White Papers

MarketCycle360 is a dynamically powerful tool which works with all stocks, mutual funds and ETFs. These short whitepapers clearly spell out the benefits and advantages of MarketCycle360 relative to traditional investment approaches.

 
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Buy & Hold: A Historical Record More than seventy percent of mutual fund inflows typically follow the previous year’s “winners,” usually based on the Morningstar Rating for funds. So, how do those funds perform after their large inflows? How does your fund perform against the best?
Economic Cycles Legendary investor John Templeton contributed his own nugget of wisdom, "The four most dangerous words in investing are ‘It’s different this time.’” Times may change, but the same cycles return. Will you make or lose money this time?
Investment Strategies Strategies toward investing can usually be classified according to the period for which the investor holds the investment vehicle. At the two extreme ends of the entire spectrum of strategies lie “Day Trading” and “Buy and Hold”. A Cyclical investing strategy lies somewhere in the middle of these two, and it strives to beat the performance of “Buy and Hold” strategy while avoiding the risk of “Day Trading”. Take a free look at how these strategies compare in today's economy.
The Right Investment At The Right Time The research that started it all! Research covering 80 years of economic cycles and stock market activity reveals their correlation. History shows how to find the right investment no matter what the state of the economy. You can learn how to build wealth the way generationally wealthy families have done throughout history. You can learn how to profit from economic cycles, not simply be a passive spectator.
Volatility Volatility or fluctuation in prices is a common phenomenon observed in the market place. It occurs to all individual investments, as well as, to the prices of goods, raw materials, and other products. Volatility is a measure of the extent of such fluctuations. This paper takes a close look at the basics of volatility, how does it affect your returns, discusses why you must manage it wisely and how you can avoid its ultimate destructive force?
Why It Works We’ve all heard of market bubbles and many of us know someone who's been caught in one. Although there are plenty of lessons to be learned from past bubbles, investors can still get drawn in each time a new one comes around. A bubble is only one part of an important phase in markets. So if you want to avoid being caught again, it is essential to know what the four different phases of the investment cycles are and how to apply this knowledge. All investments, markets, and economies go through the exact same four phases repeatedly. Learn it now.
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