We Took Profits Long Before The Market Tanked
You see, I didn’t just tell my readers to “cut their losses.”
I told them to take profits long before the downward spiral became obvious to most analysts. And while most investors were obliviously “long” – as the charts show.
If they followed my advice, my readers weren’t forced into “panic selling.” They didn’t have to “short stocks” to make a buck.
And they didn’t have to take a damaging loss!
They got “their” price. They had the chance to take a decent profit. And they aren’t sitting in the trough trying to claw their way back to “break even.”
My readers are on to the next win…
The Geiger Index gave us an unmistakable “early warning signal” long before the trouble was visible even to the most experienced traders.
And this was no fluke…
Advance Warning of Market Moves…
The Geiger Index reveals opportunities long before they become obvious to most people.
It’s like the stabilizers in a B-2 bomber detecting problems and making thousands of adjustments a minute even the pilots can’t perceive. Humans just can’t match it.
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In fact, in 2007, in Mexico, at my first speaking engagement for the Money Map Press, I said, “This market’s going to blow. We need to pull in our horns.”
Everyone scoffed at me. To them, the “weather” looked good. And that’s the point: Things looked good. But The Geiger Index had revealed the hidden trouble ahead.
To prove my point, I plotted the major stopping prices the market would hit on the way down over the next 8 months…to within pennies. (See box)
The scoffers are STILL shaking their heads in amazement.
How did The Geiger Index show me trouble was brewing?
I can’t literally take you inside “the brain” of this proprietary technology. Even if I could, or were willing to, it would just look like a string of algorithms.
But let’s use the paper analogy again. Think of the markets in their smooth state as an ordinary, flat piece of paper.
When the markets are becoming tumultuous … or changing direction up or down… The Geiger Index depicts them as a “crumpled ball of paper” like I showed you earlier.
When the markets are “smooth” and volatility is low, The Geiger Index depicts them as a “smooth piece of paper” with minor “wrinkles” depicting moderate volatility.
Now, here’s what this looks like on my computer screen…
When the blue line crosses over – or under – the red line, “the piece of paper is crumpled,” and the market is about to change in a major way.
As you can see, The Geiger Index predicted the big three “crumpled paper” moments in recent years: the Dot Bomb Crash… the “2003 Recovery”… the 2008 meltdown… and now the looming recovery…
This screen – and my other analytics – gave me plenty of warning trouble was brewing, which gave me plenty of time to take the right action.
…action that had up to a 95% probability of success.
Those who lacked this knowledge weren’t so fortunate. And their inaction opened up a host of even bigger opportunities, which I was able to pass on to my readers.
Here’s why…
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Keith Fitz-Gerald is Investment Director of the Money Map Press, the 