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Pring Turner Capital Group is a registered investment advisor providing investment management services on a fee-only basis since 1977. The three managing partners, Martin Pring, Joe Turner, and Tom Kopas combine for over 110 years of professional investment experience. The firm is internationally known for its business cycle research. Dow Jones Indexes, a leading global index provider, and Mr. Pring recently announced they are teaming up to develop a business cycle index that follows the Pring Turner “Six-Stage” business cycle investment strategy. The planned index will be a dynamic rules-based tool designed to determine the asset allocation classes and sectors that perform well in the various business cycle stages. In ...More
addition, the Pring Turner team is co-authoring a book to be published by McGraw Hill in 2012 entitled, “Investing in the Second Lost Decade.”
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- Description: Registered investment advisor. Trading frequency: Not Trading
- Interests: Bonds, Commodities, Stocks - long
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Pring Turner Capital Group Pring Turner is passionate about protecting our clients' wealth. Our conservative investment philosophy, born in the volatile markets of the 1970s, stresses preservation of capital. Our firm strives to generate attractive returns with low risk through both good and bad market cycles. Unlike passively managed ...More
accounts provided by typical advisors, we make dynamic adjustments to our client's portfolios as the economic and financial landscapes change. Based on our unique and time-tested business cycle research and portfolio management expertise, we help clients reach their financial goals with peace of mind
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Economic expansions, contractions, and recessions have always had a distinct impact on investments. In fact, financial markets have been following economic cycles for more than 150 years and are linked in a logical, rational, and sequential relationship to business activity. We carefully studied these ...More
relationships and coined the phrase “The Six Stages of the Business Cycle”. Putting this knowledge to use in our money management practice we have developed time-tested, proprietary investment tools.
With the help of our multi-faceted proprietary research, we are able to deliver consistent performance with low risk to our clientele. Our internationally recognized business cycle research, featured in numerous books and financial publications, sets us apart from other financial advisors. Our comprehensive research enables us to effectively anticipate the changes in the economy that directly affect financial markets.
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Investing in the Second Lost Decade Based on extensive studies of previous secular bear markets, the authors strongly suggest that investors should anticipate and prepare for another “lost decade” for stocks. Expect a decade with more frequent recessions and shorter and less robust recoveries.
Are you fully prepared for the additional ...More
challenges that lie ahead?
Has your portfolio been adequately protected from market volatility and risk?
Are you looking for a better solution to protect and grow wealth?
In Investing in the Second Lost Decade, market analysis legend Martin Pring, the man whom Barron’s calls “a technician’s technician,” and his team deliver proven insights, tools, and strategies to earn steady profits from an investment portfolio that’s custom built to grow during the continuing secular bear market—no matter how long it lasts. Don’t let your portfolio suffer any longer.
Take command of your money today with Investing in the Second Lost Decade, a survival guide to protect and grow your valuable assets.
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