Mr. Collins was interviewed by the WSJ Radio today. In the interview he discussed the recent development of AIG`s asset valuation difficulties, recent CDO issues, the Microsoft (MSFT) and Yahoo! (YHOO) deal and the change up in the Dow Jones Industrial Index.

Mr. Collins discussed the current state of the markets and an outlook for 2008. He reviewed the current technical picture, Federal Reserve policy, the banking system and the risk of recession.

Mr. Collins discussed a wide range of topics ranging from his background and experience, his time working with Todd Harrison and an overview of Minyanville.com, his current role at Tuttle Asset Management, a review of the markets during 2007 and an outlook for 2008 for the markets and the economy.

Greg Collins was interviewed on the WallStreet Journal radio today. In the interview he explained the recent price changes in the dollar and the possibility of a countertrend rally given the universally negative sentiment. He also explained how 1488 and 1438 should should dictate resistance and support on the SPX into year end.

Kevin Tuttle was interviewed in the Orlando Business Journal article "Revenue up, prices down for local stocks". The article discusses the recent volatility in the markets and the effect this has had on stocks based around Orlando companies. The articles touches on Mr. Tuttle`s comments in his most recent Morning Cup of Jo, as to how a break of 1490 in the S&P will result in a drop in the markets and result in a "condition where investors could gain, or lose, between 3 and 4 percent on any given day. Mr. Tuttle`s advice for weathering current market conditions is to be patient and sit on the sidelines while determining whether or not the recent volatility is a trend.

TAM COO Greg Collins was quoted in the WSJ article "Stocks Finish Higher Despite Credit Concerns". The article discusses how stocks were able to rally on Tuesday despite lingering fears over credit conditions. He stated "There's no denying that there are lots of problems in the financial complex," along with "The housing market is showing no signs of stabilizing. You are going to see more write-downs and more questions about capital adequacy and liquidity at financial institutions."

Greg Collins was quoted in the WSJ article "Stocks Gain Amid Tech Rebound" today. The article discusses the M&A inspired rally to end tech trading this week. Though many investors remain concerned about the current trend of the markets, as stated by Mr. Collins, "Equity traders remain quite jittery about the markets," He went on to say, "But at the same time, there's a fear of missing a continuation of a rally into the end of the year.", adding to the popular consensus among analysts that the sector is fundamentally strong and will likely rally into the holiday season on M&A activity and strong earnings.

TAM Chief Operating Officer Greg Collins was interviewed in the WSJ Radio today. In the interview he discussed the outlook for the upcoming Fed meeting, with expectations of a 25 basis point cut and a move on the discount rate in order to continue liquefying the system in the face of the recent credit market and subprime problems. He also noted the current technical levels of the S&P 500, with resistance at 1550 and support at 1490; these will be key levels to watch as many investors worry of further write-downs from financials.

Kevin Tuttle`s 100 year Dow chart was featured in an interview on TheStreet.com this week, as the website interviewed Vitaliy Katsenelson. In the interview Vitaliy used the chart as a reference to his investing philosophy, noting the chart`s depiction of valuations and trends in the market over the past 100 years.

TAM Cheif Operating Officer Greg Collins was interviewed on the Wall Street Journal Radio today. In the interview he discussed the current state of the fixed income markets, saying "Fixed income markets are back open for business as evidenced by the size and issuance activity. For example, we have seen a lot of deals upsized recently." He also commented on how Friday`s job report will be a determining factor in the current direction of the market.

Greg Collins was mentioned today in the WSJ article "Stocks Stay Even Amid Jobs Focus". The article discusses the hesitation in the market in anticipation of the September jobs report. In the article Mr. Collins discusses how bond investors have put their fears aside while equity traders are still wondering if the credit issues are finished. He states "People were surprised by how quickly the credit markets shut down, then how quickly they opened up after the Fed came in," and "But you have to wonder whether the credit problems have worked their way through the system completely.... Things are fragile at this time." The article goes on to discuss the success of technology companies and the troubles in homebuilding.

