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Matthew D. McCall

Matt McCall is the president of Penn Financial Group (PFG), an investment advisory firm offering personalized portfolio management. Matt is also the editor of several newsletters including The ETF Bulletin, which publishes two real-time portfolios based on PFG's proprietary top-down approach to investing.

Over the years, Matt has worked for major investment firms and has concentrated his energy on technical analysis and investor education. As an advocate of educating the individual investor, Matt has traveled around the country presenting investment seminars. Over the last couple of years, Matt has also directed PFG's focus toward exchange-traded funds (ETFs). PFG believes that over the next decade, hordes of new ETFs will be available for investors and, as a result, Matt has turned PFG's attention toward educating investors about ETFs through The ETF Bulletin newsletter and ETF portfolios. PFG is one of a few investment advisors that offers ETF-based portfolio management.

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Matthew D. McCall's Latest Articles

Hedge Your Portfolio with Hurricane Stocks
on Aug 29, 2008 about MTRX, CLHB, DBE
10 Lessons Learned from Bear Stearns' Fall
on Mar 18, 2008 about JPM, BSC
Investable Water: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
on Mar 04, 2008 about LNN, FLS, INSU
Investing in Latin America
on Feb 21, 2008 about EWW, EWZ, ECH
Which of the 6 Agriculture ETFs is Best?
on Feb 15, 2008 about FUE, DBA, GRU
6 Stock Ideas for Long-Term Value Investors
on Jan 24, 2008 about CVA, CCJ, BHP
New Coal ETF: The Timing Couldn’t Be Better
on Jan 15, 2008 about KOL
DECK the Halls with Uggs
on Dec 20, 2007 about DECK
Comparing the Two Infrastructure ETFs
on Dec 17, 2007 about GII, IGF
Four Emerging Telecom Stock Picks
on Dec 12, 2007 about ETF, MICC, CHL
The Best Asset Class ETFs for 2008
on Dec 12, 2007 about IJH, IJJ, IJK
Six Winners with Oil at $100
on Dec 02, 2007 about MON, FTI, NLR
3 Portfolio-Protecting ETFs
on Nov 30, 2007 about DBU, DBA, FXY
New iShares MSCI BRIC ETF is Best of Breed
on Nov 29, 2007 about BKF
The Four Best Single-Country ETFs
on Nov 26, 2007 about EWM, EWP, EWG
AECOM Technology: Infrastructure Stock on the Cheap
on Nov 16, 2007 about ACM
The Best Green ETF
on Nov 12, 2007 about GEX, PBW, PBD
Profit From the China Bubble With ProShares UltraShort ETF
on Nov 09, 2007 about EWV, FXP
Investing in Telecom ETFs: Long Distance Money Makers
on Nov 05, 2007 about IXP, DGG
Unwind The Yen Carry Trade With These Two ETFs
on Mar 05, 2007 about FXY, FXF

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