I realize that the long-term ChartWatchers out there already know how important our specials are, but I wanted to take a moment to mention it to our newer members. One thing that has never changed at StockCharts.com is our pricing. We have had the exact same price for our subscriptions since we launched them way back at the start of 2002. How many other things in this world have not increased in price since 2002? I can't think of many things in that category. And, during the month of October, our prices have actually decreased.
Right now, if you order a 6 month subscription, you will get 7 months. If you order a 12 month subscription, you'll get 14 months. The offer runs from now until the end of October. After that, we go back to our standard pricing.
The offer applies to any kind of subscription we offer - Basic, Extra, ExtraRT, John Murphy's Market Message and our Combination subscriptions. The offer applies to new subscribers as well as existing subscribers. If you are already a StockCharts.com member and your subscription will expire within the next 12 months, you should consider renewing NOW instead of waiting - you'll lock in with our special pricing instead of risking renewal at a time when we are not offering this deal.
To renew or to join at our Fall Special rates, click here then click on the "Sign Up Now" button on the left side of the page.
"But wait, that's not all..." - Anonymous TV Salesman
So, we wanted to do something more "special-er" for this year's special. Giving our users free time is great, but what else could we do to help everyone? Our solution is to offer Free Shipping on All Book Store purchases! This is something we almost never offer, and usually we have to restrict this kind of offer to US addresses only. This year, because of the high cost of international shipping, we still have to limit the offer - but this year, for the first time ever, we are offering free shipping to both US and Canadian addresses.
The free shipping offer couldn't come at a better time. There are some really great new books in the store. Here's a link to all of the new books we have. And here's a link to one of my new favorites: Technical Analysis: The Complete Resource for Financial Market Technicians. This is a great book for people just getting into Technical Analysis. It covers many of the newer developments in the field such as the lessons learned from the demise of Enron and the failure of LTFM. It can even be used as a resource for earning your CMT! I highly recommend it.
Any way, sorry for the sales pitch, but these are some truly special deals - the best we'll be able to offer for quite some time. I wanted to be sure everyone was aware of them.
