL PRINCIPLE:
The most important general principle to remember is

that investing and trading involve mostly a patience
to wait for good opportunities to occur and then take
advantage of them. Do nothing until opportunities
present themselves as indicated by the very latest
stock price forecasts. 
There are many ways for profiting from a forecasted

stock price decline, just as there are many ways of
profiting from a stock advance. To be successful in
any type of market, one must first have timing, i.e.
knowing in advance where the price peaks and bottoms
are. Then one should know both bearish and bullish
strategies well, so as to profit from any and all
low-risk, high-return opportunities that occur daily
in both bearish and bullish (and sideways) markets. 
In the past, it has been difficult to detect stock

price peaks and bottoms. SELL and BUY signals are
typically given (i.e. "confirmed") belatedly, often
days after the peaks and bottoms have occurred. This
is known as "time-lag", which can be very costly in
a sideways market since laggiing signals can lead to
whipsaws, i.e. selling near the lows and buying near
the highs. The price forecasts we provide eliminate
that time lag and routinely pin-point the price tops
and bottoms, and often a day or so in advance. 
Even if the price peaks and bottoms can be detected

without time lag. There remains the tougher problem
of forecasting the likely magnitude of future price
movement at price peaks and bottoms. Once again, we
have resolved this difficulty and as you'll see, we
do provide you with a precise, reliable forecast on
the magnitude of future price movement at price tops
and bottoms. This drastically cut down the amount
of time you need to spend watching the individual
stocks and the market, since you already have a good
idea of where the price target will be even before
you open a position, long or short. Using our stock
price forecasts, investing and trading have become a
child's play. Your ROI is sharply increased while
your risk, your expenditure of valuable time, effort
and any experience of stress, is drastically reduced.
To illustrate how to interpret the data, we'll use

the actual price forecasts for the stock BlackStone
Group, ticker symbol: BX, shown below:

BX, 20080528, 18.6600, 0.5215, 2.8
First, you'll notice that there are five(5) columns

as shown above.
As the column headings indicate, the first column

is the ticker symbol (SYMBOL), the next column is
the date (DATE), the third column is the last price
(PRICE), the fourth column is the forecast on the
magnitude of future, short-term, price movement
(FORECAST) and the last column (PERCENT) is the
forecasted magnitude of future price movement but
expressed as a percentage (PERCENT) of the closing
price (PRICE).
It should be obvious that the important columns to

pay attention to are the FORECAST and the PERCENT
columns, which we'll discuss in more detail below.
Note that the DATE column is expressed as YYYYMMDD,

which corresponds to the date of the forecast. For
example 20080528 would represent the year 2008, the
month 05 (i.e. May) and the date of month 28. So
20080528 is May 28, 2008. The processing of daily
stock forecasts begins shortly after markets' close
and corresponds to all the available data that may
have an influence on the future stock price as of
the DATE shown. The entire process takes typically
12 to 16 hours before all the new forecasts become
available, one hour or more before markets re-open.
On weekends, extensive system maintenance is first
done. Thereafter forecasts are generated with the
data processing starting typically 18 hours before,
and ready by early morning of, the following week's
first trading session. That is why you may not see
any new updated forecasts on Saturdays and Sundays.
The staff and programmers also take those days off.
Let's take a look at the earlier-shown data again:

BX, 20080528, 18.6600, 0.5215, 2.8
Using the information we just provided, you can see

that the stock ticker SYMBOL is BX, the DATE of
price forecast was 20080528 or May 28, 2008. The
PRICE was the closing price of $18.6600 (this may
or may not reflect after-hours price) for May 28,
2008, the unit of price being U.S. dollar. This is
then followed by 0.5215 (the unit again being U.S.
dollar) which means that the stock BX is forecasted
to likely move up by $0.5215 in the near future.
The time frame for fulfilling the forecasted future

price movement is typically several days, sometimes
more than two weeks, or longer. The PRECENT column
shows that the forecasted price movement of $0.5215
is equivalent to an upside movement of 2.8%:
i.e. PERCENT = 100 X (FORECAST / PRICE) = 2.8
At important price tops or price bottoms, both the

FORECAST and PERCENT numbers typically turn highly
negative or highly positive, respectively, to alert
you of possible resistance or support, respectively.
Not only that, both the FORECAST and PERCENT values
also indicate the amount of price movement that can
be expected in the near future. 
Where the FORECAST shows a high negative number, it

hints that the direction of forecasted future price
movement is down, with its magnitude indicated by
the value of the negative number. The PERCENT will
also be negative, to indicate downward direction.
Conversely, if the FORECAST shows a positive number,

as is the case for BX on May 28, 2008, it hints the
forecasted future price movement is positive, i.e.
up, with the magnitude of movement indicated by the
value of the positive FORECAST. In this case, the
PERCENT figure will be positive as well, to reflect
upward future price direction.
One should always review past FORECAST and PERCENT

values for the same stock, going back several weeks.
A quick review of past forecasts provides a better
grasp of the significance of the current FORECAST
and PERCENT values. In reviewing recent historical
FORECAST and PERCENT figures, one can very quickly
notice where past short-term price tops and bottoms
were and their corresponding extreme FORECASTS and
PERCENT readings at those price peaks and bottoms.
The current, latest FORECAST and PERCENT reading

can then be mentally compared to those past extreme
values to see if current readings are comparable to
past extremes. If not, one may want to wait a bit
longer, in case the readings become more extreme in
coming days, before taking action. Knowing whether
to wait will help prevent the mistake of acting too
soon. This can greatly improve trading/investment
performance while substantially reducing risk.
Now, let's take a look at the past price forecasts

for BX (shown below):

