What the Market Wants
What the Market Wants is a free, straight-to-the-point, easy-to-read weekly newsletter -- and blog -- written by David Brown, an investing expert and author of several investing books.David has been analyzing the ups and downs of the market for more than 30 years. In What the Market Wants, he delivers the goods on the market. In a few brief paragraphs, David helps you understand whatÂ’s moving and shaping the current market. And you'll get actionable investment ideas each week with 4 stocks picks that should do well in the current market.

Sector Detector
This weekly newsletter and blog by Scott Martindale discusses the top and bottom sectors (as represented by ETFs), using the Sabrient SectorCast ranking model for a a one-month forward look, He will also track the top two Sector ETFs long and bottom two short.

Dark Horse Traders' Hedge
The Dark Horse Traders’ Hedge (DHTH) is written by Scott Brown. Scott takes advantage of technical market trends to tilt the balance of LONG vs. SHORT in bearish, bullish or range bound markets for added alpha (the measure of return on a risk adjusted basis).Long and short equity positions taken in the DHTH portfolio are chosen using to Sabrient’s rating system, which is based primarily on fundamental criteria. Because the stock positions are generally held for intermediate to long periods, these positions are ideal for using with option strategies taught by Phil Davis, of Phil’s Stock World.

Rock Solid Yields
The Rock Solid Yields portfolio, managed by Ron Rutherford, generates cash flow from a value portfolio of stable, high-paying dividend stocks. Ron uses a modified MyStockFinder search called "Rock Solid Yields" to find high-rated dividend stocks. He makes his final selections using a variety of qualitative factors, including (but not limited to) insider buying and institutional buying; earnings and estimated earnings per share; revenue and cash flow; analyst research; and forensic accounting analysis.

Pairs Trades
Pairs Trades is written by Robert M. Maltbie, Jr. a money manager and CEO of Stockjock.com. Robert selects a long position and a short positon that should do well in the current market -- the long poised to rise in price, the short poised to decline in price. The newsletter is published periodically.

Trading with Insiders
In this periodicnewsletter, Robert Maltbie selects two top stocks as long positions in one of the top sectors, based on Sabrient's forward-looking SectorCast ranking model. Published periodically

The Sabrient Blog
Be sure to check out the Sabrient blog for other newsletters and posts, including ETF Periscope by Daniel Sckolnik, and Phil's Stock World by Phil Davis.