Of Investors and Investments One Trillion and Still Counting
So...Who's got the Trillion?
Any time you mention casually a Trillion dollars, people tend to
listen. Especially, in the investments world. But, even in the
world of investments, people just don't talk in terms of well...
a trillion dollars. And, they never talk about it concerning any
single individual.
Well...not "never".
Forgive the bad grammar, but it isn't every day I get to talk
about a man who has the attention of over 100 investment
firms...and their assets.
Think about the last time you heard a trillion dollars mentioned
in the press. It was associated with what? The U.S Government
Budget? The size of the U.S. economy? Size of the U.S. Debt?
There are whole countries that don't have a budget of a trillion
dollars. Most countries, in fact.
The point is, if you mention a single man's name and associate
that name with one Trillion dollars...you will get the attention
of people around you. And not just investors.
But, for George Muzea, attracting attention is a minor issue.
Getting results in the investments world has been the issue -
successfully - for over 30 years. Remember the statement, "Words
are words...promises are promises...but, performance is
reality"? Performance is reality for George Muzea who is the
advisor to some of the biggest investment firms - and their
investors - in the world.
All 100 firms or so of them...with assets totaling over a
trillion - there's' that word again - dollars. You know, any
percentage of a trillion would keep me up at night. There, any
advice which could impact even pennies in any market move will
create profits or losses of ... billions! That's the world of
George Muzea.
If you are going to create that kind of pressure for yourself,
you better have a system that really works. Pennies in
investment market movement will get you billions of dollars of
investors' complaints ... or... more business from investors. As
George likes to say, "There's no room for loyalty in the
investments world."
Follow me closely again.
"If you want to create pressure like that for yourself, you must
have a successful system." You see, trillions of dollars in
assets doesn't just come to any 'ole investment counselor.
Investors don't trust counsel unless it's already "proven."
With tens of thousands of investors and investor's services, as
well as billions of dollars of investments and investment
services "out there", how do you gain that kind of trust to
begin with?
Watch this.
Enron...18 months prior...
Long before the Enron scandal broke in the press, another
individual had already let his clients know they should get out
of Enron. Of course, some shorted the market and made a lot of
cash. All the others got out with their accounts intact because
George Muzea knew something was seriously wrong inside Enron.
How did he know that? Well, the Insiders "told" him.
No. No one actually said a thing to him. They didn't have to say
anything. And he didn't know a one of them. One of whom? The
Insiders, that's "whom".
In everything in life, there are Insiders. Some are good. Some
are bad. Some do things legally. Some illegally.
* In the world of sports, owners, commissioners, directors,
CEOs, and coaches are all Insiders in the sports world (not
talking stocks here).
* Inside a football huddle, the "Insiders" are the guys in the
huddle...and any coaches involved in calling the play.
* If you own a business, you and your partner(s) along with any
major officers who run the business, are the Insiders.
* In your home, you and your spouse are the "Insiders."
* In a legal battle, the clients and the attorneys are the
"Insiders."
* In any scientific discovery, the Insiders are the scientists,
company officials patronizing the research and a select team of
researchers.
In the investments world, the SEC forces all company Insiders to
report their stock trades - buying and selling - within 48 hours
of the event. In that world of investors, the company CEO,
Directors, CFOs, and a few other officers are defined as
Insiders for that company. (Also, those "outsiders" who own 10%
or more of the stock of company are deemed "Insiders" also.)
So...back to George Muzea and the Enron debacle.
George Muzea just knew what the Insiders were doing in the
investment world, buying or selling their company
stocks...particularly selling at Enron ...while everyone else
was being encouraged to buy Enron.
He saw that they were selling, when normally Insiders as
investors would be buying. If Insiders diverge from their normal
patterns of investor behavior...George knows it. Most of us were
running with the crowd...and losing our shirts 18 months later
when the story broke.
If Insiders diverge from their normal patterns of investor
behavior...like George Muzea, we can learn how to watch their
moves too...and profit from it.
George knew 18 months ahead...let that sink in...18 months
ahead, there was already a problem within Enron. Long before the
Enron scandal made the earliest editions of any newspaper,
George Muzea knew what the Insiders were "telling" him by their
actions.
Remember, they didn't have to say anything to him at all. They
were acting. He was reading what they were doing and advising
his clients accordingly.
What if you could understand the Insiders like George Muzea
does? Think about it. You would NOT have to worry about the
companies in which you were invested.
Correction, yes, you would have to worry about ALL of your
investments...all investors know that. But -and this is crucial
- unlike most investors, you would have the skills to watch all
of your investments and act long before there were any problems
reported in the news... like Enron.
As either a short or long term investor, you could watch your
investments and tell your broker when to move a stock...
Investors who stayed with Enron are now involved in expensive
litigation concerning those investments... investments which
were made honestly with trust up front. Everyone can feel their
pain. Their investments were torpedoed long before they, as
honest investors, knew the real facts.
Insiders are the key to ALL investments and investors
strategies...or should be. Why? Only the Insiders know what's
really happening inside their companies. The Enron Insiders knew
what was hidden from the stock world of fundamentals and
technicals.
There are always things happening, good and bad, that can't be
reflected in a timely manner, on a balance sheet or income
statement. There are always things happening, good and bad, that
can't be reflected in a timely manner, in the technical
analysis. Had that been the case, investors relying on the
technicals would have been out of Enron...or shorting their
investments in it.
George Muzea knows that. The Insiders know it. A select group of
investors -known generally as the "smart money" - they know it.
And many of them turn to George Muzea for that information.
I, for one, am glad to see that George is finally offering a
course on how investors can use the Insiders of publicly traded
companies as an indicator for their investments, be they swing
traders, options traders, long term investors, day traders...
Direction is what the stock market is all about. George Muzea
has found the key to market direction...
I told you a trillion dollars would get your attention.