BX, 20080528, 18.6600, 0.5215, 2.8
BX, 20080527, 18.9100, 0.4243, 2.2
BX, 20080523, 18.5400, 1.4067, 7.6
BX, 20080522, 19.1600, 0.7023, 3.7
BX, 20080521, 19.3300, 0.4556, 2.4
BX, 20080520, 20.5900, 0.1384, 0.7
BX, 20080519, 20.2300, -0.3795, -1.9
BX, 20080516, 20.0200, -0.5328, -2.7
BX, 20080515, 20.6500, -0.9681, -4.7
BX, 20080514, 19.5000, -0.1523, -0.8
BX, 20080513, 19.0500, -0.1559, -0.8
BX, 20080512, 18.9700, 0.2627, 1.4
BX, 20080509, 19.2700, 0.1482, 0.8
BX, 20080508, 18.8000, 0.5186, 2.8
BX, 20080507, 19.3500, 0.6359, 3.3
BX, 20080506, 19.4700, -0.0480, -0.2
BX, 20080505, 19.5600, -0.6820, -3.5
BX, 20080502, 20.2600, -0.9183, -4.5
BX, 20080501, 19.4500, -0.3195, -1.6
BX, 20080430, 18.6000, 0.3533, 1.9
BX, 20080429, 18.8100, -0.1200, -0.6
BX, 20080428, 18.9500, -0.2970, -1.6
BX, 20080425, 19.1800, -0.2541, -1.3
BX, 20080424, 18.5000, 0.0192, 0.1
BX, 20080423, 18.3300, 0.3143, 1.7
BX, 20080422, 18.6200, -0.1133, -0.6
BX, 20080421, 18.6800, -0.6790, -3.6
BX, 20080418, 19.0100, -1.0060, -5.3
BX, 20080417, 18.6800, -0.8970, -4.8
BX, 20080416, 17.7000, 0.0543, 0.3
BX, 20080415, 17.3300, 0.5899, 3.4
BX, 20080414, 17.2016, 0.8348, 4.9
BX, 20080411, 17.7500, 0.5165, 2.9
A quick glance of the above forecast history for BX

shows that in the past when the PERCENT is close to
or greater than 5% or the FORECAST more positive
than $0.80, it suggests prices are bottoming and a
future price rise may be imminent.
On the other hand, if the PERCENT is -4.5% or more

negative, or the FORECAST is about -$0.90 or even
more negative, then it suggests prices are likely
at or near a peak, and a future price decline could
be imminent.
Note that each stock has its own peculiarities as

to what FORECAST and PERCENT readings are extreme.
Extreme FORECAST or PERCENT readings for one stock
may often be too extreme, or not extreme enough, if
applied to another stock. Therefore, the history
of past forecasts for a particular stock should be
reviewed on its own, independent of other stocks.
Even the same stock may change over time as to what

constitute extreme readings for its FORECAST and
PERCENT. It is advisable to review the most recent
forecasts first and then go back to older forecasts,
to detect any gradual changes in extreme values.
Such a historic forecast review takes only a few
seconds, but it will save a lot of wondering and
guessing, and will very likely improve your trading
decision-making and performance. Forecast history
review will help make your stock timing a lot more
accurate and profitable.
Some people, on first impression, might think the

forecast is for the very next day. It is NOT so.
Most of the time, a FORECAST may take two or many
more days to fulfill.
Occasionally, it only takes just one or two days to

fulfill the price change forecasted (i.e. FORECAST).
It really depends on the particular stock and its
special situation.
There are times the forecasts won't be right, or

won't be realized. Perfection is not possible.
This is no different from real life situations of
support and resistance levels that can fail. This
can happen in a strongly trending market, where a
persistent buying or selling can break resistance
or support levels that otherwise could have held.
Should this be happening, the FORECAST and PERCENT
readings will usually warn you in advance of such
potential failure of support or resistance levels
with less extreme readings, as prices fail to turn.
This is why it is important to pay attention, not
just to the degree of extremeness of the FORECAST
and PERCENT values, but also to subtle changes in
FORECAST and PERCENT readings relative to changes
in price. If you do so, you'll rarely suffer any
surprises.
Thus, it is usually advisable to wait for extreme

