Dear Fellow
Investor,I'm going to share one of my
most closely guarded stock market timing secrets with you. Don't
worry, it's not complicated. You won't have to do any math...
There's just one index I watch like a hawk. Any
investor who that wants to put the odds in their favor can easily
track this index and get the early read on which way stocks are
headed. The Dow and the S&P 500 can't move any higher without it.
In fact, this index has forecast every major
stock market move since 1997.
Because this index holds the true key to global economic recovery
and huge investment gains...
The last time this index ran to new highs, one
stock I'll tell you about jumped from $9.18 a share to $123.50 in
15 months.
That's a 1,245% gain in just over a year.
Another stock I'll introduce you to made a
similarly astounding (and profitable) move for its shareholders -
from $16.47 to $84.51.
It took 18 months for these shareholders to
make 413%. And they did it just by watching this one critical - yet
virtually unnoticed - index.
The Only Index You Need for Gains
The bottom line is this - companies need a good
economy in order to sell their products. If the economy is in the
tank - like it is now - corporate earnings fall, and so do stock
prices.
One look at a chart for the S&P 500 will tell
you that corporate earnings are not good. That's why stock prices
are so low (of course, you knew that). Study the chart longer and
you might even be able to discern a little bit about what people
think might happen in the future...
Like right now, investors think the
economy might be improving. So they've bid stock prices up,
hoping they're right. And they might be...but then again, they might
not be right...
You see, there aren't any economic numbers
listed on the S&P 500. There's no real sales figures or profit data.
Just stock prices that might tell you what investors think is going
on.
1,245% Gains in 15 Months
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Somali
Pirates Push Up
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Insurance rates are soaring as Somali pirates
continue to harass shipping lanes in the Gulf of Aden and the western
Indian Ocean.
Shipping companies are paying 10 times normal rates
to insure their vessels. But so far, shipping volumes aren't being
affected.
That's because shipping cargoes simply have to get
through. And shipping companies are doing whatever they must to keep
ships sailing. They're paying the higher insurance premiums, re-training
crews to deal with the threats and even re-routing ships to avoid
pirate-infested waters.
Right now, there's no doubt that stock prices are being held down by the
pirate threat.
But that's creating even greater opportunity
for investors who realize that shipping volumes won't decline due to
the threat from pirates.
It won't be long before investors realize that
shipping volumes, and rates, are moving higher.
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When you think about it, when you really ask
yourself what moves stock prices higher, you might realize most
investors are just following one another, chasing stock prices
higher.
We might read that the housing market is
improving, or that banks are doing better and think maybe it's time
to buy stocks. Then we see that stock prices are indeed moving
higher and we decide to jump in...
It's a herd mentality.
Now, don't get me wrong. There has to be a
majority of buyers to move stock prices higher. And you can tell
there's a majority of buyers when stock prices are moving up.
But...
What if there were a way to see the positive
news cycle and stock market rally coming before it happens?
What if you could know that stocks will keep moving higher?
And how'd you like to be sure when it's time to sell?
In short, what if I told you there really was a
crystal ball? Well, I can show you how you could keep your finger on
the pulse of the global economy in about 15 seconds.
Because that's about how long it will take me
to tell you about this one index that could change your financial
life forever...
It's called the Baltic Dry Index (BDI). The Baltic
Dry Index is a composite of shipping rates from around the world. It
measures the demand to move raw materials and the supply of ships
available to move this cargo. It
tells you exactly what businesspeople around the world are paying to
bring their goods and products to market.
That makes the BDI one of the purest leading
indicators of economic activity. Most indicators tell you what has
happened in the past. They don't show you what's happening now, much
less what could happen in the future.
That's where the Baltic Dry Index is different.
It's based on real-time shipping rates. There's no speculation in the Baltic Dry Index.
There's no expectations. There's no emotion. There's simply a price
to lease a ship - take it or leave it.
The Purest Measure of Economic Health
When the global economy is growing, shippers
can charge more for their ships and the Baltic Dry Index rises. In
bad economic times, there's less demand for goods. So ships sit idle
in harbors or at sea. And lease rates fall very low...
That why the Baltic Dry Index is one of the
simplest, purest ways to measure the health of the global economy.
This index won't rise because people think the
economy is improving. It rises when there is demand for ships, and
ship owners can charge more. Period.
So when the Baltic Dry Index starts to rise,
you can be very confident that the global economy is improving. And
you can feel safe that your investments will make money for you.
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We used the Baltic Dry Index To Load Up Ahead of The Recent
Recovery |
In a minute, I'll share a couple of investments
that should make you +50% gains in the next couple of months - and
could make one of those spectacular 1,245% gains over the next year
or two - as the Dry Baltic Index heads higher...
SmallCapInvestor PRO: How We Used the
Dry Baltic Index to Make
186% Total Gains
First, I'd like to introduce myself. I'm Ian
Wyatt, chief investment strategist for the ground-breaking
investment advisory service SmallCapInvestor Pro.
We invest in small cap stocks because - pure
and simple - small dynamic companies are the only way to make truly
huge profits in the stock market.
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| Research PROVES small cap
stocks yield the biggest gains |
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Research indicates strong performance of small caps
coming out of a recession for the longer term as well. According to a T.
Rowe Price study, in the 12-month period following the end of the last
nine recessions, small-cap stocks on average gained 24%, compared with a
17.6% gain for the S&P 500.
Another study from Merrill Lynch shows that of the
18 bear markets since the 1930s, small caps posted an average gain of
41.4% in the 12 months after the end of the decline, compared with a
median gain of 32.4% for large caps small cap stocks.
In the past my readers have knocked huge gains from
small cap stocks like:
With SmallCapInvestor PRO, you'll be on your way to making solid
profits from top rated small cap companies. |
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