Stock Picking Software from Investing Systems Delivers Growth, Momentum and Spectacular...

Stock Picking Software from Investing Systems Delivers Growth, Momentum and Spectacular One-Day Gains

AMELIA ISLAND, Fla.--(Business Wire)--Investing Systems announced today the results of Friday's market
scan for the Stock Picker RT software.

"The broader markets took a beating this week," said William
McKinley, President of Investing Systems. "Friday's big winner was up
more than 32% in just one trading session."

The momentum scan that powers the Stock Picker RT produces a short
list of stocks to watch every trading day as the market opens. The
picks are based on growth and momentum as identified by technical and
fundamental criteria.

"Volatility makes for some fantastic opportunities for short-term
traders," McKinley said. "As the broader markets bounced around we
have seen some really big gainers in the software."

The Stock Picker RT, which is delivered on CD-ROM will scan the
market for stock picks with a single click or can be set to scan
automatically at intervals throughout the trading day.

The latest version of the Stock Picker RT is self-updating so
users will never have to manually upgrade and all market data is
included in the price.

Investing Systems Inc. manages a network of websites focused on
the benefits of disciplined systematic investing. Customers in more
than 70 countries use Investing Systems products and services to
become better, more disciplined investors.

The Stock Picker RT has been the best selling stock picking
software for the last two years. Normally about $600.00 per year,
Investing Systems is now offering an annual license for only $279.00

"The Stock Picker RT software has been performing really well
through all the market turmoil," McKinley said. "Our users tell us
that picking winners in a down market is as easy as point and click."

For more information visit: www.Stock-Picker-RT.com

Investing Systems Inc., Amelia Island
Douglas Newberry, 904-261-5289
DNewberry@investing-systems.com

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