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Dynamic Timing Inc. is pleased to Report First Full Year Results of +15.4 Percent in its Stock Market Timing Signal, Beating Buy-and-Hold by 5.5 Percent

Toronto, Canada (PRWEB) February 23, 2007

Dynamic Timing Inc., a leading provider of stock market timing services focused on the NASDAQ 100 Index, is pleased to report that in its first full year of results to February 22, 2007, the company achieved a positive 15.4% return in its long / short signal. This was achieved with 8 trades in this period. This result beat the buy and hold performance of the NASDAQ 100, which finished this period with a return of 9.9%.

Dynamic Timing Inc.’s results are continuously verified by TimerTrac.com, a leading verification service for market timers. These results usually exclude about one month of data to allow for a subscriber-only performance availability.

About Dynamic Timing Inc.

Dynamic Timing Inc. is a leading stock market timing service focused on the NASDAQ 100 trust unit (QQQQ). Our market timing system typically provides 10 to 20 trades per year, with the goal of outperforming a buy and hold approach. The service uses a proprietary model to recommend long and short trades on the NASDAQ 100 Index.

Investors comfortable with a do-it-yourself approach to taking charge of their investments can use the Dynamic Timing signal to take action with their own portfolios, using different approaches depending on their circumstances and risk tolerance.

The service is offered as a subscription model with both monthly and yearly sign-up options, and includes a 30 day trial period with full refund if dissatisfied.

Contact:

Dynamic Timing Inc.

http://www.dynamic-timing.com

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