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The recent changes to the Dynamic Growth ETF portfolio were posted last night. To gain access to the member portion of the website, simply click on the "Subscribe Now" tab, establish a username and password, and you'll have full access to the Dynamic Growth newsletter and portfolio. This free trial will end on June 1, 2007. This month, we will be watching energy prices to see if the Feds recent decision to leave interest rates unchanged continues. The CPI data has shown a slight decline in inflation over the past 3 months, but that was mainly due to the pullback in energy prices. If energy prices do resume their march higher, the CPI will begin to reflect a higher inflation number than the street is currently expecting. This could throw a serious monkey wrench into the consensus opinion that the Fed will begin lowering interest rates by March. Now that OPEC has announced it is cutting an additional 500,000 barrels per day to their previous cut of 1.2 million barrels, we think energy prices could go higher as we head into the summer driving season. Oddly, we have noticed that the S&P 500 and oil prices have moved up in tandem. During the early summer, as oil prices moved higher, the S&P moved lower. The stock market is shrugging off something they thought was a serious threat earlier in the year. Odd isn't it?

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