Timer Digest's
#5 Stock market timer for 2009
#5 Stock market timer for 2008
#7 Stock market timer for 3 year period 2007-2010
#2 Stock market timer for 10 year period 1998-2008
#3 Stock market timer for 10 year period 1999-2009
#8 Stock market timer for 8 year period 2001-2009
#10 Stock market timer for 5 year period 2004-2009
#3 Stock market timer for 3 year period 2006-2009
#6 Stock market timer for 10 year period 2000-2010
#3 Stock market timer for 10 year period 1999-2009

Woodson Wave Report has consistently ourperformed the S&P 500 in both the long and short term through both bull and bear markets alike.

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Time period: Ranking	Performance Index	S&P
1 year period ending 2009: #5	136.74	123.45
3 year period ending 2009: #3	180.16	78.62
5 year period ending 2009: #10	143.56	92.01
8 year period ending 2009: #7	149.19	97.13
10 year period ending 2009: #3	231.85	75.90
At the market bottom in March 2009, Woodson Wave Report was at the top in every category
1 year period ending 3/27/09 #1	183.02	61.55
6 month period ending 3/27/09 #1	177.81	67.25
3 month period ending 3/27/09 #1	135.43	93.49

When the market made a bottom, WWR was at the top!
And not just at the low but for the last 10 years!
#2 Stock Market Timer for 10 yr. period 1998-2008
#3 Stock Market Timer for 10 yr. period 1999-2009
(in our first 10 years of existence!)

		TIMER DIGEST				March 30, 2009
S&P: 815.94				DJIA: 7776.18
TOP TEN TIMERS ONE YEAR – FROM: 03/27/2008 TO: 03/27/2009
		CURRENT		SINCE		INDEX
1 DALE WOODSON Woodson Wave Report		Bull		03/04/2009		183.02
2 GLEEN NEELY NEoWave		Bear		03/19/2009		181.18
3 MICHAEL GIBBONS Gibbon’s Trading		Bear		03/16/2009		168.84
4 WILLIAM FERREE Ferree Market Timer		Bull		10/24/2008		147.98
5 WILLAIM CORNEY No-Load Portfolios		Bull		11/21/2008		142.43
6 MARKUS ROSE rosecast.com		Bear		03/18/2009		141.04
7 HOCHBERG/KENDALL Elliott Wave Financial Forec		Bull		03/25/2009		138.45
8 *DOUGLASS JIMERSON National Trendlines		Bear		01/29/2008		138.45
9 *DAN SULLIVAN The Chartist		Bear		01/15/2008		138.45
10 IRWIN YAMAMOTO The Yamamoto Forecast		Neutral		01/30/2009		137.71
T.D. CONSENSUS S&P 500		Bear		03/16/2009		135.83 61.55
6 Months				3 Months
*From:09/26/08 To: 03/27/2009*				*From:12/26/08 to: 03/27/2009*
DALE WOODSON Woodson Wave Report	Bull	03/04/2009	177.81	DALE WOODSON Woodson Wave Report	Bull	03/04/2009	135.43
GLENN NEELY	Bear	03/19/2009	162.25	TOM O’BRIEN	Bull	03/03/2009	134.44
WILLIAM CORNEY	Bull	11/21/2008	136.74	GLENN NEELY	Bear	03/19/2009	131.26
HOCHBERG/KENDALL	Bull	03/25/2009	133.26	GEORGE DAGNINO	Bull	03/12/2009	128.26
*DAN SULLIVAN	Bear	01/15/2008	132.75	MARK LEIBOVIT	Bull	03/24/2009	122.76
*DAVID LUCIANO	Bear	05/21/2008	132.75	DAN TUROV	Bear	03/16/2009	119.27
*DOUGLAS JIMERSON	Bear	01/29/2008	132.75	CHRISTOPHER CADBURY	Bull	02/27/2009	116.10
IRWIN YAMAMOTO	Neutral	01/30/2009	131.93	MARKUS ROSE	Bear	03/18/2009	113.93
MICHAEL GIBBONS	Bear	03/16/2008	130.66	GEORGE SLEZAK	Neutral	03/12/2009	110.24
IKE IOSSIF	Neut	10/23/2008	125.15	HOCHBERG/KENDAL	Bulll	03/25/2009	107.02
T.D. CONSENSUS	Bear	03/16/2009	115.12	T.D.CONSENSUS	Bear	03/16/2009	106.54
S&P 500			67.25	S&P 500			93.49

2008 was a terrible year for just about everyone -except subscribers to Woodson Wave Report. It was a great year for us. While others were losing money in the worst year for stocks since the Great Depression, we were making money. WWR subscribers weren't surprised or caught off guard and trapped by the bear market. We anticipated it and profited from it.

Woodson had a Performance Index of 144.99 for 2008 as rated by Timer Digest.
While Woodson registered a 144.99 rating for 2008, the S&P finished at 61.51.

The Performance Index is calculated by considering each Advisor and the S&P 500 Index to be equal to 100.00 at the beginning of each period. Each Advisor’s Performance Index represents the total net gain or loss of all signals issued during the period. Timing signals assume either long or short positions in the S&P 500 Index. As an example, a Performance Index of 133.2 would represent a theoretical investment of $100 in the S&P 500 Index at the beginning of the period, growing to $133.20 at the end of the period.

What does this all mean? Basically in the year 2008 the S&P lost 39% and Woodson's signals gained 45% over the same period of time.

“The Fed will be out of bullets. It will be interesting to see them watch the market plummet while firing their blanks.” WWR September 2007.

“The fact that the bailout bill did not pass is NOT the reason the market dropped over 700 points today. The market was/is going to fall regardless of weather or not the bill passed or will be passed.” WWR 09/29/08

“It’s a bear market – it doesn’t matter if the bailout bill passes or not – the market is going to go down.” WWR 9/29/08

From WWR 9/8/08 below:

5/19/08 + 55 days = 7/13 actual low = 7/15 (+ 2 days)
5/19/08 + 89 days = 8/16 actual high = 8/11 (- 5 days)
5/19/08 + 144 days = 10/10/08 = next low??