Deletion of ISA Trend Investing

Comment: With regard to the difference between "Trend Investing" and "Momentum Investing" it was Shaun himself who first equated the two terms in his http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=ISA_Trend_Investing&oldid=435465066 initial version of this article, so if he doesn't like the equivalence, he has no one to blame but himself.  The real problem with "ISA Trend Investing" is not only that the article is overly promotional (although it is), but that the term itself is a sales gimmick.  It is a term invented by the Sutherland brothers to bolster their own investment company and strategy.  All references to the term that can be found in a Google search come back to these two and their "retire rich" scheme.  There are no |reliable sources to hang this article's hat on
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Comment: per WikiDan61's arguments above.  While this fulfills , that is not sufficient.  The only reliable source this article depends on is the Directors magazine article.  The http://books.google.com/books?id=bQMjAQAAMAAJ&q=%22ISA+Trend+Investing%22&dq=%22ISA+Trend+Investing%22&hl=en&ei=yb4KTtLsE6ensQKv3-iyAQ&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=2&ved=0CDgQ6AEwAQ book that Shaun2011 has discussed above mentions the topic exactly once, and the preview page is unreadable to boot.  It's unlikely this second book is a reliable, secondary source.  This is insufficient evidence of notability per 
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Comment: The article has been edited, but not improved.  It still does not provide a single |reliable non-rimary sources|primary source that indicates that this term is anything other than a marketing scheme by the founder of ISACO.  Yes, there are lots of books that talk about various trend investing schemes.  And yes, the UK has something called an Individual Savings Account.  But if one searches for the term "ISA Trend Investing" in Google, one runs into only sources published by ISACO and/or its marketing partners.  If Shaun or anyone else can provide ''any'' reliable sources, I'll be willing to re-evaluate
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