TAM`s Chief Operating Officer Greg Collins was quoted in the WSJ article "Stocks Extend Gains After Rate Cut". The article discusses how stocks continued to rally off momentum of Tuesday`s rate cut. Though also noted in the article is the downside surprise from financial giant Morgan Stanley as the company missed its earnings estimate. Greg noted, "The tone of the credit markets continues to be negative, which creates a headwind for the group," and also "There are still some shoes to drop as far as markdowns, if current conditions persist." Despite these results the market has still shown strong gains over the past day and a half.

Tuttle Asset Management Chief Operating Officer Greg Collins was quoted in the WSJ article "Stocks Rise as Oil Gains Again" today. In the article he discusses how investors saw a 50 basis point rate cut as "a foregone conclusion". Talk of a half percentage point rate cut began after last week`s poor jobs report, though after comments by many fed officials, "some of the pressure we`ve seen in the markets has been alleviated" said Mr. Collins. In addition to discussing possible rate cuts, Mr. Collins stated that the DXY dollar index has broken through an important support level saying "As the dollar continues to decline, the attractiveness of our assets for foreigners continues to decline".

Tuttle Assest Management Chief Operating Officer Greg Collins was quoted today in the Wall Street Journal article "Four at Four: Slouching Toward Fairfield". The article discusses how expectations of a fed rate cut have driven the dollar down to record lows against the euro. Mr. Collins explains that the attractiveness of U.S. assests decline along with the currency, which in turn result in a rise in commodity prices.

TAM`s Chief Operating Officer, Greg Collins, was interviewed by the WSJ radio on a daily report that was nationally syndicated. A comment from the interview also appeared on the WSJ technology podcast.

This week Tuttle Asset Management Chief Operating Officer Greg Collins was mentioned in the WSJ article "Put Scramble Could Ignite Volatility Index". The article discusses how option expirations may add further volatility to an already turbulent market. Mr. Collins stated that the Friday option expiration could create a "magnification of the recent volatility". With the Implied Volatility Index (VIX) already up over 150% on the year, traders fear that a flurry of option calls will shake the market further.

TAM`s website was recently featured on leading hedge fund industry resource provider, HedgeCo`s website creation blog.

This mention highlights our commitment to providing value-added information and other resources to our clients.

Tuttle Asset Management`s Greg Collins was quoted today in the WSJ article "Stocks Fall at First, But Recover After Global Markets Tumble". The article discusses current credit and liquidity fears and their impact on the markets. Mr. Collins stated that fear of money-market funds being hurt from holding asset-backed commercial paper has caused investors to put their money into safer Treasury Bills. This has been evident from the 10-year note`s yield falling to 4.60%.

Following the notable 187 point sell off in Thursday`s market TAM Chief Operating Officer, Greg Collins was interviewed by WSJ Radio.

Greg pointed to the recalibration on the part of investors regarding expectations about the pace of economic growth, rising global interest rates, and money flows out of treasuries and into corporate bonds.

He noted the massive amounts of liquidity that have been driving shareholder friendly actions such as buybacks and takeovers, which have been key drivers in the market`s recent move higher. Greg also discussed the 20% rise in volatility during this week`s sell off as a theme the firm has been discussing with clients.

Tuttle Asset Management`s CEO, Kevin Tuttle, and COO, Greg Collins, were mentioned in a recent review of Master Traders on the financial education website Minyanville.com

Minyanville Professor Greg Collins writes in the introduction, "The focus of this book is on exposing practical methods with the hope you can find an idea or two to actually incorporate into your daily routine. It`s the difference between watching a bass fishing tournament and learning how to catch dinner yourself."

"Greg goes on to talk about self-awareness, humility, focus, risk management, experience, and instinct. All of those are important concepts and all of those can be find in the introduction alone."

In an additional review by futures magazine, specifically mentioned is the book`s chapters on technical analysis.

Kevin Tuttle contributes a chapter titled "Evaluating Probabilities to Improve Profitability" which highlights his 100 Year Market Theory.

Tuttle Asset Management has updated the 100 year Dow Chart with data through 2006. Within the next thirty days we expect to release an update to the theory based on the recent price action.

