Tax-Free 9 Month Gain of 66.3% Further Proof of Economic Recovery – Part 3 of 4
By Stephen Sutherland, author of Liquid Millionaire.Posted in the Category of ISAS, SIPPS, Investing, Stock Market, Investment Fund, Wealth Building on 1st September, 2009.
Tags: economic recovery, isa, isa trend investing, isaco, paul sutherland, tax-free gain.
How You Can Make Gains of as much as 66.3% in the Upcoming Economic Recovery
In Part 1 of this series I shared with you that I’d made a fairly respectable gain of 66.3% on my portfolio over the past 9 months, indicating that an economic recovery could be under way.
And, in Part 2, I shared with you the secret investment formula behind this gain, ISA Trend Investing.
Today I am going to tell you why right now you are facing the investment opportunity of a lifetime and how this fact has so excited my brother Paul, my business partner and joint owner of ISACO, he has decided to offer people the chance of a FREE £1997 consultation with him to learn how it’s possible to make such a gain in a relatively short space of time.
If you would like to find out more about how you could qualify for one of these FREE £1997 consultations with my brother Paul, please click here. Hurry because there are only 10 places and once they are filled, it will be too late.
Why Now Could Be the Perfect Time to Speak to Paul
In my book; Liquid Millionaire, I highlight what I call “an investment opportunity of a lifetime.”
Just in case you haven’t read my book, I’ll explain.
In Liquid Millionaire, I say that because the market has not made any price progress for over 10 years, it’s due a move.
As I stated in Part 1 of this series, the exciting thing is that the move to the upside may have just begun and right now it is highly probable that we are in the early stages of a new bull market.
So let me quickly share with you, why my brother Paul and I and our premium clients are extremely excited about the current market environment.
Let’s first take a look at a twelve month chart of the Nasdaq Composite.
The Nasdaq Composite is the US Technology Index and the reason why we follow it is because it’s a world leading index. Even though the Nasdaq has poorly performed over the last 10 years, it does not alter the fact that over the long-term (last 25 years) it has made an average return of 18.3%. And that’s the reason why each year we set a goal to try to beat it.
On this stock chart, the first thing to notice is that the bear market (down market) that started in 2007 almost ended with a very heavy sell off from the 5th November to the 20th November.
In just twelve trading sessions, it corrected a horrible 26.2% (Point A) - proving how treacherous the market can be.
After that awful sell off, most investors thought that the worst was over, but the market needed to shake out the most stubborn investors by rolling over and making yet another new low which happened on the 9th of March this year (Point B).
But since then, this world leading index has rallied and rallied strong. In just 21 weeks (Point C), it’s made a remarkable gain of 58%.
However, making such a gain in such a short period of time is just one of the many signals to say we are most probably in the early stages of a new bull (up) market.
I use my portfolio performance to help determine how healthy the market is - and whether or not it’s safe to invest.
And because my portfolio has seen a 66.3%, 9 month tax-free gain, versus the FTSE 100’s paltry 16.8%, I am saying that this is a huge clue that the market could be ready to explode!
In Part 4 of this series I am going to explain to you in more detail why I think the market could soon erupt and how you miss that eruption at your peril.
As I mentioned before, if you would like to find out more about how you could qualify for a FREE £1997 consultation with my brother Paul, please click here. But please be quick because there are only 10 places and once they are filled, you’ll miss your chance.
Your friend,
Stephen Sutherland
The UK’s Leading Authority in ISA Trend Investing and Author of Liquid Millionaire
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