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Oil and Gas Portfolio

Welcome to another week. I hope everyone had a great Easter weekend. Well, it looks like its going to be another turbulent week in the markets with oil prices headed up. Any higher and prices will possible affect the U.S. economy as consumers will have less money to spend due to higher gasoline prices.

Still, profits aren’t being reflected in the price of oil and gas stocks as they should. Based on expected profits, most oil and gas producers stock prices should be higher, even though many oil and gas drillers and oil services companies stocks have done well over the last six months. I think if you want to see pretty fantastic returns, you should wait until earnings are reported in the third and fourth quarter of this year.

To profit and make money in the oil and gas markets, we are recommending this moderately aggressive portfolio that uses a combination of oil and gas, and alternative energy exchange traded funds. Of course there are other positions that are included but are only available when you purchase or invest in the set. This portfolio is well balanced with an emphasis on oil and gas producers. To protect against losses the portfolio contains index puts which will help protect against downside markets shocks. Of course this is not a guarantee against losses; it is only a hedge against some losses.

The total return on this portfolio as of 4/25/2011 is currently at break even with a dividend yield of .078%

Projected Six Month Return: 25%
Expected Return: 12.5%

Can be purchased in 100K, 75K, 50K, 25K, and 10K lots.
To view portfolio set.
**All positions in portfolio will be visible after account is opened and portfolio is purchased

Call to open your account and purchase this portfolio or you can purchase the excel sheet set which comes with monthly updates and changes. 1-877-788-1732.

By UCS Investment Co.

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