The Cabot Market Letter Announces Its Model Portfolio is Outperforming the Three Major Market Indexes

The Cabot Market Letter Announces Its Model Portfolio is Outperforming the Three Major Market Indexes

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

The Cabot Heritage Corporation
P.O. Box 2049
176 North Street, Salem, MA 01970
contact: Julie DeFelice, (978) 745-5532

THE CABOT MARKET LETTER ANNOUNCES ITS MODEL STOCK PORTFOLIO IS
OUTPERFORMING THE THREE MAJOR MARKET INDEXES

Salem, MA, July 16, 2003 - CARLTON G. LUTTS, Editor of The Cabot Market Letter, has announced that his investment newsletter's Model Portfolio of twelve stocks has outperformed the S&P 500, the Nasdaq and the Dow since January 1, 2003.

Since January 1, 2003 Cabot's Model Portfolio is up 25.52% compared to the Nasdaq's at 24.56%, the Dow at 8.7% and the S&P 500 at 12%. Cumulative stock performance shows 34% profits since March 21.

Cabot's Model Portfolio has been fully invested since April 30.

"My subscribers and I are thrilled that the Model Portfolio is beating the market. As growth investors this bull market is what we have been waiting for and our patience is paying off in high double and triple-digit profits," said Lutts.

The Cabot Model Portfolio currently holds twelve stocks with profits of: 55%, 40%, 75%, 43%, 41%, 19%, 78%, 30%, 16%, 7%, and 157%. One stock is showing a loss of 3%.

Lutts attributes the success of his current recommendations to Cabot's unique market-timing indicators he has developed over the course of his 33-years advising individual investors. Currently both of Cabot's intermediate-term and long-term indicators are in positive territory flashing bullish buy signals.

"I recommended that my subscribers begin buying after my indicators flashed positive buy signals on March 18 - that was two days before the war with Iraq began and just four trading days after the exact market bottom," said Lutts, adding, "Contrary to the opinions of most investors then, that was precisely the time to start putting money back into the market when the news was horrible and prices
were low."

Lutts continued, "Very few investors were bullish then because the financial and world news was so bad and because, for the third time in nine months, the market had fallen to the Dow 7,500 level. Many investors expected the market to just keep going south. It didn't. Since then, the market has put on an excellent performance."

Founded in 1970, The Cabot Heritage Corporation is an independent publisher of investment advice. Editors are Carlton G. Lutts and son, Timothy W. Lutts. Neither the corporation nor its employees are compensated in any way by the companies whose stocks are recommended.
Each of Cabot's investment newsletters are offered to new subscribers at a Charter Subscription rate. Every subscription is backed by a 60-day 100% full money-back guarantee.

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The Cabot Heritage Corporation
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176 North Street, Salem, MA 01970
contact: Julie DeFelice, (978) 745-5532