How the Revolutionary SmartKnowledgeU™ System Works, Part III
There has been such a rapid proliferation of high-quality, top-notch information that even investors that realize they are sitting on a gold mine of information are paralyzed by not knowing how to process the vast sea of available information. They may understand that they need to invest in gold, but do not understand the best ways to invest money nor the best ways to invest in gold or the best ways to invest in silver. For years, when I was a Private Wealth Manager at one of the world’s largest investment firms, I repeatedly heard the top analysts state that markets were 100% efficient and therefore, there was no possible way to leverage information to achieve stellar returns in the stock market. The first time I heard this I knew it was rubbish. Why? When I earned a double Masters, one in Business Administration, and another in Public Policy, I spent two years researching exactly how information flows through the mass media for my thesis. Sometimes being informed of where to look and what to look for is not enough.
(3) The Dramatic Shift in Accessibility to Information
Our SmartKnowledgeU™ investment system not only explains how to leverage the flattening of the information world, but we also explain how you need to process the information you uncover. Without this last crucial step of properly processing information, superior returns will never be achieved. When we speak of stocks that achieve superior returns, we do not speak of stocks that beat major indexes by 5% or 10% but by 50%, 100% or more.
Above are two graphs of two stocks, one that was well known in Asia and the other that became well known after it climbed 60% to 70% in a matter of months. Both of these stocks returned about 100% returns for us in about six month’s time each. Although both of these stocks eventually received major coverage from major global firms, our system allowed us to identify them as “strong buys” months before any major global firm started tracking them closely. By buying in early, our profits were 100% versus the 15% to 20% achieved by many global investment firms.
