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Advisory Services

To better serve Bedford and Associates members, our Internet services are broken-up into two distinctly different branches. The free subscriptions are listed in our editorial section but suffice to say these services run the gamut from directing members to the very places on the Internet to find relevant investment content to original materials produced by our staff of writers and contributors.

The paid subscription services or Advisory Services address everything from indexes to options to portfolio management. The bulk of these services has been continuously produced by Bedford and Associates staff since 1993.

OEX Advantage
The OEX Advantage is our index trading advisory service. Produced since 1993, this service aims to help members find key trading points each and every day the stock market is open. Members receive our nightly "heads up" report outlining index key support and resistance levels, market commentary and at least four longer-term stock option ideas and at least two updates during the actual trading day. It is truly "live" research.

Bedford Option Review
As with all of our paid advisory services, the Bedford Option Review is designed to help opportunistic individuals take advantage of market trends that may not be obvious to unsophisticated investors. The advisory service offers a nightly report with index support and resistance levels, a market commentary and four additional updates during the trading day.

New Daytrader
Daytrading is tough but the New Daytrader was designed to help take some the rigors out of aggressive stock trading. The basic premise is that the really important part of any trade is the initial entry level. If you buy stocks correctly, limiting loss becomes a function of merely moving stop levels. The New Daytrader provides a nightly report complete with index support and resistance levels, a market commentary and an additional update during the trading day.

Cycle Watch
Modern portfolio management can be an arduous task because information moves faster than it has in the past. The Cycle Watch attempts to take the mystery out short term fluctuations by focusing on the bigger trends. Using a "top down" approach, Cycle Watch attempts to find the hottest stock sectors, then stock groups within those sectors before finally selecting the most attractive stocks. The Cycle Watch is published twice a week.

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