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<p>For over 40 years, James Stack has been equally committed to helping investors increase profits <i>and</i><i> </i>reduce<br>
risk through his top-rated <i>InvesTech Research</i> newsletter.  Based far from Wall Street in scenic Whitefish, Montana, <i>InvesTech</i> offers a "safety-first" strategy that you simply can't get anywhere else.  Utilizing time-proven proprietary models and objective analysis, <i>InvesTech</i> has proven to be remarkably accurate at predicting market risk – telling investors when to be most bullish and when to become cautious.  For example... </p>
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<li><i>InvesTech</i> was recognized as one of only a handful of advisory services to warn subscribers to move to 100% cash prior to Black Monday on October 19, 1987. </li>
<li>In 1991, <i>InvesTech</i> published its bullish "TORO... TORO..." issue, just 10 days before the January stock market blast-off. </li>
<li>During the late 1990s, <i>InvesTech</i> consistently cautioned investors about the dangers of the speculative bubble gripping Wall Street. </li>
<li><i>InvesTech's</i> risk-averse investment philosophy led investors safely through the bear market of 2000-2002 with a defensive cash position that protected against 80% of the market losses. </li>
<li>In July 2007, just several months before the start of the 2007-09 Financial Crisis, <i>InvesTech</i> published <a href="/pdfs/V07I08PG1.pdf"><i><strong>Bear Market Warning Flags!</strong></i></a> and issued a stark warning of the impending collapse of the Housing Bubble.</li>
<li>In March 2009 –just 4 days after the bear market bottom– <i>InvesTech</i> boldly advised subscribers that they were <i>“heading toward a buying opportunity of a lifetime!”</i>  <strong><a href="/pdfs/V09I03.pdf">Read the entire issue.</a></strong></li>
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