Gene Inger
email me at: office@ingerletter.com
website link: www.ingerletter.com

The Inger Letter™ is available on an annual basis at our site; American Express, Visa, MasterCard are accepted. A Secure Commerce Server is used by our ISP host; where subscriptions can be ordered onsite. Subscriptions can also be ordered by fax, or through our office by telephone or by mail. The Letter is only available via the Internet. Gene’s occasionally quoted in Barron’s, The Wall Street Journal, Investor’s Business Daily, various Internet financial sites, CNNfn, and is an original periodic CNBC market maven. Subscriptions may be received via our private web site: ingerletter.com at $190 annually (published every month; interim's only if needed). Investors focused on the short-term should subscribe to Gene Inger’s Daily Briefing separately or in addition to the Inger Letter. S&P trading ideas mostly originate on the hotline.

Gene Inger’s Daily Briefing™ .... normally posted nightly by 9 pm on www.ingerletter.com plus co-brand sites. Charges do not vary between sites; consult yours for details. The uniqueness of ingerletter.com includes ease of use, bonus charts, news, corporate reports and mutual fund comparison access. A brief capsule comment posted nightly on the web site is intended to be a summary of market condition, with all forecasts reserved for subscribers. A closing S&P or Dow chart is posted nightly.

Gene Inger’s Hotline™ (900.933.GENE) is primarily intended for short-term traders in the S&P and T-Bond contracts, and for investors concerned about market conditions at a given point or price level. Assessment of ongoing overall action & next day’s call is provided. The hotline remains the primary short-term trading service offered. The hotline is updated on opening bell; at 10 a.m. EST, noon, 3 p.m. & a nightly final at 7:30 p.m. Typically, comments are available 5 min. past stated times, and are occasionally more frequent during volatile market swings. When interim comments are intended, they are preannounced on the preceding call.

(900.933.GENE)

(AT&T charge $2. first min. & $.95 for add. min’s. Calls can be dialed only in the USA; overseas note below.)

Canadian & overseas investors plus those calling from blocked phones in the U.S. , can access the hotline via an available annual flat-rate. Call Laura in our office for details. Flat-rate is $1500. plus applicable long-distance and is non-discountable nor refundable; so we urge stockbrokers & other blocked traders unable to access from their office to pre-sample the 900 line via a phone that is not blocked before determining they want the flat-rate service. Many brokers do prefer this service, as it can be thus accessed through their firms WATS lines, thus eliminating certain long distance costs. If you are an international investor/trader; please feel free to contact Laura or Alan in our office (Pacific Time, US) via email or telephone. Orders for the flat-rate hotline may now be charged to the major credit cards via Alan in our California office only, and not via the web site. Checks in U.S. funds or from foreign bank U.S. correspondents are acceptable as well.

Requisite disclaimer: Trading in securities, of any type, may not be suitable for all individuals. Futures and options trading can entail a greater risk, and greater volatility, than trading equities. All trading is at the sole responsibility, discretion and risk of any investor. Our discussions, or trades in stocks & futures, are structural for purpose of giving shape and flow to our work. Suggestions should only be considered as guidelines or input to assist your own good judgement, or that of your financial advisor. Market and economic forecasts in our work are intended to be just guidelines of a general nature (as we view markets), and should not be taken as a recommendation to buy or sell the referenced security, debt instrument, option or futures contract. To actually consider doing so, we advise you consult your broker or other professional to determine your suitability. No commentary in our services is to be considered an offer to buy or to sell securities, or related derivatives. Further, while we certainly may own securities discussed in our commentary, it is our policy not to buy or sell a stock or any position similarly discussed in our Services (with respect to an action idea), prior to providing reasonable opportunity for subscribers to do so first (typically two or three trading days after we publish any selection; unless otherwise noted).

Also, our policy is to decline discussing with anyone what stocks may or may not be purchased, sold or shorted in future issues. In addition, most of our equity strategies are short-to-intermediate in nature, with core holdings intended for the long-term. Most picks are of listed NYSE or Nasdaq stocks that trade with reasonable liquidity. There is no effort to focus on “thin” or low-volume stocks, nor is there a day-trading focus on individual issues in our Services. Occasionally (usually technology) we will find a small-cap stock, but that is not our primary thrust. Also, many traders who prefer equities to trading the S&P on our hotline, will find similar moves among a handful of “favorite” major tech stocks, than often can be treated as surrogates for the S&P, as can the “mini” S&P and Dow contracts, from time to time, or related securities available on the major Exchanges, such as the recently premiered QQQ listing. There is never a direct or indirect sales or marketing relationship between our firm and any brokerage firm, hedge fund or mutual fund, or advisory firm. Right or wrong; our thinking is totally independent. We should be considered an independent resource; to supplement your own work.

E.E. Inger & Co., Inc., and its officers and staff, shall not be liable for any decision made, or action taken by you or others, based upon reliance on news, information, or any material published by our internet and/or telephony resource services. All information provided is to be used, considered or evaluated by investors/readers, on an “as is, with all faults” basis, though we believe sources as reliable. Finally, as we respect subscribers privacy (as we do our own), readers names and email addresses are never rented or made available to any outside service for any purpose whatsoever. We have never rented our mailing lists in the 29 years since first starting the Letter.

Office address:

E.E. Inger & Co., Inc. (The Inger Letter)
100 East Thousand Oaks Blvd.,
Suite 227,
Thousand Oaks, CA 91360

~ Telephone 805.496.6441 ~

E-mail contacts:

All site tech support or password activation questions:
service@ingerletter.com

Alan or Laura Raphael for hotline or office questions; telephone, or email:
office@ingerletter.com

Mr. Inger (only if needed; and not for site tech support please) directly:
gene@ingerletter.com

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