Lifetime Subscriber Hotline January 22, 2003         In the Dog House January 22, 2003 Holding the Dogs January 08, 2003 Send in the Bulls December 18, 2002 Six Traders, Six Winners, 90% Average Gain Since October December 04, 2002 Book-um Dano!  Bag an Average 137% on three plays in two months! November 27, 2002 NT Up 63% - Hold November 13, 2002 Open positions November 06, 2002 NASDAQ 2,243 in 2003 – NASDAQ 5,078 in 2016 October 30, 2002 The Future’s So Bright October 23, 2002 TLK up 8% October 16, 2002 Still Profiting October 9, 2002 Midway on Hold October 2, 2002 MWY Gain September 25, 2002 HPON on Hold September 18, 2002 HPON Hold September 11, 2002 Bullish on Gold September 4, 2002 DG Reports 8/29 August 28, 2002 Buy Opportunity August 21, 2002 Retail Survivors August 7, 2002 Average 20.6% Gain July 31, 2002 Hold NDN July 24, 2002 Still Loving the Fall July 17, 2002 ITRU up 68% - Hits 52-week high at US$3.23 July 10, 2002 NASDAQ Down 31% YTD July 3, 2002 Take Profits on IBN June 19, 2002 92% Gains on IBN—Hold June 12, 2002 Nuclear Cool-Down = 79% Profits June 5, 2002 Hold Everything May 29, 2002 Wink up 39% -- Hold May 22, 2002 Wink up 39% May 8, 2002 IC Update May 1, 2002 Book 'em, Dano! Part III: Take 20% on EK and 6% on XOM April 24, 2002 Hold JPM April 17, 2002 EK Doing OK April 10, 2002 Beer Deal of the Century April 3, 2002 Book 'em, Dano: Take 22% on ABY and 3% on IP March 27, 2002 31% Gains March 21, 2002 Sasol Reports March 13, 2002 Hold Everything March 6, 2002 SPP Surge February 27, 2002 Profiting in a Market Slump February 20, 2002 83% on USOO February 13, 2002 SPP on the Rise February 6, 2002 TMCS Earnings January 30, 2002 Hold all Positions January 23, 2002 USOO Continues its Streak January 9, 2002 Chip Sales Rise January 2, 2002       In the Dog House By Ian L. Cooper Wall Street braced itself for a fifth day of losses today, thanks in part to devastating earnings reports from the likes of JP Morgan and Eastman Kodak. Despite the bad news, we are continuing to hold these two plays as part of our Dogs of the Dow portfolio. The rising likelihood of us going to war with Iraq, dizzying rhetoric out of North Korea, and more bad earnings are likely to take us down much further before we begin to see any real improvement. As for Eastman Kodak, the Dow darling missed Q4 profit expectations and lowered its outlook for this quarter, citing economic difficulties and the problem of making forecasts in a bleak global economy. Pro forma earnings came in at 65 cents per share, three cents below estimates. The company is predicting 2003 earnings of US$2.35 to US$2.95 per share, and could pink slip as many as 2,000 jobs this year. Things don’t look much better at the JP Morgan Chase camp. A charge of more than US$1 billion for settlements over Enron delivered a quarterly loss of 20 cents per share to its investors. Those numbers were further worsened by a US$390 million charge for merger and relocation costs. Excluding those, the company is saying it earned 36 cents per share. Revenues did rise two 2%, though, because of the Q4 market surge.   MMM © Copyright by Agora Taipan, LLC • 808 Saint Paul Street, Baltimore, MD 21202 USA.