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About New York Investing Meetup

If you are looking for a profitable alternative to Wall Street hype, the New York Investing meetup is the place to go. Our goal is to provide timely, unbiased, reliable, cutting-edge investment analysis and education that our members can use for money-making investing decisions.

We do this by monitoring, organizing and interpreting financial news to create an accurate picture of broad trends in the macroeconomic and investing environment. This analysis is then used to find which areas of the market offer the best investing opportunities and most dangerous pitfalls. We further refine our results for more immediate action by using technical analysis and to a lesser extent, fundamental analysis. We don’t just present investing analysis, but also attempt to explain the thinking behind it, so our members can learn over time to do it themselves.

We deliver this information with presentations by the organizer and guest lecturers. Lecturers are selected for the timeliness and quality of their material, their ability to communicate it and their lack of a hidden agenda. They must produce informational talks and are not allowed to use their lectures to make a sales pitch.

Unlike most other investing groups and publications, we are not afraid to make predictions. Our successes include:

14. December 2008: The Federal Reserve would institute a Zero Interest Rate Policy, two weeks later it did.
13. Septemeber 2008: Royal Bank of Scotland and Wachovia would fail. They did.
12. July 2008: The Dow would make a temporary bottom between 10,750 and 11,000 -
...................... the bottom was 10,732.
.......................Oil was peaking and would soon sell off - it did.
10. April 2008: Lehman, AIG, Washington Mutual, and Merrill Lynch would fail. Citibank and UBS would need
government bailouts from U.S. and Switerzland respectively.
9. February 2008: Gold would peak around 1000 - it did, one month later.
.............................Federal Reserve would be done cutting rates in March - only a 1/4 cut took place afterwords
8. December 2007: A recession was beginning, confirmed one-year later by the NBER.
7. December 2007: Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac could need to be bailed out - they were in July 2008
...............................See our video: Economic Predictions for 2008 at http://www.youtube.co...
6. October 2007: Predicted big drop in the Chinese market
............................Falling dollar wouldn't improve U.S. trade deficit
5. September 2008: Get out of stocks because they would be peaking soon - they did a few weeks later.
.................................The dollar would have a major sell off - it fell about 10% in only 2 months
.................................Gold and silver would have major rallies - they were up 33% and 50% in 6 months.
4. August 2007: There would be either a crash or Bear Market - we're in the Bear Market right now.
...........................Bear Stearns could go under - it did in March 2008
3. July 2007: The subprime crisis would soon cause a market sell off. Two weeks later it did.
2. August 2006: Oil would have a significant drop - It sold off until the following January.
1. July 2006 : Stated the stock market had bottomed one day after it had.

We have an extensive collection of videos that we have posted on You Tube, where many of these predictions were documented at the time they were made. The New York Investing meetup was in fact the first of over 50,000 meetup groups worldwide to put video content online. To find our videos, please go to www.youtube.com and in the search box, put: New York Investing meetup. You may want to start with the video about the group: http://www.youtube.co...

We also have an associated blog, "The Helicopter Economics Investing Guide " which can be found at:
http://nyinvestingmee...

Daryl Montgomery,
Organizer



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