| |  Have you heard of “The Prime System” yet?
If you have then you are probably profiting from this market irregularity… you are very likely a millionaire many times over.
If not, I’d like you to discover step-by-step how to use “The Prime System”…
And to PROVE ITS POWER you will actually get a specific recommendation that you can use to make a good chunk of money every year going forward.
And don’t take my word for it…
The Pepperdine School of Business did a 38-year in-depth back-study of this market irregularity. Its conclusion…
“Returns would have been five times greater than the buy-and-hold strategy. Risk would have been reduced by more than half.”
An investigation into this anomaly by the The Fiscal Times led it to conclude that it “generated the greatest average annual return for investors since 2000.”
For example, they recently back-tested “The Prime System” on the stock, Aeropostale. Between 2002 and 2013, Aeropostale did fairly decently. $20,000 invested in 2002 would be worth $144,791 today.
Not bad.
This is important: Using “The Prime System,” without any options, tricks or gimmicks, that same $20,000 would have turned into $621,264. That’s nearly five times more money. And with far less risk.
Another example is Kodiak Oil and Gas.
If you bought and held Kodiak since it went public in 2006, $20,000 would have turned into about $47,000. However, using “The Prime System,” that $20,000 would have jumped to $109,485 – an increase to your profit of 231%. And again, you could do this while cutting your risk in half.
This process… Multiplying your market returns three to six-fold – while taking on less risk – can be done on literally dozens of stocks.
It even works on stocks that are going down. From 2007 to 2013, the company, ValueClick, dropped 11.5%. But using “The Prime System,” you would have made 444% over the same period.
This simple technique will absolutely change everything about the way you look at the stock market.
Discover “The Prime System” >>
Regards,
Benjamin Schott, Publisher
Institute for Individual Investors
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