TradeVisio:: TradeVisionary Sees Wall Street Disaster Ahead

April 8, 2005

The Next Wall Street Disaster

It pains me to see people making the same mistakes all over
again.

How soon they forget how much pain was caused -- just a very
short time ago -- by throwing money blindly at the U.S. stock
market.

Now they're at it again. And they're about to be crushed by the
next Wall Street disaster. One that's highly predictable.
Inevitable. But for savvy investors, entirely avoidable, as
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HERE'S WHAT HAS CHANGED

Despite a strong economy, the leadership in the U.S. stock market
is becoming increasingly narrow.

That may seem counter intuitive, so let me explain why.

1. First, this new "bull market" is following a highly predictable
historical pattern.

In the first year, 2003, a giddy euphoria took hold as investors
heaved a collective sigh of relief after the long bear market.
They dumped a lot of cash into the market, much of it into
speculative issues. That explains the huge gains in many
unprofitable tech stocks with lousy business prospects.

But -- and this is critical -- the "easy money" has already been made.

Already, our analysis shows much greater discipline on the part
of the "smart money." Many individual investors are still
tossing money around like it's 1999 all over again. But the big
guys have gotten much more selective.

No more speculation for them. They're demanding extremely sound
fundamentals with the emphasis on rapid sales and earnings growth.

2. And that leads me to my second key point: Earnings momentum
is actually beginning to decelerate.

The reason is simple. After a modest recovery, year-to-year
comparisons are becoming increasingly difficult for the vast
majority of companies. When you're starting from rock-bottom,
it's easy to show improvement. But most companies are stumped
about what to do for an encore.

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and
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If you own them, please sell now. If you've been thinking about
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On the sell-side, I've saved my readers a lot of pain over the
years.

I blacklisted WorldCom back in March 2002 when it was still
selling for about 8 bucks. I told subscribers to sell Enron at
$59.99. I called Global Crossing a "dog with fleas" on CNBC's
Squawk Box in the fall of 2001.

And I exposed Qwest, Corning, Ericsson, Nortel, Merck, Tyco, AMR
Corp and dozens more before they plunged, as well.

Now today, I'm warning my subscribers -- and you, too -- that
investors are courting disaster by assuming that Wall Street's
"rising tide" will continue to lift all boats. It won't. And
the sharks are already circling again.

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04/08/2005 5:46PM