Tuttle Asset Management`s Chief Operating Officer, Greg Collins, was interviewed yesterday on Wall Street Journal Radio. He discussed several factors that have been driving market sentiment in recent trading sessions as well as proving several areas for investors to focus. Greg pointed out that negative sentiment continues to circulate following recent weeks sell-off. Foreign markets followed Tuesday`s action with similar sell-offs with most down 2-3%. During Wednesday`s trading session, Bear Stearns announced they would halt redemptions on a third mortgage-related hedge fund. According to Greg, this along with trouble at a number of other high profile hedge funds has investors cautious. In light of the recent action and technical position of the markets, Greg believes that Friday`s job report is all the more important for the markets to digest.

In the article "Four at Four: Another Walk-Off Rally" Greg Collins commented on the upcoming housing data and how it will effect the market. He said, "It's going to be critical that the market digest the jobs number well". This referring to the uptrend in homebuilders on the day and as to whether or not the rally will continue.

Tuttle Asset Management Chief Operating Officer Greg Collins was quoted today in the WSJ article "Stocks Gain as Rally Takes Hold". The article discusses current credit worries in the market and which direction it will take from here. Mr. Collins stated "There`s a massive tug-of-war going on between the bulls and the bears", "The bears are thinking it might be their chance to really crack this thing and take away some of the upside momentum." He continued on to state that the defense of the 200-day moving average of the S&P 500 may be able to send momentum upward.

Some of TAM`s content has now become available on Yahoo! Finance, via our relationship with Minyanville. To view this information, please visit the following websites: http://biz.yahoo.com/minyanville, http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=wnr, and http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=gfig.

TAM is pleased to announce the launch of its new corporate website after extensive design and planning in conjunction with noted industry resource HedgeCo.net (see above link). The new site, which contains material from the first version of the site, extends the quality and depth of information available to our clients, readers, and other visitors. The purpose of the site is not merely for marketing purposes. The future of our industry will be marked by greater demands for information, transparency and accountability. At TAM, we highly value our relationships and believe a greater level of transparency will prove benefical to our clients.

Greg Collins was mentioned today in SFO's "Straight Talk". In the article Mr. Collins discusses how he believes investors will react to recent market news and the upcoming payroll numbers, saying, "I Think they want to pare back risk and get their books cleaned up ahead of that".

Following the largest gain on the Dow Industrial Average in almost four years on Thursday, Tuttle Asset Managament`s Chief Operating Officer Greg Collins was interviewed by the WSJ Radio.

The Dow ended the day up 283 point or 2.1%. The other major indexes had similar performances with the Nasdaq and S&P 500 both gaining 1.9%. Greg attributed the day`s action to several factors including M & A activity, retail sales, dollar weakness, and short covering.

Bullish investors started the day with good news as Rio Tinto (RIO) offered $38 bln for Alcan (AL) trumping a previous offer from Alcoa (AA).

While most were expecting horrible retail sales numbers, many came in better than expected including large cap names like Wal-Mart (WMT) and JC Penney (JCP).

The weakness in the dollar, reaching all time lows against the euro and 25-year lows against the British pound supported metals.

Short positions were forced to cover after several large cap companies were upgraded including Merck (MRK) and Intel (INTC). There was also an oversold rally in the financials following their poor performance on sub-prime concerns.

Greg also offered that he believed sub-prime was a concern that could have wide ranging implications but that it would take a while to see how this issue would unfold.

Looking forward, Greg mentioned that he believes several key points could be General Electric (GE) earnings, which are released before the bell on Friday, as well as the Federal Reserve Chairman, Ben Bernanke`s comments on the economy and inflation scheduled for next week.

TAM's Greg Collins penned the introduction to the book Master Trader's a portion of which was cited in this review from SFO Magazine: "Master Traders offers a humble introduction, conceding, for starters, that there are scores of successful and revered market players who won’t be found in its pages. Proven success, wealth, and recognition from their peers and the financial media earn its contributors the subjective label “master,” at least for the purposes of this compilation. But perhaps most important, its authors are careful to bow ever slightly to the true master – the markets themselves. As hedge fund veteran Greg Collins writes in the introduction: “None of them claims to have figured out the stock market in its entirety. What they have managed to find is a system that works for them.” “For some, mastery is less about conquering the most complex technical aspects of trading and more about taking control of the human elements — the emotional side of trading, unavoidable no matter how sophisticated the methodology used. Much of what leads to trading mastery can’t be taught in a how-to book,” says Collins. “Setting realistic goals, finding humility, effectively using focus and the ability to think for yourself with a need to sometimes scrap a viewpoint and adapt to changes.” Thus, mastery here isn’t broad. Where the book covers much ground with relatively little ink is in each contributor’s success with a specific area of investing or a particular technique, and their willingness to share some of those secrets."

