How to develop a "big picture" perspective of the market you're dealing in ... and the company specific information you need to be considering before placing your money on the table...

Dear Investor,

Being able to identify and strategize, based on the big picture - the economic backdrop - is critical and is an area of great confusion for many private investors and traders. Accurately gauging the economic backdrop, seeking out the most appropriate stocks for investment is essential.

When assessing an investment opportunity, you need to consider the major economic factors, geopolitical events and other special situations, and how they impact on various sectors of the market, before looking more closely at company specific issues.

Once you've done this, then you can more accurately assess the characteristics of various types of stocks and cross sector comparisons.

You can discover all the key aspects of this form of analysis with "Using Fundamental Analysis", Part 3 of the 4-part "Mastering the Stock Market" trading course. This trading course was developed by Andrew Baxter, a Licenced Futures and Equities Broker and a 14 year trading veteran. Andrew spent six years on the London Stock Exchange with two of the UK's leading investment houses .

Curently, he is a Licensed Equities and Futures Broker and Associate Director with an Australian Investment Bank and Securities Brokerage Firm... and continues to trade his own account.

He is also an active "trainer" and conducts Workshops on a regular basis. To date, he has trained over 4,000 private traders how to systematize their trading for greater returns. He is also the author of two popular trading courses -- "Mastering the Stock Market" and "Building a Successful Trading Plan".

Here's what others say about Andrew's training style...

You will develop knowledge and skills in ...

	Top Down Analysis (Broad Economics): International economics, domestic economics, individual sectors, individual companies.
	What Stocks and When: Defensive stocks, cyclical stocks, times of crisis, domestic currency status.
	Bottom Down Analysis (Company Specifics): Ratio Analysis, cost income ratio, gearing, price earnings ratio, current ratio, asset backing, earnings per share, dividend yield, limitations of ratios.
	What type of Stock: Blue chip, growth or speculative companies, value companies.

67 pages of detailed instruction ...

This course is quite extensive with sections relating to all of the above areas included.

The following demonstrates the presentation format and content...

Andrew Baxter: "Moving through to Level Three.  Being able to look at the economic backdrop and then be able to discern sectors which are likely to out perform is a key skill which will reward you with significant, additional returns on your portfolio.

For example, commodity prices moving will have a marked impact on the performance of specific stocks – not only the primary producers such as gold, oil or copper, but also for end users that have to pay a different amount for the commodity that they use.  Likewise, exchange rates can also have a major influence, because if we consider that commodities are always priced in US dollars in the open market, the resale market, but production costs are in local currency, a strengthening of the US dollar is likely to benefit a mining company because their revenue from sales will be relatively higher, given the exchange rate move, and the fact that they sell their product in US dollars, yet their production costs are likely to remain the same.  As a result of that their margin of profit is likely to increase.

Things like weather.  Weather patterns may seem a little vague or woolly, but the economic effects of things like the El Nino and La Nina weather phenomenon have been felt very heavily across an number of Pacific Basin and Latin American type economies.  An example of that on a national level might be a drought, which has a marked impact on the rural and agricultural sectors, and of course those stocks that are associated with them.  Some of those stocks may be a little bit further away from agriculture, but companies for example that manufacture things like fertilizer are also inadvertently impacted by drought conditions.

So we have looked at individual sectors, we looked at commodity prices, we have considered the impact of exchange and interest rates and also weather patterns."

Levels 1 and 2 Top Down Analysis are included in the e-Book.

Start Learning TODAY...

"Using Fundamental Analysis " is normally only available within the 4-part Mastering the Stock Market series.

However, we recognize that many like to build their knowledge in stages and so have now released this as a stand alone product.

Order this eBook TODAY for only $29.95...

... and start learning the core areas of Fundamental analysis you need to know within minutes!

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Your investment in “Understanding Fundamental Analysis ” is protected by a 60-day 100% Money Back Guarantee. If you’re dissatisfied for any reason within 60 days of receiving this program, let us know and we'll refund your money.

If you're a new or casual investor, I highly recommend this course. It's a very important part of the analysis process you MUST undertake before placing your money on the table.

To your trading success,

George Notaras
Wealth Traders Limited

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