February's Top Chart Breakouts

VIEW IN BROWSER   This month's most exciting breakouts FREE 30 DAY TRIAL Dear investor, With markets picking up in recent weeks, and the FTSE 250 reaching an all-time high, some of the charts for major indices are beginning to look very interesting. Meanwhile, there are plenty of individual stocks with promising chart patterns that could suggest strong growth ahead. But unless you have a thorough understanding of technical analysis, the right software and plenty of time to study a range of charts, these may be difficult to spot. Chart Breakout is a specialist investment publication which does the hard work for you, recommending around a dozen stocks each month which look set for significant breakouts. Using the latest professional trading software from Bloomberg and Thomson Reuters, the key charting pattern for each recommended stock is clearly illustrated and analysed by editor Quentin Lumsden, who has over 40 years' experience of stock markets. The next issue of Chart Breakout is out on Tuesday 19th February, and features several stocks that Quentin believes look set for a significant breakout. To find out what they are, sign up for a free 30 day trial of Chart Breakout now.   What will I get as a Chart Breakout subscriber? Around 15 share tips each month* on the stocks with the most exciting breakout potential Charts for all recommended stocks - with expert analysis from Quentin Lumsden Extended commentary on the market outlook - in every issue Occasional charts for indices and other markets Occasional share tip updates and analysis on the website Access to the newsletter archive - look back at all recent issues Email alerts - as soon as the latest newsletter, or other significant content, is uploaded to the website Investment guides - on picking growth stocks and using stop losses effectively You can get all this for just £159 a year, which we hope you'll agree is great value for money. But we understand you may be wary of paying for something you haven't experienced yet, so we're happy to let you try Chart Breakout for 30 days free of charge. To start enjoying all of this free for 30 days, join Chart Breakout now. About Quentin My name is Quentin Lumsden. I am the founder, publisher and editor of Chart Breakout, as well as Quantum Leap. I edited my first investment newsletter in 1970 and subsequently worked as a fund manager and financial journalist before returning to my first love, editing investment newsletters and analysing share charts. I became the editor of such publications as The Investors Chronicle Stockmarket Letter and The USM Investor before launching my own investment publishing business in 1984. I actually bought my first stock while still at school, a stock which I chose myself. Naturally, I quickly discovered that shares can go down as well as up but over the years I have made more money from investing on my own behalf than I ever have from my business or from owning property even though I bought my first house in 1974. In each issue of Chart Breakout I make the most of my long experience and understanding of charting techniques to bring subscribers the most promising stocks of the moment from a technical perspective. And I'm so confident that you'll like my service, I'm willing to let you try Chart Breakout free of charge for 30 days. P.S. The February issue of Chart Breakout, featuring Quentin's latest share picks and in-depth analysis of the market outlook, is out next Tuesday (19th February). To make sure you don't miss out, sign up for a free 30 day trial now. *The number of share tips varies each month depending on market conditions and the performance of individual stocks. The figure of 15 per month is therefore provided as a guide only. 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