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55 Rules for Successful InvestingA Taipan Financial News Research AlertBy Christian DeHaemer, Editor, BreakAway Investor

Thank you for joining the Taipan family. A brief introduction to this Special

Report, 55 Rules for Successful Investing, brought to you by the TaipanPublishing Group

Taipan takes its name from the original Taipans the fearless Scottish andEnglish sea captains who built their fortunes linking Europe and the Far East.They shipped anything and everything of value across the high seas: tea, silk,opium, cotton, grain, bullion you name it.

Today theres a different group of Taipans searching the globe. They make upthe Taipan Publishing Group, a diverse group of editors and analysts helpinginvestors, such as you, discover new investment frontiers. And just as the original

Taipans found safety in the Victoria Harbor during their explorations, todaysTaipan team looks for the safety you need with your investments thecornerstone of any sound portfolio with blue chips and dividend plays andthen introduces you to the more speculative waters of aggressive tradingservices, emerging markets and the lucrative sectors of technology, commoditiesand small-caps.

This Special Report, 55 Rules for Success Investing, will help you take that firststep in achieving a sound, well-rounded portfolio with minimal risk. Think of theserules as a blueprint a tool you can use to maximize your gains while keepingyour portfolio as safe as possible. Gains like:

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Profits like these could be yours! Read on to learn how with 55 Rules forSuccessful Investing

Rule #1: The market is always right.

Rule #2: Never buy a company run by a medical doctor. Doctors have aconfidence that is great on the operating table but lousy in running a company.Buy companies run by salespeople.

Rule #3: When investing in Canadian resource companies, assume they arescams unless proven otherwise.


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Rule #24: Momentum traders are correct most of the time but wrong duringturning points.

Rule #25: It is against self-interest for technical traders to reveal their buys andsells.

Rule #26: Fundamental traders want the world to know they bought and sold.

Rule #27: When you make a successful trade, take 10% of the profits and buysomething tangible, like a new hat. Reinvest the other 90%.

Rule #28: When you hit 100% gains on any equity trade, take your original stakeoff the table and forget about the remainder. Look it up in 10 years.

Rule #29: Economists are wrong.

Rule #30: The stock market is a leading indicator of the economy, not the other

way around.

Rule #31: There is no correlation between consumer confidence and the stockmarket.

Rule #32: Analysts from brokerage firms have bought and want you to buy.

Rule #33: Analysts from brokerage firms are selling and want you to buy.

Rule #34: Analysts from brokerage firms want you to sell so they can buy.

Rule #35: A Chinese firewall is as useful as a Chinese fire drill.

Rule #36: Watching CNBC has never made anyone any money.

Rule #37: The only sure way to become a millionaire in the markets is to start outa multimillionaire.

Rule #38: You are not Warren Buffett. You will never be Warren Buffett.

Rule #39: Successful options trading is like walking in front of a steamrollerpicking up dimes.

Rule #40: 80% of options expire worthless. Or so they say.

Rule #41: Visiting companies and talking to CEOs makes me overly optimisticabout those companies. The media is the same way.

Rule #42: Sometimes buying a ticker because it is a good ticker is a good idea.

Rule #43: I can be long a company while someone else is short, and we canboth make money.

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Rule #44: In the back pages of The Economistyou will find the Big Mac indexand GDP growth figures. Find the country with the most undervalued currencyand the highest GDP growth. Buy it.

Rule #45: Monitoring insider buying is the best, easiest way to determine if atech stock will go up in value.

Rule #46: Small-capitalization stocks always lead the way out of a bear market.

Rule #47: High volatility among small caps signals a top in the market.

Rule #48: Moves after a sideways market go up or down vertically as far as thesideways chart went horizontal.

Rule #49: Fifty-two-week highs are bullish.

Rule #50: High-volume up-days with no news are bullish.

Rule #51: The best times to buy and sell are at 10:30 A.M. and 3:45 P.M.

Rule #52: It always takes longer than you think for a reaction to occur.

Rule #53: Use 20% stop-losses on equities and 35% on options.

Rule #54: Trend lines work better than support and resistance.

Rule #55: The market is always right.

Print these rules out. Keep them near your computer. Use them often. If you'dlike to learn more about how to successfully make gains in the market, makesure that you read the free Taipan Dailye-letter every day.

NOTE TO OUR READERS: Taipan Publishing Group or its editors and publications do not advocate the purchase or saleof any security or investment. Investments recommended in this publication should be made only after consulting withyour investment advisor and only after reviewing the prospectus or financial statements of the company inquestion.Taipan Publishing Group LLC expressly forbids its writers from having a financial interest in any security thatthey recommend to their readers. Furthermore, all other employees and agents of Taipan Publishing Group LLC and itsaffiliate companies must wait 24 hours before following an initial recommendation published on the Internet, or 72 hoursafter a printed publication is mailed.
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