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Business Cycle Investor
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| SUMMARY |
| RECOMMENDATION |
| SUBSCRIBE |
| PERFORMANCE |
| METHODOLOGY |
| EDITOR PROFILE |
| RESOURCES |
| COMPLIANCE |
| CONTACT |

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Subscriber's Benefits |
How |
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Profit from market timing |
The proprietary methodology identifies in advance the most profitable periods of the broad USA stock market (the "In Periods") when the majority of stocks perform well. |
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Maximized returns |
The "In the market Periods" are suitable for highly leveraged positions. |
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Reduced risk |
Investing in a broad market index carries less risk by reducing impact
from individual companies problems. The methodology also identifies "Out of the market Periods" historically characterized by 40% probability of a major stock market fall. |
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High liquidity |
DJIA and S&P500 are the most popular indexes trading in large volumes. |