Thomas Nogales Market Timing

Stocks	Bonds	Gold

Bought the S&P at 829 on 2/7/03. Sold 1/2008 at 1378 : +66%	Exited 10 Year Treasury Bond January 2004	Bought Gold in April 2003 at $328

TNF is OUT of stocks, TNF is OUT of bonds, TNF is IN gold
at May 2, 2008

Welcome to THOMAS NOGALES FINANCIAL™ Market Alert. This web site provides investors with a no-cost stock, bond and gold information service. The monthly eletters discuss portfolio management and current financial events. The primary focus is on conservative investing, dividend stocks and market timing information.

TNF provides timing models that attempt to provide a low-risk strategy for growing portfolios. This is accomplished by shfiting asset classes during periods of high risk for stocks, bonds and gold. Investors should use a balanced portfolio approach at all times and use the models to weight portfolio allocations. Buy and sell alerts will be posted on this main page within 30 days of a change in the recommendation or can be received immediately by email. Read about the Market Alert Stock Model , the Interest Rate Model.

Objective: Reduced Risk and Higher Returns

Thomas Nogales Market Alert indicates when the S&P500, long term interest rates, and gold will change direction. It attempts to tell you when the market is safe to buy and when it's best to exit stocks and bonds to avoid a large possible decline. The Traffic Signals at the top left of this page shows the current risk level of the markets. TNF rarely trades and the focus is on protecting capital.

TNF also watches the market for opportunities in dividend paying stocks. Our objective is to buy high quality companies with a high yield and a high growth of yield. This combination provides downside price protection and a steady increase in wealth through dividends and capital gains. Stocks are purchased when they offer good valuation and relative price strength. Safety of the dividend is a core requirement.

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The views expressed are the opinions of Thomas Nogales Financial, LLC. TNF is not a registered investment advisor and nothing published by TNF should be considered personalized investment advice. Investing involves risk and the future performance of the TNF models cannot be guaranteed. You may lose money following the recommendations. Any investment recommendations made by TNF are for informational purposes only and you shouldn't act on anything without consulting with your investment advisor. It's your responsibility to review the prospectus or relevant financial statements. TNF does not receive any compensation for mentioning stocks, funds, or financial products. TNF may have bought or sold investments prior to publishing research.