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The Investment Rate
is the most accurate leading Economic and Stock
Market indicator available. It is a
proprietary tool available to our subscribers.
This tool has been
able to predict, in advance, major Economic and
Stock Market cycles with precision since 1900.
It predicted the Great Depression, the
Stagflation period of the 1970's, and the
up-trends in between.
The Investment Rate
should be reviewed before any investment
decisions are made because it tells you the
economic conditions that lie ahead, in advance.
Topics:
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Investments
that are affected by the IR
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History of the
Investment Rate
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What the IR is
telling us about the future
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Investments that are
affected by the IR:
The Investment Rate
affects all investments which rely on positive
inflows of capital to perform. These are
not limited to Stock Market Investments.
Because the IR accurately predicts Economic
Cycles, it also is an advanced indicator of the
potential performance for a wide range of
investment vehicles.
Some of the
investment classes that are affected by the IR
include:
The concept of the
Investment rate, and its impact on these
investment classes, can be simplified as
follows: The Investment Rate proves future
economic cycles which in turn impact the
viability of these investment vehicles.
Read The History of the Investment Rate below
for more information on this subject.
History
of the Investment Rate:
The Stock Market
has followed the trend of the Investment Rate
since 1900.
The Investment Rate
was developed to determine if 'buying the dips'
was appropriate in all Market cycles. This
concept has held true over extended periods of
time (the Market has trended higher since 1900),
but the effort was to determine when this
concept was unwise. When was 'buying the
dips' a practice that should not have been
followed?
There are a few
distinct periods in which 'buying the dips' was
unwise. The most obvious was the Great
Depression. During this time the Market
declined by 75% and it took 26 years to recover.
If you bought the Market at the top of the cycle
it took 26 years to get whole. Buying the
dips when the Market was declining during that
period was unwise.
The same held true
for the Stagflation period of the 1970's.
Buying when the Market was declining didn't fair
well. The Market declined by 50% during
this time and it took 10 years to get whole.
Buying the dips
during these down cycles was not a very good
practice because it took so long to recover, but
buying at the bottom was perfect. The
Investment Rate helps you pinpoint the bottom of
these major cycles as well.
Not only will the
IR help you identify major Economic Cycles and
associated Market fluctuations in advance, but
it will also help you determine when and where
the ultimate bottoms of these cycles exist.
What
the IR is telling us about the future:
The Investment Rate
tells us important things about the future of
our Economy and the probable performance of the
Stock Market. Since 1900 the Market has
followed the trend of the Investment Rate
perfectly, and although past results are no
guarantee of future results, we expect this
trend to continue.
Our subscribers are
privy to this information. Our subscribers
learn what the Investment Rate is telling us
about the future of the Economy, the likely
performance of the Stock Market, and they obtain
a resource that will help them determine when
associated investments are appropriate.
the Investment Rate
should be reviewed before any investment
decisions are made to determine if the timing of
those proposed investments is appropriate.
Our subscribers can
ask questions about this subject through our
Investment Rate blog.
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