| Dear Market Forecast Reader, In volatile markets, smart investors can often make better returns picking their entry points carefully and taking profits off the table frequently. Let me give you a couple of examples so you can see how its done. Micron Technology (MU) is a semiconductor maker whose products appear in a wide range of consumer electronics. On April 2, we took advantage of the stock trading at a historically low price/book ratio. The stock has also been in the process of rebounding from a 52-week low - and it was supposed to report its quarterly results. Plus, there had been some positive news for the industry as a whole. Now, if this had been 1998, we might have bought this stock with the aim of holding it for a year or more. But with today's uncertainty, we would rather take profits as they come. So 14 days later, when the stock was up nearly 11% above our entry price, we were quite happy to sell – instantly eliminating any risk that the price would pull back. Another example was our recent trade on Charles Schwab (SCHW). Schwab had limited exposure to the subprime meltdown and credit crisis, but its share price had been pulled down along with the entire financial industry. We expected that when the company announced good earnings there would be a rebound in the shares. So we bought the stock right before the earnings announcement, and sold it the next day for a profit of over 8% -- which is a great return considering our market risk lasted just over 24 hours. Unfortunately, I can't recommend short-term trades like this in The Complete Investor or Income Performance Letter. By the time the postman delivered your monthly issue, trading opportunities like this would have come and gone. But what I can do is recommend you take a serious look at my Ground Floor Trading program, which delivers these and many other opportunities each week directly to your email. It's easy to use. It takes very little time. You don't need much trading experience – because we give you all the help you need. It doesn't use complicated strategies like options. And it comes with a 60-day money-back guarantee, so you can essentially test-drive it for free. Best of all, I have a special deal on it at the moment that saves you 66% off the regular price. Take a moment to check it out by following this link... Leeb's Ground Floor Trader I think you'll be very excited when you see how easy it is to make very fast, very high profits. Sincerely, Stephen Leeb, Ph.D. Research Chairman Leeb's Ground Floor Trader _____________________________________________________________________________________________ Disclaimer: Leeb IPO Advisory LLC and Leeb’s Ground Floor Trader Publication (“GFT”) is not registered as a broker dealer or investment adviser with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission or any state securities authority. GFT and its information and content providers make no representations or warranties of any kind in connection with the subject matter, performance or the suitability of the information contained in GFT for any purpose and are not liable for the timeliness, accuracy, or completeness of the information contained herein. The information contained in GFT is provided for general informational purposes, and is not a substitute for obtaining professional advice from a qualified person, firm or corporation familiar with your personal circumstances. Please seek the advice of professionals, as appropriate, regarding the evaluations of any specific security, report, opinion, advice or other content. GFT is not responsible for any trades placed by the recipients of GFT based on the information included therein. There can be no assurance that your portfolio or positions can achieve the indicated performance and therefore, the sample performance information should not be relied upon. Investment recommendations are not intended to be construed as personalized advice, or recommendations to buy, hold, or sell mentioned securities and readers should consider their personal situation before making any investment. All opinions expressed and information and data provided therein are subject to change without notice. GFT, its officers, directors, employees, and/or associated entities may have positions in and from time to time make purchases, or sales of the securities discussed or mentioned in GFT. GFT shall have no liability for any newsletter that is lost, intercepted or not received by you in a timely manner, or at all, for any reason. | 
