All our forecasts come in two versions, one as a EXE file, the other as a ZIP file. The ZIP file is for those who prefer to unzip the content on their own. The EXE version comes as a self-extracting EXE file. You only need to buy either the EXE file or the ZIP file, as they contain the same six reports. 

There is no reason to buy both the ZIP and the EXE file. For those who don't know how to unzip a file, picking the EXE version may be preferrable, because it is self-extracting. 

If you order the EXE file, you simply save the EXE file to the folder you want to place the reports it contains, and then simply double-click on the file name to execute the self-extraction.

If you order the ZIP file, Windows can help you extract it when you highlight the file and then right-click to see a drop-down menu in which you can then pick the right action (i.e. select or click on "Extract All"). 

Windows will then require you to select a folder where you want to place the extracted files. To do so you need to click "Browse" to browse to the folder you want to place the extracted files. Once you pick the folder you want, click on "Select Folder" to confirm. then click on the "Extract" button. In seconds, the files are extracted into the folder you chose and you can then go to that folder to view/read all the extracted files. 

There should be the following six(6) files and they can be readily identified by looking at the file names and the way the content is sorted. Each file's name is sufficiently descriptive that it tells you what its content is. All file names start with the date it was created, i.e. YYMMDD.

All files can be viewed by opening with a web browser. The files are in PDF or TXT formats. You can of course use any program that can read such files, not necessarily a web browser. For example, you can open the PDF file with Acrobat rather than a web browser. Likewise, you can open the TXT files with Notepad, for example.

 The six files you get are:

1. 300+ Stock Forecasts in alphabetical order by ticker symbol, with easy to use instructions. This file is in PDF format. 

2. Said Stock Forecasts sorted in descending order of trading volume, the highest first. This file is in TXT format.

3. Said Stock Forecasts sorted in ascending order of LSI. This shows bullish stocks first.  This file is in TXT format.

4. Said Stock Forecasts sorted in descending order of LSI. This shows bearish stocks first.  This file is in TXT format.

5. Said Stock Forecasts sorted in descending order of OSC%, with biggest volatility % first.  This file is in TXT format.  This file is in TXT format.

6. Said Stock Forecasts sorted in descending order of OSC$, with biggest volatility $ first.  This file is in TXT format.

Just pay attention to the long descriptive file names of each of the six files. The file names state succinctly its content.

These five(5) extra reports in TXT format, besides the one in PDF format, allow you to instantly see the most bullish (to buy or go long) and bearish (to sell or go short) opportunities.

Or you can instantly see the stocks with the highest trading volumes. You can also instantly find the most bullish (to buy or go long) or bearish (to sell or go short) stocks (based on the files you pick and open). 

You can also see the stocks sorted in descending order of OSC%, and find the ones with highest volatility%, or pick the file in which stocks are sorted by highest volatility$. 

For example on the bullish stocks (i.e. with LSI close to 0 and bullish), you would pick the ones with highest OSC%, other things being equal, to attain highest ROI. What are the other things? Volume, for example. For two bullish stocks with LSI close to 0 and OSC% almost the same, pick the one with higher volume.  

The same goes with picking stocks to short. Among those with LSI close to 100, pick the highest OSC%, other things being equal, to go short.

The OSC$ comes into play if you want higher dollar amount fluctuations or if you want to sell or buy options on the stock. 

If you want high liquidity, you can look at the report that sorts the forecasts by trading volume in descending order. 

Thus all these 5 extra reports will save you plenty of time without missing any important opportunity, compared to manually comparing the hundreds of forecasts by trading volume, volatility (OSC% or OSC$), bullishness or bearishness. 

Doing so manually and visually are prone to missing good ones and making mistakes, aside from taking hours to do.

For the $15 bundle, you get 5 extra reports, each report covers more than 300 stocks sorted in the most useful manner to fit your needs. So you are paying less than a penny per stock for the sorted reports.

As you make good profits, you should quickly upgrade to obtain even more and higher ROI stocks than this basic version. The basic version is excellent for beginners because they may not feel comfortable with high volatility to start. Once beginners achieve regular and consistent profits, they can try stocks with higher volatilities whose forecasts will cost more as they bring higher annual ROI..

All higher priced reports are supersets of lower price ones i.e. they include all lower pried reports. With higher price, you get far more new opportunities with far higher volatility and annual ROI.

Anyone with substantial capital loss carry-forward should, with the help of our forecasts, rapidly regain all losses, all tax-free.