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MONEYSHOW.COM SENTIMENT INDICATOR REVEALS FINANCIAL ADVISORS ARE BULLISH ON THE MARKET

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SARASOTA, FL, October 10, 2007 – MoneyShow.com, announced today the results of their latest Sentiment Indicator, which surveyed 284 financial advisors across the country. The results revealed financial advisors expect the Standard & Poor’s 500 to rise, inflation to remain constant, lower short-term interest rates, GDP to decrease, and foreign stocks and large-cap U.S. stocks to be the top performing asset classes until the end of 2007.

Financial advisors are bullish on U.S. equities with 71% expecting from now until the end of the year the S&P 500 will rise. Of the advisors surveyed, 59% predict from now until the end of the year the S&P 500 will rise less than 10%, while another 12% of advisors are very bullish anticipating the index to rise more than 10%. While the Federal Reserve has decreased short-term interest rates recently, the majority of financial advisors, about 54%, expect inflation to remain constant for the rest of the year. Additionally, more than half of survey respondents, 54%, are also expecting the Federal Reserve to lower short-term interest rates during the remainder of 2007.

Financial advisors are bearish over predictions for U.S. economic growth, with 51% of financial advisors surveyed expecting a decrease in the GDP for the rest of 2007. Financial advisors expect foreign stocks (36%) and large cap US stocks (24%) to remain the most profitable asset classes over the next three months.

The MoneyShow.com Financial Advisors’ Sentiment Indicator polled 284 financial advisors from its subscriber list between October 1 and October 5, 2007. The complete findings of the Financial Advisors’ Sentiment Indicator are now available on the home page of MoneyShow.com. The site also commissions several other indicators throughout the year among high-net-worth individual investors, active traders, and investment experts which will be announced in conjunction with InterShow’s various trade shows, and made available on MoneyShow.com.

MoneyShow.com offers free membership and provides 24-hour access to powerful, profitable, and actionable investment advice, directly from Wall Street and trading experts. The site features hundreds of hours of investing education, the analysis of market trends, and customized content searches specific to investors’ portfolio needs.

About MoneyShow.com

MoneyShow.com is the most comprehensive investing education destination on the Web today. It offers free membership and provides 24-hour access to powerful, profitable, and actionable investment advice directly from Wall Street and trading experts, hundreds of hours of investing education targeting investors, traders, or financial advisors; and customized content by searching topics, experts, and companies specific to investor’s portfolio needs.

About InterShow

InterShow, the world's leading producer of investment trade shows and cruises, is a privately held company headquartered in Sarasota, Florida, USA. Founded in 1978 by Charles and Kim Githler, InterShow's events include The World Money Show®, The Money Show®, The Traders Expo®, The Forex Trading Expo®, The Financial Advisor Symposium®, and luxurious investment cruises, that each year bring approximately 50,000 investors, traders, and financial advisors together with world-class analysts, top-performing mutual fund and separate account portfolio managers, and independent investment and trading advisors, in live and interactive forums designed to educate and empower all participants.

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