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Business Cycle Investor

USA Corporate Profits & Dow Jones Forecast

The Business Cycle Investor provides quarterly forecast of the U.S.A. Corporate Profits major turning points that are strongly correlated with the performance of the U.S. stock market indexes: Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) and S&P500.

Subscriptions to the Forecast are offered to a limited number of professional investors including leading Investment Banks, Funds of Funds, Institutional Investors, Innovative Fund Managers, Absolute Return / Hedge Funds, Private Equity and Entrepreneurs. The research is used for Proprietary Trading (Directional & Pair Trading Strategy), Global Asset Allocation, USA market index timing and leveraged positions decision support. Details about the specific investment strategies are available on request.

The methodology is based on a new proprietary business cycles research applied to a long range timing of the DJIA index. The investment model signals in advance the major (not all) most lucrative periods of the broad US stock market that are driven by macroeconomic fundamentals.

An average "In the market Period" from a buy to sell signal was 15 months long and achieved 27% ungeared profit excluding dividends, taxes and transaction costs:

Similar performance would be achieved by investing in S&P500 index. The returns could be significantly enhanced through financial leverage and use of derivatives.

The methodology was validated over 55 years and the forecast published since 2004. An independent organization audits the performance since June 2005.

The recommendations are made public on this website after 12 months.

In Period	11	12	13	14						AVG
Profit %	51.9%	26.4%	29.6%	1.1%						27.0%

In Period	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10
Profit %	47.6%	8.3%	35.0%	24.8%	20.8%	29.6%	27.0%	7.6%	29.2%	39.1%

`Asset Allocation` | `Research` | `US Index Funds` | `Stock Market Timing` | `ETF` | Dow Jones DJIA | S&P 500

Business Cycle Investor

The Business Cycle Investor provides quarterly forecast of the U.S.A. Corporate Profits major turning points that are strongly correlated with the performance of the U.S. stock market indexes: Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) and S&P500.

The methodology is based on a new proprietary business cycles research applied to a long range timing of the DJIA index. The investment model signals in advance the major (not all) most lucrative periods of the broad US stock market that are driven by macroeconomic fundamentals.

An average "In the market Period" from a buy to sell signal was 15 months long and achieved 27% ungeared profit excluding dividends, taxes and transaction costs:

Similar performance would be achieved by investing in S&P500 index. The returns could be significantly enhanced through financial leverage and use of derivatives.

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Asset Allocation | Research | US Index Funds | Stock Market Timing | ETF | Dow Jones DJIA | S&P 500

Business Cycle Investor

The Business Cycle Investor provides quarterly forecast of the U.S.A. Corporate Profits major turning points that are strongly correlated with the performance of the U.S. stock market indexes: Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) and S&P500.

The methodology is based on a new proprietary business cycles research applied to a long range timing of the DJIA index. The investment model signals in advance the major (not all) most lucrative periods of the broad US stock market that are driven by macroeconomic fundamentals.

An average "In the market Period" from a buy to sell signal was 15 months long and achieved 27% ungeared profit excluding dividends, taxes and transaction costs:

Similar performance would be achieved by investing in S&P500 index. The returns could be significantly enhanced through financial leverage and use of derivatives.

Information Sources:

`Asset Allocation` | `Research` | `US Index Funds` | `Stock Market Timing` | `ETF` | Dow Jones DJIA | S&P 500