The services I provide.

For those of you who are new to my blog, here is a run down of the services I provide:

[1] Since I started monitoring stocks on the web I have been keeping daily updated annotated charts at Stockcharts.com; the list of some 140 charts include key market indices and a complete list of currently in play stock picks (selected using my own scan parameters) freely available on my Breakout page at my parent site, Fallondpicks.com. I strongly advise bookmarking my Stockchart list and request regular visits to get the latest updates - please make use of the 'Vote For It!' link at the bottom of each chart on the Stockcharts.com stock list to show your appreciation.

[2] A trading portfolio hosted by Collective2.com. By subscribing to my Collective2 portfolio you will receive trade signals of featured stocks in real time via email. The portfolio is not a day trade system and is exclusively focused on stocks. Subscribers only pay for months in which there were profitable trades. The relatively high cost of this system includes the 30% Collective2.com makes on hosting the system and providing the trade signals. I have no affilation with Collective2 other than I pay them to host my portfolio.

[3] A daily newsletter which features my market commentary, free breakout stocks, and three exclusive subscriber picks sent direct to your email address and/or accessed via Fallondpicks.com. One years membership works out to be less than $10 a month. A sample newsletter can be found by clicking here. Subscription details can be found in the right-hand margin blue box here, or by mailing a check (please email me for details). Allow 24 hours to set up access.

[4] Commentary for ADVFN.com. The information posted on ADVFN.com is usually duplicated here, but my individual message board can be used to leave requests and comments on individual stocks.

[5] Anaylsis for Trade-Ideas. The results of my research is made available to readers of this blog.

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