StockRing Services for 401(k) and 403(b) Plan clients

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   1. World Markets - 72 Indexes on 3/8/2010:  Buy   76% or 53 Hold   3% or 2 Sell   21% or 15 indexes 2. Dow Jones Index - 30 Stocks on 3/5/2010:  Buy   57% or 17 Hold   30% or 9 Sell   13% or 4 stocks
3. Best Brands - 200 stocks on 2/17/2010:  Buy   81% or 162 Hold   -1% or -2 Sell   20% or 39 stocks
4. S&P 500 Index - 500 Stocks on 7/21/2009:   Buy   68% or 341 Hold   21% or 106 Sell   11% or 53 stocks
5. S&P 400 Mid Cap - 400 Stocks on 7/21/2009:  Buy   73% or 292 Hold   15% or 61 Sell   12% or 47 stocks
6. S&P 600 Small Cap - 600 Stocks on 4/18/2009:  Buy   28% or 168 Hold   71% or 426 Sell   1% or 6 stocks
7. Nasdaq 100 Index - 100 Stocks on 7/21/2009:  Buy   75% or 75 Hold   17% or 17 Sell   8% or 8 stocks
8. Nasdaq Telecom - 164 Stocks on 7/24/2009:  Buy   49% or 81 Hold   35% or 56 Sell   16% or 27 stocks
9. Nasdaq Biotech - 136 Stocks on 7/24/2009:  Buy   57% or 78 Hold   33% or 45 Sell   10% or 13 stocks
10. Nasdaq Computer - 440 Stocks on 7/22/2009:  Buy   60% or 263 Hold   26% or 115 Sell   14% or 62 stocks
11. Nasdaq Finance - 180 Stocks on 7/24/2009:  Buy   61% or 109 Hold   6% or 12 Sell   33% or 59 stocks
12. NYSE International - 100 Stocks on 7/21/2009:  Buy   58% or 58 Hold   34% or 34 Sell   8% or 8 stocks
13. Legg Mason Mutual - 346 Funds on 10/6/2009:  Buy   38% or 133 Hold   51% or 176 Sell   11% or 37 funds
14. T. Row Price Mutual - 161 Funds on 10/6/2009:  Buy   52% or 84 Hold   46% or 73 Sell   2% or 4 funds
15. London FTSE 100 - 94 Stocks on 4/1/2009:  Buy   20% or 19 Hold   50% or 47 Sell   30% or 28 stocks
16. Canada Toronto - 209 Stocks on 4/18/2009:  Buy   53% or 111 Hold   34% or 70 Sell   13% or 28 stocks

                                             TOTAL RATINGS:   Buy   75% or 2183 Hold   5% or 1231 Sell   20% or 514 stocks

StockRing Services for 401(k) and 403(b) Plan Participants

If you participate at 401(k) plan at your work, StockRing Premium service would help you to avoid the most common mistakes that many employees usually do when their retirement money go unsupervised for a long period of time. Here is a story of one of StockRing current subscribers:

At my work I participate in 401(k) plan managed by Fidelity. When I was enrolling I was given a choice of 20 mutual funds from which I picked 4 where to put my pension money. Over next 3 years my paycheck deductions were going into these 4 funds but the balance on my monthly statements was barely going up. I finally got tired of it and called Fidelity and asked them what was going on. I was told that the mutual funds that I originally picked were going down in the last 2 years and this is why my overall balance is low now. I was upset and asked them why nobody called me from Fidelity and suggested a better fund for me. I heard silence in response.
I turned to StockRing because they offered to research all of my 401(k) mutual fund options and pick the best ones for me to invest in. I ordered Premium service and entered my current 401(k) holdings into my “Real” virtual portfolio to receive “Hold” or “Sell” ratings for each of my 4 mutual funds. I also entered the rest of 16 mutual funds into StockRing “Wish” portfolio where each fund received either a “Wait” or “Buy” rating. Suddenly I knew exactly which funds I had to sell, and in which funds I should start putting my money now. StockRing is currently monitoring both, my “Real” and my “Wish” portfolios on a weekly basis. If anything goes wrong with my current 401(k) holdings I will see it in my next weekly rating report and can quickly switch from bad fund to the good one.

This real life example shows how StockRing portfolio monitoring services could make you a more efficient and alert 401(k) investor. Since you will be receiving a weekly rating report for your retirement account you could quickly adjust your 401(k) portfolio in accordance to the changing stock market conditions.