readings, even though that, by itself, is not a
guarantee of profit. Such patient approach, with
a willingness to wait, and being alert to extreme
FORECAST and PERCENT readings, and their subtle
changes, is usually much safer and more rewarding
in the long run. This is especially important to
beginners or those who have only a modest amount
of risk capital, and therefore limited ability to
average down (when long), or up (when short).
Unless one is extremely experienced and/or has a

very large portfolio, it is usually not advisable
to trade on minor or modest FORECAST and PERCENT
readings. That is not to say that moderate or
mild FORECAST and PERCENT readings are always not
profitable or worthwhile, because they can be,
especially for very short-term players, such as
day-traders. Should one decide to trade even the
weak FORECAST and PERCENT readings, on should
definitely limit his/her risk by committing a lot
less risk capital than when the readings are near
the recent historic extremes and correspond to
price peaks or bottoms.
Some stocks are "better behaved" than others, or

"better behaved" at one time than another. If you
find a stock behaving poorly with respect to the
price forecasts, then do not trade it, or at least
avoid it, but find another stock that is "better
behaved". The reasons for "poor behavior" can be
many and varied. One is strong herd behavior in a
particular stock where the high emotion and crowd
conformity happen to be dominant, which can lead to
either excessive optimism or pessimism at or near
price tops or bottoms, leading to extreme swings.
Another possibility is the relative low volume of
trading in some stocks that can easily exaggerate
trader or investor excesses. The FORECAST and
PERCENT readings do adjust even for such cases.
However, how successful are such adjustment efforts
will vary with each stock.
It is usually not advisable to trade against the

forecasts, especially when the FORECAST and PERCENT
readings are strong, i.e. at or near their extremes.
In other words, very bullish readings hint that one
should probably cover short, reduce or close out
other bearish positions such as puts, and go long.
Conversely, for very negative FORECAST and PERCENT
readings, one should consider selling long, cutting
or closing out bullish positions such as naked puts,
and probably planning on opening short positions. 
It is important that only a small portion of risk

capital allocated to a particular stock situation
be committed at a time, and one should be prepared
to do scale trading. This ensures that potential
profit opportunity (whether bullish or bearish) is
not missed, yet retains the flexibility and ability
to act effectively to counter and take advantage of
any unexpected (including adverse) developments.
With reliable and precise price forecasts available,
averaging down (for long) and up (for short) may be
far more sensible and profitable than stop-loss
techniques, especially when such scale trades are
done at favorable price junctures, and the correct
option strategy is used together, as needed. 
The trading approach we apply is in fact EXTREMELY

conservative. We move from cash into a bearish or
short position, or a bullish or long position, only
briefly and for a specific purpose, i.e. to capture
an anticipated and substantial price movement in a
stock. Once that movement is over, typically in a
few days at most, we're back in cash -- the safest,
zero-risk state of capital preservation. This is
not only possible, but made practical, as a result
of forecasting both the direction and magnitude of
future price movement, permitting very precise and
reliable assessment of future risk, both short and
long.
 
DISCLAIMER: The stock price forecasts herein are for

informational purposes only. They are not meant to be
specific investment recommendation or advice, and must
not be so construed. Please do your own due diligence
and consult a qualified investment professional before
you invest or trade in any stock.
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SYMBOL, DATE, PRICE, FORECAST, PERCENT

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The most important general principle to remember is

There are many ways for profiting from a forecasted

In the past, it has been difficult to detect stock

Even if the price peaks and bottoms can be detected

To illustrate how to interpret the data, we'll use

SYMBOL, DATE, PRICE, FORECAST, PERCENT

First, you'll notice that there are five(5) columns

As the column headings indicate, the first column

It should be obvious that the important columns to

Note that the DATE column is expressed as YYYYMMDD,

Let's take a look at the earlier-shown data again:

SYMBOL, DATE, PRICE, FORECAST, PERCENT

Using the information we just provided, you can see

The time frame for fulfilling the forecasted future

At important price tops or price bottoms, both the

Where the FORECAST shows a high negative number, it

Conversely, if the FORECAST shows a positive number,

One should always review past FORECAST and PERCENT

The current, latest FORECAST and PERCENT reading

Now, let's take a look at the past price forecasts

SYMBOL, DATE, PRICE, FORECAST, PERCENT

A quick glance of the above forecast history for BX

On the other hand, if the PERCENT is -4.5% or more

Note that each stock has its own peculiarities as

Even the same stock may change over time as to what

Some people, on first impression, might think the

Occasionally, it only takes just one or two days to

There are times the forecasts won't be right, or

Thus, it is usually advisable to wait for extreme

Unless one is extremely experienced and/or has a

Some stocks are "better behaved" than others, or

It is usually not advisable to trade against the

It is important that only a small portion of risk

The trading approach we apply is in fact EXTREMELY

DISCLAIMER: The stock price forecasts herein are for

The above stock PRICE forecast document may be freely

Other than not altering the numbers and the essential

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