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LEARN HOW BUSINESS CYCLES IMPACT STOCK SECTORS
Our model portfolio gained +7.4% in 2002 (S&P 500: -23.4%), +30.4% in 2003 (S&P 500: +26.4%), +16.9% in 2004 (S&P 500: +9.0%), 4.1% in 2005 (S&P 500: +3.0%), and 7.2% in 2006 (S&P 500: +13.6%) (Source: Hulbert). Total profits for the period were +82.7% (S&P 500: +23.5%).
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Investment Strategies
using Stock Market Sectors

• Summary (click on the above graph)
• Book introduction
• Introduction to Part One
• Chapter 1- Managing risk and the investment process
• Chapter 2 - Financial and economic indicators

Observations The European awakening (1400-1600) No change in 500 years The lessons of the Industrial Revolution in England Gruyere Mind and body ...more observations

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"In the issue 495 of June 22, 2009 of "Timer Digest", a publication devoted to monitoring the market timing performance of investment advisors, George Dagnino was ranked No. 1 for the 6 month period going from from 12/19/08 to 06/19/09. In the same issue he was also ranked No. 3 over a 3 month period (from 3/19/08 to 06/19/09)."
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Understanding
Financial Cycles

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Dr. George Dagnino, former Chief Economist and Risk Manager for Goodyear, managed $4 billion in interest rates and currency hedge portfolios. He is a money manager and a consultant to hedge funds. Please call 1-800-833-2782 for more information.

Editor of The Peter Dag Portfolio Strategy and Management advisory since 1977. Top ranked by Hulbert, The New York Times, Forbes, and Timer Digest. Frequently quoted by Barron's, CNBC, CNN-FN, The Wall Street Transcript, Knight Ridder,...
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