TAM`s Chief Operating Officer, Greg Collins, was quoted in Tuesday`s Wall Street Journal article entitled, "Today`s Markets: Stocks Fall on Subprime, Bernanke."

The following is an excerpt of a testimonial that was submitted as part of this project by Chief Operating Officer, Greg Collins:

"The evolution of the asset management industry sparked by technology, competition, and investor demand for greater communication, transparency and disclosure has transformed our business. These trends will only continue to strengthen in the years ahead.

At Tuttle Asset Management, we are not in the business of web publishing; our goal is to generate returns for our investors. Any moment we are forced to spend away from that focus on maximizing returns and managing risk is potentially damaging. With that mandate in mind, we approached HedgeCo, an industry-recognized leader in web development and hedge fund resources, to build a website marked by flexibility, customization and ease of use to help meet the demands of our growing business and diverse investor base.

From the sleek graphic design created by their amazing artistic talent to the skilled programmers who coded the site, HedgeCo helped create a feel and overall architecture to meet our needs. This project, unparalleled in terms of scope, showed HedgeCo`s abililty to adapt and their entire team did an admirable job of transforming our vision into reality in a way that serves as a value-added resource. We view the website as an important long-term investment in our clients` satisfaction. We would recommend HedgeCo to other asset management firms without hesitation."

The Ruby Peck Foundation for Children's Education held a charity event on Friday, December 1st, 2006 in Manhattan. This worthwhile event included a financial conference hosted by Minyanville prior to the evening's charity benefit featuring Wall Street notables including: Steve Galbraith (Maverick Capital), Jeff Saut (Raymond James), John Roque (Natexis Bleichroeder) and John Succo (Vicis Capital). TAM's Chief Operating Officer, Greg Collins, was on hand to participate in the festivities. Other notables included former NY Knick players Trent Tucker, Patrick Ewing, John Starks, former NY Giant Howard Cross, and investment guru Mario Gabelli.

Chief Operating Officer of Tuttle Asset Management, Greg Collins, was quoted in Tuesday`s Wall Street Journal Online, titled "Today`s Markets: Stocks Gain Despite Stubborn Oil".

Kevin Tuttle & Greg Collins contributed to "Master Traders: Strategies for Superior Returns from Today's Top Traders" which is now available from John Wiley & Sons (Wiley Trading). The book, which was edited by Fari Hamzei, provides a straight forward guide to improving trading success via an awareness and understanding of the various methodologies employed by such noted investment professionals including: Jeff DeGraaf (Lehman Brothers), Frank Barbera, Tim Ord, David Miller, Kai-Teh Tao, Phil Erlanger, Alex Jacobson, Jon "Doctor J" Najarian, Jeffrey Spotts, Timothy Corliss, and Dennis Leontyev.

In mid-August, Greg Collins attended the Minyan in the Mountains Retreat located in Vail, Colorado. This marked the third MIM Retreat and again featured some of the top financial minds in the industry. Speakers included: Jeff Saut (Chief Strategist at Raymond James), Michael Santoli (Senior Editor of Barron's) and Michael Thompson (Director of Research at Thomson Financial), Tony Dwyer (Chief Equity Strategist at FTN Midwest Securities), Phil Erlanger (President Phil Erlanger Research / former technical analyst at Fidelity), Bernie Schaeffer (Chairman & CEO of Schaeffer's Investment Research) and Steve Shobin (Vice-Chairman of AmeriCap Advisors).

Chief Operating Officer of Tuttle Asset Management, Greg Collins, was quoted in Friday`s Wall Street Journal Online titled "Today`s Markets: Stocks Rally on Options, Deals".

