Rule #10: See How to Sidestep Losses by Timing the Market

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Dear Friend,

Let me ask you something:

If you knew with a reasonable degree of certainty that the market was going to correct and move lower in the next three weeks wouldn't you do something about it?

I would. And in fact I did.

I'm Mike Turner. As you might know, I've developed a set of 10 essential rules for beating the market.

Back in May 2008, my market-timing indicator, which I call the Turnover CrossOver Oscillator was shouting that a significant correction was looming. I told my clients it was time to tighten stop losses, or go to cash.

Plenty of people thought I was an idiot. The market was on a tear. But you know what happened after May of 2008. Many investors lost 30%... 40%... 60%... of their life's savings.

And the Oscillator called the crash in plenty of time to save my clients millions.
One client recently told me "Mike I can't tell you how much I appreciate what you told me about when to get out of the market. I used to be in mutual funds. I have watched those managers ride those funds down 10, 20 , 30, 40, 50%... I'll never be in another mutual fund in my life."

Well I'm not advocating that you do that. But I am saying that there are ways to know within a reasonably high degree of certainty whether or not you should be in the market or not.

Tying All My Rules Together

Of all 10 rules, Rule #10 is the most comprehensive. It is about timing the market... and it ties the first nine together. It shows you how to bring together the technicals and fundamentals... insider buying and selling... institutional ownership and trading volume... sector and industry strength... and combine them all to tell you where the market is heading in the next three to six months.

Plenty of people say that it is impossible to time the market. But my oscillator tells me different. I believe that you can time the market, at least its broad ups and downs. In fact, I believe that if you don't try to time the market, you're destined to lose money.
Market timing is really nothing more than taking advantage of trends. If you agree that stocks, sectors and industries all move in trends then you're admitting to at least the possibility of market timing.

The key is to determine if a trend has any longevity to it. Well, stocks do have momentum behind them. They don't just reverse course from one day to the next for no reason. They tend to move both lower and higher based on an underlying dynamic. And there are ways to chart that and to examine it over time.

My CrossOver Oscillator charts two major lines and every time these two lines cross a market correction has followed. It doesn't mean that the world is coming to an end. What it does mean is that you start taking profits off the table. Remember… it's never wrong to take a profit.

Clients come up to me all the time and thank me for that oscillator. Because it has gotten them out of the market before it turned south... and it has kept them from losing enormous sums of money.

This market timing tool is easy to understand and I explain it in a video you can get right here. In my "Timing the Market for Greater Gains and Smaller Losses" video I also show you

• The two most important charts I follow
• Why I take the average price of every stock in an industry and chart that against a 10 week moving average
• How I shift my chart 10 weeks into the future to get stronger buy and sell signals. (No one else does this that I am aware of.)
• What it means when the industry's average price and the sector's average price cross their trend lines

The key is to have a set of rules that you follow. Don't guess. I never guess about what price I need to sell at. I don't worry about what the Fed is doing... or what China's doing... or any day-to-day geopolitical events.

I have my own set of rules that determine what I buy and sell and when to do it. You can follow them too... and I am convinced you will be a wealthier investor for it.

If you can use a tool like this to make better decisions about when to get in and out of the market, why not use it?

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