2003 and 2004 Stocks.
These stocks have continued to be good performers and were carried over to this portfolio from the prior 2003 and 2004 Portfolios. We start a new Portfolio every year to allow subscribers an opportunity to observe a portfolio being built and maintained. My portfolio will invest in areas that have tended to outperform during an initial bear market recovery. The following criteria are used to select stocks: positive money flow, an improving sector, and cyclical timing for an economic recovery

Symbol	Shares Owned	Purchase Price	*Market Price	Change	Total Invested	Current Value	$ Gain / Loss	% Gain / Loss
APA (Sold)	100	25.95	** 62.69	+36.74	2,595.00	6,269.00	+3,674.00	+141.58%
EAGL (Sold)	100	11.14	** 35.33	+24.19	1,114.00	3,533.00	+2,419.00	+217.15%
EPL (Sold)	100	8.40	** 18.22	+9.82	840.00	1,822.00	+982.00	+116.90%
EPL (Sold)	100	7.90	** 18.22	+10.32	790.00	1,822.00	+1,032.00	+130.63%
EXBD (Sold)	100	31.77	** 88.15	+56.38	3,177.00	8,815.00	+5,638.00	+177.46%
KGC (Sold)	100	1.96	** 9.19	+7.23	196.00	919.00	+723.00	+368.88%
KGC (Sold)	100	1.85	** 9.19	+7.34	185.00	919.00	+734.00	+396.76%
PXD (Sold)	100	23.60	** 38.01	+14.41	2,360.00	3,801.00	+1,441.00	+61.06%
Totals					$11,257.00	$27,900.00	$16,643.00	147.85%
Cash Balance						$66,566.90

Stock quote data from Snap Technologies
*Delayed 20 minutes.
**Price at time of sale

Pro Picks Comments January 5, 2007:

I sold Pioneer Natural Resources (PXD) and took a healthy profit. This now closes the 2004 portfolio.

Kenneth Coleman