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The preferred alternative to mutual fund investing

A net gain of 31.80% has been realized as of December 31, 2007.*

Marketpolygraph provides proprietary market timing research to private and professional investors who receive decisive trading signals for specific exchange traded funds (ETFs). Our simple and direct market timing research entails only minutes of follow-up effort every month and represents the singular requirement for realizing exceptional investment returns.

Marketpolygraph's market timing research adheres to the proprietary principles of Metatechnical Theory, a revolutionary framework that once and for all confirms that the stock market is governed by a set of integrated empirical laws that serve as the foundation of our intricate rules-centric methodology.

Demonstrated capabilities include the extraordinary delivery of defensible market calls identifying how stock market cycles begin and end, and comprehensive insights into how bull and bear markets behave over time. As a nucleus of new knowledge, Metatechnical Theory represents nothing less than a revolution in the analysis of stock market behavior.

Marketpolygraph directly translates this new knowledge of market behavior into outperformance through a select group of ETFs that serve as stock market proxies: Nasdaq-100 (Nasdaq ticker symbol QQQQ), iShares Russell 2000 Index (Amex ticker symbol IWM) and the S&P 500 Index (Amex ticker symbol SPY).

Our members recognize the overwhelming significance of applying a defined, rational methodology in the pursuit of outperformance. For example, since 1999 our QQQQ ETF model has realized an average annual rate of return of 60% on an average annual transaction base of 10 closed trades.

If you are interested in achieving outperformance, Marketpolygraph will show you how to generate profits simply and clearly—what to do and when to do it—regardless of the current market environment.

 

*Please note that the YTD rate of return includes both trading commissions and monthly Marketpolygraph subscription. Furthermore, profit reinvesting, margin/leverage trades and/or "special situation" trades distort true performance and as such are never included in the rate of return result.

**Please note that the YTD rate of return includes weekly Active Trader research fees. For additional information regarding investor eligibility and comparative revenue-based performance statistics, please proceed to the Active Trader page.

 
 
Buy-and-Hold?

"Institutional investing is undergoing radical change...'We think this artificial divide between long-only and long/short is one that's destined to become extinct over the next several years.'"
 
Blake Grossman
Global Co-Chief Executive Officer
Barclays Global Investors
Bloomberg.com
January 5, 2007

 

"So is the lesson from following Wall Street over 10 years that the right strategy is to "buy and hold?" No. Unfortunately, the lesson...is that just a little trading could net far greater returns."
 
John Authers
FinancialTimes.com
August 18, 2006

 

"Buy and hold, the strategy most commonly recommended to stock investors, is being increasingly abandoned by the professionals, with US mutual funds holding stocks for an average of just 10 months, a record low."
 
Deborah Brewster
FinancialTimes.com
September 6, 2004

 

"I think investors have been taken advantage of by advisors advocating a buy-and-hold strategy..."
 
John Mauldin
SafeHaven.com
July 31, 2004

 

"...Those who have the tenacity to stick through 50 to 85 percent losses (1973-1974) or 80 to 90 percent losses (1929-1930) and not panic...also have to wait about 15 to 25 years to get back even."
 
Bruno Giordano
PhysiciansNews.com
May 1999
 
 
 
 
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