Solidarity Investment Consulting, Inc.
SEC Registered Investment Advisor

c/o Payment Processing and Fulfillment
7903 Elm Avenue, Ste 248
Rancho Cucamonga, California 91730
Phone 503.245.6703
Subscriptions 310.614.0695
email: solidarity2@earthlink.net
www.turtlerabbitinvesting.com

There is risk of total loss in all trading, and any successful market insights of the past are not a guarantee or indication of future profits. Any decision to purchase or sell any securities, futures or options, even if such individual decisions include ideas derived from the opinions expressed in these reports, will be the full responsibility and are initiated at the sole risk of the individual trader authorizing such trades in light of their own current financial condition after consulting their own broker or advisors. In our own accounts or the accounts of our pension fund advisory clients, we may in the normal course of business and trading, and as monthly circumstances change on a day-to-day basis following time of publication, have positions in securities or futures which may or may not agree with the analysis commentary or opinions mentioned in these newsletters.

TM

Your best source of independent research opinions for your
401k, 403b, Roth and Traditional IRA and Retirement Trust Account
self-directed asset allocations 

From:
            Terry G. Hannon, President
            Michael J. Hannon, Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA charter #09775; retired)

Dear Friends,

Solidarity Investment Consulting Inc. has a solid multi-year pension consulting track record and in-house Chartered Financial Analyst delivering exclusive, independent market outlooks and self-directed investment allocation tips to investors who are looking for a fresh independent outside opinion on market variables and asset classes. The track record of the past speaks for itself and you are welcome to click here to email us to request FREE look at past issues; JUST HIT SEND and then check your EMAIL IN-BOX FOR THE UNLOCK CODES

            Let's face it, no one can afford to lose 30%, 50%, 70% or more of their retirement nest egg.  And it doesn't happen because investors aren't looking for good advice or willing to listen. It's that your too busy to research it all and that you must learn to follow the smart money which will always solicit objective, independent advice before making any investment purchase or allocation decision. INDEPENDENT. OBJECTIVE. You spend 40+ hours a week working for that retirement account, and we spend 40+ hours a week watching the markets. It will take you less than 20 minutes to know all we have gathered over the past 160+ hours of market action, simply by reading our monthly newsletter. That's what smart money does. They hire us to consult them about whether their advisors are on track or not. You can compare our best advice as to what your current broker or advisor should be recommending to you versus what they are now recommending you. The Turtle and the Rabbit investment newsletter approach is designed to help you "police" your brokers conflicts of interest and performance, and, to give you an outside counselors independent voice and opinion for the allocation of your self-directed investments. We sell allocation opinions for a nominal monthly newsletter fee, nothing more. You do what you want with it and buy your funds, stocks and investments wherever you please; we get nothing more than the price of our newsletter. Let us tell you a little about ourselves.

 ABOUT THE TURTLE
mid to long range 401k, 403b, IRA and pension asset allocation ideas

            I'm Terry Hannon and I have been investing or providing investment consulting to retirement plans for 40 years. As a founding member of the Portland, OR, Society of Financial Analysts and as a portfolio manager for most types of assets during that period I have just about seen it all. My style is that the slow and steady (as in Turtle) analytical approach to investments has stood the test of time. In the final analysis everything comes down to research and there is no free lunch in investing. That’s why I firmly believe that considering our advice, you’ll be better prepared to make your retirement investment account allocations than 90% of the other sheep going to slaughter. Investing is a zero sum game. For every winner there's a loser. I believe my track record of the past speaks for itself and you are welcome to click here to email us to request FREE look at past issues; JUST HIT SEND and then check your EMAIL IN-BOX FOR THE UNLOCK CODES

ABOUT THE RABBIT
short to mid range SEP, Traditional or Roth IRA and Retirement Trust Account allocation ideas

            I'm Michael J. Hannon, CFA (retired) and I have been a Chartered Financial Analyst since 1987. A CFA charter represents a combination of academic achievement and professional experience, as well as a Code and Standards of fair and ethical business practice and conduct requiring a series of three comprehensive, rigorous examinations over a minimum of three years demonstrating they have mastered a Body of Knowlege encompasing advanced accounting principles, economics, equity investment research and analysis, debt instruments and global investing. On average, candidates spend an estimated 200 hours of individual study preparing for each of the six-hour exams. To be awarded the right to use the CFA Charter, the candidate must have at least three years of direct experience in the investment decision making process. Failure to comply with AIMR codes can result in disciplinary sanctions, including suspension or revocation of the right to use the CFA designation. But I am also the speculator. I am a commodity futures specialist and chartist by nature. I follow the short term gyrations from 1 minute charts up to weekly charts, looking to timely swap sectors, investment asset classes or even day-trade stocks, indexes and options to accelerate retirement account earnings. Buy and hold is a great way to keep selling stocks to people. Unfortunately, in my view, it only works in runaway bull markets (or if you get paid commissions for selling stocks), and as recent stock markter history has once again shown, it could now take up to thirty years to return to the levels of the years 1999-2000 (as the market similary performed following the crash in 1929). We were hollering to get out at the top and trading both buy and sell sides profitably on the way down to today. I also believe my track record of the past speaks for itself and you are welcome to click here to view some sample past commentary from my FutureSpec commentary's as far back as 1997.