February 21st, 2008

Momentum Stock Message 21st Feb. 2008

Hi

Mark Crisp here

You know over the past 12 months I have spent a lot of time and effort trying to work out new and maybe more profitable trading methods. I have come up with all kinds of different methods. BUT after looking at literally dozens of other methods (I’l lshare my findings one day.) I still cannot come close to the simplicity nor profitability of my weekly M.S.T.S.

Sure since Christmas I have been in cash. BUT isn’t a good system one that keeps you from losing money? We nailed some great trades over the years for 50% to 100% gains. Remember: TASR (who can forget that one) TZOO, BIDU, CROX, HANS, TIE ? These are real trades I urged you to get into.

So what’s my point? I am going to stop looking. Stop looking for better ways to trade stocks. Maybe there are some better methods. I do not day trade, or trade penny stocks so maybe there are great methods here. But as for a low risk, high reward, stress free, passive stock trading method I have not come across anything to touch M.S.T.S.

You can buy the system for a give away price of $200 at
http://www.stressfreetrading.com/index2.shtml

It’s far too cheap. I bought some really p*** poor trading systems last year for $300+ and they offered nothing like what I offer. So I am going to increase this price in March.

I also offer my stock picking service at:

http://www.crispstocks.com

I am toying with the idea of opening my own offshore hedge fund using my method. Not sure about his yet. I have heard the headaches of managing money are massive. But I guess there’s massive reward as well? If I did I would move to the Isle of Man. Can’t see the wife being too pleased with this considering we just moved back to the UK J

Regards
Mark Crisp

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