Kevin Tuttle and Greg Collins were invited to discuss the 100 Year Dow Theory as well as their views on the market with other traders and subscribers of Hamzei Analytics. The "Virtual Trading Room" at Hamzei Analytics, which has featured some of the premiere names in the financial industry, was a concept developed by Greg Collins with Fari Hamzei during his tenure at Minyanville.com.

Greg Collins, the Chief Operating Officer of Tuttle Asset Management, was quoted in the Wall Street Journal article entitled, "Today`s Markets: Stocks Rise Amid Data, Deals News".

Greg Collins, COO & Portfolio Manager of Tuttle Asset Management, was interviewed in regards to the Semiconductor sector, and the current condition of the market.

Kevin A. Tuttle, CEO of TAM, releases the "Update to his Original Market Theory". For those who are unfamiliar with our work, please take the time to read Kevin`s orginal theory.

Tuttle Asset Management, LLC is pleased to announce the firm has hired Frank Walden as an Associate focused on equity research and trading. Frank recently completed the full-time MBA program with a concentration in Finance at Rollins College in Winter Park, Florida. Prior to this, he served as an intern at Raymond James & Associates working on the retail side of the business. Frank is a life-long resident of Central Florida and holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Economics from Emory University in Atlanta, Georgia.

Please join us in welcoming Frank to the Firm. He can be reached here.

After serving two years with Minyanville.com - culminating in the role of Editor in Chief - Greg Collins accepted the role of Chief Operating Officer and Portfolio Manager and moved from NYC to joining Tuttle Asset Management, LLC in Orlando, Florida.

Minyanville hosts is second annual investment conference featuring Wall Street notables for a few days of investor education and relaxation. Greg Collins began the event with a conference overview and welcomed attendees.

Tuttle Asset Management, LLC is pleased to announce the launch of the TAM Dynamic Allocation Fund, LLC - a multi-strategy hedge fund geared toward sophisticated, accredited investors. Please contact us for further information.

In late summer of 2004, John DuBrule entered into discussions with Representatives of the Downtown Arts District and the Florida Theatrical Association with the intention to convert the Central Church of Nazarene on East Jackson Street into a center for the arts. The proposed complex would have housed art galleries, house theaters, and rehearsal spaces for smaller art organizations around the central Florida area. DuBrule did indeed buy the property, but the Downtown Arts District dropped their plans to have a stake in the project.

In August of 2004, Minyanville hosted its first Minyans in the Mountains conference in Crested Butte, Colorado. Kevin Tuttle opened up the conference as a guest speaker offering an outline of his investment approach utilizing technicals.

Kevin A. Tuttle & John DuBrule formed Tuttle Asset Management, LLC in order to expand the breadth of services offered to their clientele. In the process, TAM named Bernard Bernstein as CFO and Ceceila Schiffer as VP of Business Operations.

The technical analysis of Kevin Tuttle was mentioned by well-known contrarian portfolio manager, Bill Fleckenstein on April 14, 2004.

Kevin Tuttle is asked to publish his technical work on Minyanville.com, a financial news site featuring market commentary from a number of distinguished investment professionals. The site, which is geared toward financial professionals for the purpose of education, was created by former hedge fund manager Todd Harrison. Months prior, Greg Collins joined Minyanville as a full-time employee and at the time significant contributor.

100 Year Dow theory published

After an extensive study covering more than 100 years of technical market history on the Dow Jones Industrial Average, Kevin Tuttle publishes what will become the basis for the Firms investment strategy. The analysis, which was originally published in the Morning Cup of 'Jo, identifies major bullish, bearish and consolidation periods over time. Based on this work, TAM establishes a likely upside objective for the market and concludes that prices could remain in an extended trading range.

Kevin Tuttle launches the first of a series of portfolios to provide a managed long-only investment advice to fee based clients.

After more than 23 years in sales - culminating as managers of one of the largest retail branches of Wachovia Securities in the U.S. - John DuBrule & Kevin Tuttle co-founded Church Street Capital, LLC and officially formed their own independent retail brokerage operation.