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Every week, George Muzea compares the Vital Few against the Trivial Many in conjunction with the State of the Market. The Vital Few are corporate officers and directors who are deemed insiders and required by law to report their buying and selling within two days. The Trivial Many are investors such as market letter writers, hedge fund managers, active portfolio managers and the media. Every week, sentiment among this group is rated on a buy scale from a contrarian perspective. The State of the Market indicators are reported as market momentum, non-fundamental trading programs, buying of bonds and equities by Central Banks and the overbought/ oversold indicator. George makes an objective decision regarding the risks and rewards of the stock market using a unique contrarian strategy.

A Bit of History

Vilfredo Federico Pareto was a nineteenth-century Italian economist who observed that a large percent of the national wealth was held by a small number of people. He found that 80 percent of the land in Rome was owned by 20 percent of the population. In modern times, the same concept exists in business and most sales managers find that 80 percent of the profits are generated by 20 percent of the employees. Pareto himself could not have predicted that this simple ratio would be applied in business offices around the world. The Pareto Principle works, and George is the only advisor who has based his strategy on this principle. Going against the 80 percent (the trival many, the masses) and with the 20 percent (the vital few, the insiders) is key.

Tax Loss Buy List

Every year, George Muzea researches stocks that are beaten down, usually beginning in the fourth quarter. He starts by examining stocks that have hit 52-week lows and applies several other requirements related to the underlying strength of the company's financials. The basis of this great trading strategy is that these beaten down stocks are faced with mutual fund tax loss selling to offset realized gains that must be completed by October 31st each year. This creates unusual value in depressed stocks for no other reason than required selling. George calls this his "Year End Free Lunch".

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