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The Mutual Fund Tour
with Index and Sector Investing
An example of how your net worth can be affected.
| Although the markets remained depressed from early in the year
2000 through most of 2002, notice the below mutual fund steadily increased during
this same time period. From the buy signal on March 3, 2000 until the sell
signal on June 29, 2001, you would have enjoyed a nice 38% increase in this
fund, while the rest of the market went into a tailspin.
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and to continue the tour.
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| The following is a fun fund. The Mid-term Indicant signaled
"buy" on November 27, 1998 at $19.59. On May 12, 2000 the Mid-term
Indicant signaled sell at $53.56. This was a nice 173% gain for you. Then on May
26, 2000, the Mid-term Indicant signaled "buy" at $47.12. A few months
later on September 8, 2000 the Mid-term Indicant signaled "sell" at
$67.78 for a nice 43.8% gain in four short months.
As you can see the Mid-term
Indicant has signaled nothing since then. As of August 25, 2001 the below fund is down
48.8% since the last Mid-term sell signal. Many investors held the following fund through it's crash.
Why
do that when the Indicant will advise you of where money can be made and where
it is being lost. All you have to do is read your email and check out this
Website on a weekly basis. To see future indicant projections, you must become
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| From time to time,
the Mid-term Indicant model changes. Good models will for stocks and
funds. During most of the 1990's funds, stocks, and even the stock
market had long sweeping bull and bear cycles. That is what you see in
the above charts? If the market movements become shallower and bull/bear
cycles quicker, the Mid-term Indicant is modified to accommodate that
sort of behavior and to your economic advantage. |
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