Making money in the stock market requires a certain amount of homework, but it is well worth the effort if you can increase your money by 20% to 100% each year.  One way to do this is by paying attention to the Dow's closing value each week.  As I mentioned on the Predictions page, if the Dow is down several weeks in a row, it is a good time to buy strong stocks.  Since I am starting this Dow gain/loss table in the middle of 2011, the first half of 2011 data is missing.  I will be updating the table each week from now on, though.

At the bottom of the page, I have listed some strong ETFs to buy when the Dow is starting to rise after a pullback.  You can simply take a stock's low price in the cycle and multiply the price by 1.236 (the reverse of the .236 Fibonacci support chart level) to get a target price where you can sell the stock for more than 20%.  You should be able to repeat this pattern at least five times each year to make 100% on your money annually.

 Week Date 2011 2012 2013 20142015
 2016
 1 Jan7  Up    
 2 J14  Up    
 3
 J21  Up    
 4 J28  Down    
 5 Feb4  Up    
 6 F11  Up    
 7 F18  Up    
 8 F25      
 9 Mar4      
 10 M11      
 11 M18      
 12 M25      
 13 Apr1      
 14 A8      
 15 A15      
 16 A22      
 17 A29      
 18 May6      
 19 M13      
 20 M20      
 21 M27      
 22 Jun3      
 23 J10      
 24 J17      
 25 J24      
 26 Jul1 Up     
 27 J8
 Up     
 28 J15 Down     
 29 J22 Up     
 30 J29 Down     
 31 A5 Down     
 32 A12 Up     
 33 A19 Down     
 34 A26 Up     
 35 S2 Down     
 36 S9 Down     
 37 S16 Up     
 38 S23 Down     
 39 S30 Down     
 40 O7 Up     
 41 O14 Up     
 42 O21 Up     
 43 O28 Up     
 44 N4 Down     
 45 N11 Up     
 46 N18 Down     
 47 N25 Down     
 48 D2 Up     
 49 D9 Up     
 50 D16 Down     
 51 D23 Up     
 52 D30 Down     
        

Suggested stocks to buy in up cycles are listed below.

 ERX Direxion 3X Energy Bull
 UDOW ProShares Ultra Dow
 DGP PowerShares Double Gold
 TNA Direxion 3X Small Cap Bull
 SSO ProShares Ultra S&P 500
 PNQI PowerShares Nasdaq Internet
 XIV Inverse VIX (Volatility Index)
  
  
  

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