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The Buy and Ignore Problem

You've watched your stock investments grow and shrink, grow and shrink for years now. You've lost confidence in your financial advisor, your broker, and Wall Street. You're discouraged and not too far from giving up on the whole process.

Well, you need to know that the days of simply buying stocks and passively waiting for them to grow in value-the Buy and Hold strategy-are over, and have been over for ten years. If you don't already know this or choose not to act on your knowledge, you're headed for another ten years of frustration. Review the graph below and you'll quickly see the "Buy and Ignore" problem when compared to the Price Wave Analysis market timing program.

Decade Comparison Graph: 2000 through 2009

Decade Results

 

The graph compares an S&P Indexed fund managed passively (Buy and Hold) with the same fund managed using the Price Wave Analysis program with different settings.

As an investor today you have to be more active and involved in managing your stock market investments. You need to both buy and sell and you need to know when to do it. Go to http://investmenttimingsoftware.com where you can learn how to use the Price Wave Analysis programs and review the trade by trade details leading to the results shown on the graph.

So, -25% or +744% (or more) is your choice, and you can't afford to be wrong.

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Arley Loeffler, CEO
Investment Timing Software, LLC
arley@itspage.com

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