StockRing Premium service is specifically designed for clients who mostly invest into 401k and 403b retirement plans offered by their employers. Today subscribers can submit to StockRing up to 50 mutual funds that their 401k allows them to invest in and receive weekly status reports with the best funds out of possible 50 to buy right now.

Besides picking the best mutual funds to invest in, StockRing also monitors client’s current 401k holdings and generates a weekly report with the list of mutual funds that should be sold from their 401k portfolios because of poor investment performance. Such weekly emails keep StockRing clients very alert about their 401k holdings and make them quick to react to the changing market conditions.

According to USA statistics the average size of a 401k retirement account is only $29,000 due to much fear, mistrust and confusion about the markets - particularly among lower educated workers - that they are investing very little in their own retirement even when employers encourage it through pension contributions. Basically consumers are afraid that their 401k accounts will actually decline in value since they are employee-managed investments which mostly go unsupervised for long periods of time.

StockRing 401k services minimize the employee’s risk of losing money in mutual funds and actually increases employee’s investment returns through timely regular weekly reviews of client’s 401k current holdings and the rest of the available options offered through their 401k plans. StockRing is the only company that offers such extensive investment advice via 52 weekly reviews and email alerts per year for 401k and 403b customers.

StockRing currently rates 99% of all mutual funds available in USA including funds from Fidelity, T. Rowe Price, Vanguard, American Funds, American Century, Dodge Cox, Janus, Oppenheimer, Franklin, Artisan, Dreyfus, AIM, John Hancock, Merrill Lynch, Wells Fargo, Van Wagoner, Morgan Stanley, and many more.

   1. World Markets - 72 Indexes on 3/8/2010:  Buy   76% or 53 Hold   3% or 2 Sell   21% or 15 indexes 2. Dow Jones Index - 30 Stocks on 3/5/2010:  Buy   57% or 17 Hold   30% or 9 Sell   13% or 4 stocks
3. Best Brands - 200 stocks on 2/17/2010:  Buy   81% or 162 Hold   -1% or -2 Sell   20% or 39 stocks
4. S&P 500 Index - 500 Stocks on 7/21/2009:   Buy   68% or 341 Hold   21% or 106 Sell   11% or 53 stocks
5. S&P 400 Mid Cap - 400 Stocks on 7/21/2009:  Buy   73% or 292 Hold   15% or 61 Sell   12% or 47 stocks
6. S&P 600 Small Cap - 600 Stocks on 4/18/2009:  Buy   28% or 168 Hold   71% or 426 Sell   1% or 6 stocks
7. Nasdaq 100 Index - 100 Stocks on 7/21/2009:  Buy   75% or 75 Hold   17% or 17 Sell   8% or 8 stocks
8. Nasdaq Telecom - 164 Stocks on 7/24/2009:  Buy   49% or 81 Hold   35% or 56 Sell   16% or 27 stocks
9. Nasdaq Biotech - 136 Stocks on 7/24/2009:  Buy   57% or 78 Hold   33% or 45 Sell   10% or 13 stocks
10. Nasdaq Computer - 440 Stocks on 7/22/2009:  Buy   60% or 263 Hold   26% or 115 Sell   14% or 62 stocks
11. Nasdaq Finance - 180 Stocks on 7/24/2009:  Buy   61% or 109 Hold   6% or 12 Sell   33% or 59 stocks
12. NYSE International - 100 Stocks on 7/21/2009:  Buy   58% or 58 Hold   34% or 34 Sell   8% or 8 stocks
13. Legg Mason Mutual - 346 Funds on 10/6/2009:  Buy   38% or 133 Hold   51% or 176 Sell   11% or 37 funds
14. T. Row Price Mutual - 161 Funds on 10/6/2009:  Buy   52% or 84 Hold   46% or 73 Sell   2% or 4 funds
15. London FTSE 100 - 94 Stocks on 4/1/2009:  Buy   20% or 19 Hold   50% or 47 Sell   30% or 28 stocks
16. Canada Toronto - 209 Stocks on 4/18/2009:  Buy   53% or 111 Hold   34% or 70 Sell   13% or 28 stocks

                                             TOTAL RATINGS:   Buy   75% or 2183 Hold   5% or 1231 Sell   20% or 514 stocks

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