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Energy is the most-talked
about industry in the
country—no, in the world,
today. Come to this
workshop and you will
have a unique opportunity
to learn all about investing
in energy—and its future— from an insider’s point of
view. The session provides
a rare chance to study with
a renowned expert—Phil McPherson, director of research at C.K.
Cooper & Co.—who has been recognized by Zacks as a five-star
analyst for his investment recommendations. 
Join Phil McPherson and find out which firms and
sectors have already peaked. Discover which energy related
areas are poised to benefit from ongoing as well
as future trends. And uncover those companies still
undervalued but ready to take off.
Although the biotech industry was swept
up in the tech boom and bust of 2000,
exciting developments are on the horizon,
which will create tremendous investment
opportunities over the next 10-15 years.
393 biotech companies went public from
1990 to 2004 and biotech IPOs posted an
average 17% increase in share price. The
FDA approved 38 new biotech and
biotech-related products and therapies in 2005, and
representing a step toward the promise of personalized
medicine, the FDA approved the first drug based on its
performance in a specific race: NitroMed’s BiDil, approved in
June 2005, as a heart failure treatment for African Americans.
In the last decade, market capitalization has increased from $45
billion to $399 billion.
Join Michael Shulman, editor, ChangeWave
Biotech Investor, for this eye-opening session and
find out which areas are poised for the next bullish
run and which to avoid.
Tom Busby has been a professional trader for more
than 25 years. He founded DTI in 1996 to teach traders
and investors his unique approach and method of
trading the S&P 500 and other futures markets. In this
dynamic seminar, you will learn why every major player
carefully watches the S&P futures, and how stock index
futures can provide you with exposure to the markets without
attaching your fortune to hundreds of individual stocks. The e- Mini
S&P 500, e-Mini NASDAQ 100,
and the mini DOW contracts are
trading vehicles that offer
liquidity, accessibility, and the
leverage you need to be successful
in today’s financial arena. Learn
why these products are so
important and how to trade
them.
Ron Muhlenkamp is nationally renowned for his
keen financial insights and shrewd stock selections. As
portfolio manager—and largest shareholder of the
Muhlenkamp Fund—he has delivered an average total
return of 16.17%, while the S&P500 returned average
11% annually during that same time period.
John Buckingham, editor of the
top-performing Prudent Speculator,
actively follows more than 1,100 stocks
for money-management clients and
newsletter subscribers and is manager of
The Al Frank Fund and the Al Frank Dividend Value Fund. In the
first hour of this session, he will share his stock selection process,
which has given his subscribers a whopping 20.75% annualized
return for over 28 years, and an unmatched Hulbert Financial Digest rating as #1 newsletter for the past ten, 15, and 25 years (through
November 2005).
A few weeks before this session, you will be asked to
submit one favorite stock, and depending on how many
different stocks are submitted, John Buckingham will
pick the most popular selections to analyze in class—
step by step—to come up with a buy, sell, or hold
recommendation and the reasoning behind the decision.
Yes, growth and dividends are
not natural enemies. In today’s
investment world, even rapidly expanding
technology
companies sometimes pay
dividends. And although interest
rates have been on a rising trend,
they remain at historic lows,
providing investors with few
options for income.
Kelley Wright, editor of Investment Quality Trends,
is an old-hand at ferreting out equities with a subtle
balance of income and appreciation. He’ll share his
ideas for targeting well-run companies who are
gaining market share by innovation, yet are
returning part of their profits to their shareholders
in the form of dividends. 
Professional trader John Carter explains how to
use the volatility inherent in today's gold futures
markets for intraday and swing trading strategies,
including techniques for hedging physical gold
holdings. He will discuss real plays, strategies, and
money management
techniques—as well as the psychological
factors that 
can make or break a trader—that he uses managing accounts as a CTA.
In this hard-hitting session, Mr. Carter will
trade LIVE using LIVE market data. The
knowledge you will gain in this session
can be used in your own trading program
starting with the next trading day.
SPECIAL BONUS: Dow trading setups will
also be covered as time permits.
