VectorVest is pleased to announce the release of VectorVest Europe effective immediately. All VectorVest subscribers are eligible to receive a FREE 30-day trial of this wonderful product. Simply log on to www.vectorvest.com, click on the members button, enter your user name and password and select VectorVest Europe.

VectorVest Europe covers more than 1,700 stocks, trading on the Amsterdam, Vienna, Brussels, Paris, Xetra, Madrid, Irish, Milan and Lisbon exchanges. End of day data will normally be available by 13:30 US Eastern Standard Time. The text is English and all monetary values are given in Euros.

VectorVest representatives will be demonstrating VectorVest Europe along with VectorVest OnLine America and VectorVest Canada at The World Money Show in London, England on September 29-30, 2006. Admission is free. To register, simply go to the VectorVest website, click on Events and follow the instructions. We will also be giving free Product Reviews in Brussels, Paris, Frankfurt and Amsterdam on October 3, 4, 5 and 6, 2006, respectively. Final details regarding exact locations will be available on our website next week. You will be able to register to attend any of these events via the internet at that time.

Once the trial period has ended on September 4, 2006, current subscribers to VectorVest OnLine may receive VectorVest Europe at the low rates of US$20.00 per month or US$199.00 per year. Try it, you'll like it. VectorVest Europe.

SHOPPING FOR BARGAINS.
The current issue of Barron's Magazine has "TIME TO BUY" emblazoned on its cover. Oh, oh, I thought, "the heat has gotten to them." But it really wasn't that bad. The cover story, written by Senior Editor Andrew Bary, suggested 10, large cap stocks which he expects to rebound. These stocks are shown in a Special WatchList called Bary's Big 10.

By viewing this WatchList, you could see in an instant that this is not a bad list of stocks. But I think there are better bargains out there. I like to look for very high RS stocks that have been clobbered and are starting to rebound. For example, the very top stock, EXPD, in Stock Viewer when sorted by RS descending, had an "S" Rec yesterday, but it went up $1.84 per share on above average volume. The 1-Year Daily graph of EXPD shows that it has been beaten down from $58.28 on July 3rd to $40.52 on August 2nd, even though the company has an exemplary financial track record. It was up more than a buck in early trading today, but has turned lower since then. Nevertheless, I plan to buy it when it starts going up again.

I bought OSK after it exploded $3.51 on high volume on Tuesday. It went up on Wednesday and Thursday and opened sharply higher this morning. It has now slipped into the red, but I'm still glad I bought it. I also bought some UNH shortly after the market bottomed on June 13th. I missed the nice run in WAG because it started going up while the market was still going down. I've got my eye on GGG, however.

Here's a summary of what I do to find bargains: 1) Sort Stock Viewer by RS Desc. 2) Look for high RS, low RT stocks that have a big up day on high volume. 3) Check ProTrader graphs for bottom formations, such as a candlestick Hammer. 4) Buy the stock if the market appears to have bottomed and the stock price is going up.

It's only fair to say that I'm impressed by Mr. Bary's ability to time the market and select stocks, given the low state of his tools and techniques. Nevertheless, I find it much easier and more profitable to use VectorVest when Shopping for Bargains.

P.S. This technique is illustrated as this week's "Strategy of the Week." Please visit the VectorVest University for a voice and visual demonstration.