Market timing from the money manager that predicted the rally in Barrons "Market
Watch" column of March 10, 2003:
"Bearish sentiment has been moving up, and this is one of the
necessary ingredients for a low. This appears to be the setup for a respectable
bear market
rally.”
“Bill Sarubbi’s market calls were up 36% last year. Right now, he's bullish on gold stocks, especially Placer Dome and Newmont Mining. He expects big-name technology stocks like Microsoft, IBM and Amazon.com to outperform…” Forbes.com, April 11,2003.
THIS IS THE TYPE OF FORECASTING ACCURACY YOU NEED NOW:
Predicted the January 2002 decline: “Then Sarubbi went on: On a cyclical basis, …this usually sends stocks lower.”—Forbes Newsletter Watch, January, 2002. (The Dow fell from January 7 to 30)
Predicted the July-August 2002 rally and subsequent September 2002 decline: “Bill Sarubbi…says it’s likely that stocks have completed a wave down and are now in an upswing until the end of August.” Forbes Newsletter Watch, July, 2002. (The high was August 22)
Predicted the October 2002 Low: The top market timer, according to Timer Digest, is Bill Sarubbi, editor of Cycles Research, is also expecting a significant rally. The market will likely sell off into mid-October. Forbes Newsletter Watch, September, 2002. (The low was October 10)
Predicted the March 24,2003 Crash: There should be a good shorting opportunity from the 21st into the 24th, if the market is moving higher prior to the 21st. March, 2003 Cycles Research. (The Dow fell over 300 points on the 24th)
Predicted the April 2003 low in Gold: Gold correction nearing an end. Expect gold shares to shine. The cyclical considerations are bullish for gold stocks. April, 2003 Cycles Research. (Gold made a low on April 7)
“Bill Sarubbi, another highly respected technician, whose opinion we follow with interest…we will likely see a strong rally in the last two months of the year.” —Dr Marc Faber, October 20,2003 issue of the Gloom, Boom, and Doom Report.
“…known as the original technology bull in 1992.” —Timer Digest, August 5, 2002.
Bill Sarubbi is The Original Inflation Bull. Since 1998, he has been warning investors about the effect that the excessive amounts of credit will have upon the markets and the economy. When the experts were telling the public that inflation was dead, Cycles Research was warning of higher commodities and real estate prices, and lower equity prices.
Bill Sarubbi’s knowledge of inflation is a powerful asset in this inflationary decade. He has studied banking and gold for 30 years, and this is why he was the original inflation bull in 1998. With this early warning, subscribers were expecting higher prices for real estate, gold, and other commodities long in advance. There is a mountain of debt outstanding, and the central banks will be forced to issue more credit to keep the system solvent.
This theme will be with us through the 2000s,
so you will need this
advice for years to come.
