Welcome to Fidelity Monitor, an advisory service designed exclusively for Fidelity mutual fund investors. Each of our five model portfolios provides a diversified strategy for a specific level of risk. You can follow our model portfolios, matching the trades we announce in each monthly issue, and obtain the same results in your own account. Roughly $300 million dollars follows our advice this way – money that is controlled individually by approximately 6,200 subscribers.

In this market, it's more important than ever to have a game plan. If you want to make money in 2009, our Income Model - which invests in bond funds - is the best bet. If you can wait for stocks to recover over the next 3 - 5 years, consider our Growth Model, Select System, or Unique Opportunities Model.

We have no ties to Fidelity Investments, which means our only agenda is to earn you the best return we can for the amount of risk involved. Our editor, Jack Bowers, provides an independent viewpoint with a contrarian take on the markets. Unlike some mutual fund rating services, our revenues come only from our readers.

A Focus on Performance
Fidelity Monitor is the best-performing Fidelity letter over the last 20 years. Our Growth Model has exceeded the S&P 500 return while maintaining similar risk. Our most aggressive portfolio, the Select System , has grown by a factor of 10 for the two decades ending 12/31/2008.

And Much More
To check out a sample issue of Fidelity Monitor, click here . We give you extensive performance data to track and review your Fidelity holdings. Our buy/hold/sell ratings let you know where we stand on all Fidelity funds. Our VIP corner offers portfolios for investors with variable annuity accounts. Our weekly hotline update, available via email or 800 number, provides a summary of our performance, and alerts you to any upcoming changes in our model portfolios.

Subscription Details
Fidelity Monitor is published monthly. Once you sign up, you'll receive a monthly hard copy via First Class mail, or you may log into our web site for a PDF version. The cost of a subscription is $69 for 5 months, $139 for one year, or $230 for two years. You may subscribe or renew online with a credit card, or over the phone at 800-397-3094