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"3 Reliable, Re-Occurring Patterns Wall Street Doesn't Want You To Know About And The One Trick That Can Triple Your Return" |
Imagine you own a little ice cream store.
While business is great during the hot summer, winter is another matter. Simply put, ice cream sales are higher in the summer versus the winter. As a result, your summer profits have to support your winter doldrums!
Knowing these predictable patterns is key to running a successful and profitable business. In short, you need to have an understanding of all kinds of 'seasonal' fluctuations to maximize your profits.
Every investor has to do exactly the same thing.
The stock market is nothing but a collection of individual businesses. Granted, it's much more complex than an ice cream parlor. But fundamentally speaking, each company and each sector is subject to fluctuations. The ‘sector rotation' investment approach, for example, aims to take advantage of these fluctuations.
Not surprisingly, even the stock market as a whole responds to such 'seasonal' forces. Those 'seasonal' forces often turn into repeated patterns.
'Seasonal' can mean more than just summer or winter, fall or spring.
Smart investors have been profiting from the following two patterns associated with the presidential election year cycles:
1) cash in on 50 percent average gains in 18 months or less.
2) protect against an average 22 percent drop
Are you beginning to see how valuable these patterns can be?
We haven't even talked about the MOST PROFITABLE PATTERN OF THEM ALL. |
THE "BEST SIX MONTHS" STRATEGY?
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The Dow Jones, S&P 500 and NASDAQ all have five or six months out of the year which statistically capture 80 % or more of the total annual gains. The five to six best months all appear in consecutive order which makes them easy to trade. Look at the statistic below:
Best six months: $ 10,000 invested in the Dow in 1950 only during the six best months would have grown to over $ 480,000.
Worst six months: $ 10,000 invested in the Dow in 1950 only during the 6 worst months would have LOST more than $ 500
If you use a proprietary timing system using the moving averages to pin-point the beginning and end of the best 6 months you can triple the gain.
$ 10,000 invested in the Dow in 1950, using the timing system to determine your point of entry and exit would have grown to $ 1,400,000.
Just imagine what those repetitive patterns could do for your portfolio! |
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