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Mid-term Indicant 1944-1948

As you can see the market took off during the later stages of World War II. As you can see from the chart, if an investor decided to invest in 1944 with the Dow slightly below 150 and decided to sell in 1948 at close to 150 that investor made no money. A member of the Indicant would have been advised to sell in 1946 when the market was at 200 and he or she would have enjoyed a 25% gain from the Indicant's buy signal in early 1944.

The Mid-term Indicant gets you in the market for short periods of time from time to time, but in these short time frames, you can enjoy tremendous gains when you view your returns from an annualized perspective. The key point here is that the Indicant will keep you from losing money in the stock market. And it will direct rotating your money from losers to winners.

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