Schedule of Newsletter, Commentary, and Hotline updates!

Newsletter: 8 pages. Every three weeks. The goal is to have each issue completed by Monday evening of the week that it's due, on the website that evening, and in the mail (to mail subscribers) 9 a.m. Tuesday morning. However, we are sometimes able to get it on the site Monday afternoon. Next issues due:  January 12, Feb. 2, Feb. 23. 

Weekly updates: 8-12 pages. A mid-week market update on both the short-term outlook and intermediate-term outlook every Wednesday, with signals, charts, and commentary. We aim at having them on by 5 p.m. on Wednesday, but put them on earlier if we have them completed. Occasionally the mid-week update may take longer and may not be posted until Wednesday evening.

Commentaries on  gold, bonds, street smart views, etc.: 4 -5 pages. Updated less frequently, every couple of weeks. However any buy or sell signals or changes in holdings in any sector, gold, or bonds, are given immediately via an evening hotline update. 

Hotline updates: Every Wednesday evening at 8 P.M. eastern regardless of whether or not there are changes in signals or holdings.  Plus additional interim updates at 8 P.M. any evening that we have a signal change or portfolio change, Plus sometimes if we think you may need some input due to the market's action or some unexpected event that day (hand-holding?) even if it didn't change our indicators or outlook. But don't expect that every time the Dow moves 2% or whatever. When there's nothing to say or add, there's nothing to say.

We have an extra service, whereby for an additional $2 a month, or $24 a year, we will send you an e-mail alert any evening that we put a hotline update on the site. To add it to your subscription just call the office at 1-386-943-4081

NOTE: Although we've had surprisingly few glitches in the past, there will no doubt be times when due to technical difficulties, electrical outages, etc., we will not have hotlines on at exactly 8 P.M., or when we can't get updates onto the website on schedule. Heck, there may even be times when we're just tired or slow. 

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