Author/Editor
Ulli Niemann
Publisher
Successful-Investment
Description
Free weekly fund tracking email newsletter run by the “Wall Street Bully.”
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Wall Street Bully
I’m surprised that no one has reviewed this yet. Ulli Neimann offers a weekly updated list of various mutual funds and ETF’s using a trending, momentum analysis – mostly proprietary, of course. But, he updates these sheets every Friday, and the service is free. He doesn’t make specific recommendations, but presents truly valuable information to help the reader make informed (not hyped) decisions.
In addition to his free weekly updates he does manage accounts – currently my wife’s IRA. His performance is not spectacular (won’t make you rich overnight), however the account lost very little money if any during the past years mess. He general is very conservative and is recommended if you are not to aggressive of an investor/trader. His weekly updates, rankings of funds are very good.
First, its free! Second, it has great ETF rankings. Also mutual fund rankings by categories. He also times the market with a conservative bent. All in all, worth the time. I read it every week and the articles he links to daily are well written.
This is very good and educational reading. It doesn’t give any specific stocks advise but general guidelines for the market direction.
Tutto sommato Ulli non è male, anche se ossessionato dagli Stop loss, mantiene una sua linea. Una buona newsletter accompagnata da un blog non male.
I receive his free weekly e-mail and find it always informative. He follows the trend of the market despite any personal feelings about fundamentals and plots a proprietary market timing indicator that can be used as a warning to bail out or to get back in. The historical indicator graph shows that he was successful in getting out near the top of the 2008 crash and was successful in getting back in shortly after the rebound began. He preaches the careful use of stops but I have lost money in whipsaws when he has apparently not by being slow to respond to what he describes as a mental stop. I find the weekly momentum listing of ETF’s and Mutual Funds to be highly useful. This is definitely one of the best free services out there. Of course he uses the e-mail report as an opportunity to offer you his financial advisory services but this is done low key. No hype just solid information.
Ulli has recently upgraded his already free service to point out ETF’s that have upward momentum and are above or near their long term trend lines. I have been following him for a couple of years now and wish more often than not that I’d followed his lead.
His ETF Cutline is great innovation, helps one make a more informed “when to buy” decision. I recommend everyone who reads stock gumshoe check out his website and (amazingly) freely given information that is far better than what you might pay hundreds or thousands of annual fees for.
I have learned a great deal about ETFs from Ulli and have found his trend tracking charts to be extremely useful. His conservative bent and insistence on disciplined “cell stops” have been provident when the markets turn. I think his freely given advice is unique in the newsletter world and is very much appreciated by me. I highly recommend checking out his service.
Lots of important information
Lots of great free information and it helps make the process of finding good ETF’s much easier, especially if you are novice. More importantly, there is a ton of free info. Also great info on using stops and protecting your capital. Very good info especially when you consider it’s free. Usually free entails a ton of spam based email, but thats not the case here.
Very good info, especially if one takes into consideration that it’s all free. I found a lot of good ideas at this site
Love the free information. one of the few sites that provides quality info for free.
Before getting into a new ETF I come here first to see if there is any review or info on it. Overall for a free site, I would have to rate this as very good
This is a great service, and what is even more surprising is that it does not cost a dime. I stop here to get general guidance on an ETF or ETF’s that I am looking to invest in. It is a great starting point, however, as with all my investments I always perform a thorough analysis. I pay attention to the market sentiment and technical structure of a given ETF before allocating funds to it. If you are novice or seasoned trader the information provided here is superb
Great place to get ideas and suprisingly the service is free, now that’s something unsual
ETF’s are the meat and potatoes of my portfolio. This newsletter offers sound guidance with an easy to follow process for selecting ETF’s. The website provides practical guidelines for risk and portfolio management. The site also goes through some back testing illustrations that reinforce the soundness of the recommended selection system. The only thing I like better than the newsletter is the price. Highly recommended, a must have for beginners and a great tool for the seasoned investor.
For a free service its great, in fact superb is probably a better word. I honestly would be willingly to pay a small fee for this service as compared to the many paid services i tried over the years and usually cancelled within 1-2 months, this service does provide useful and actionable data
Head over here to complete my research on ETF’s before looking at the technical picture. Great source of free and useful info
Can’t argue with what others have already posted here, except to ad that I am surprised this site offers so much in the way of interesting info for free
I come here for my Basic ETF research. Then i proceed to look at the technical analysis pattern, etc. One of the few free sites that provides good info.