Timothy Hayes – The Research Driven Investor

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Regular investors are finding it increasingly difficult to achieve top results in today’s volatile market environment. The Research Driven Investor provides step-by-step examples of a wide range of investment models based on more than 100 years of stock market data and research from Ned Davis Research, which will assist investors in using technical indicators to consistently produce clear buy and sell signals—and achieve top results. Hayes teaches investors how to create an accurate stock market forecast before developing an investment strategy tailored to their specific goals, risk tolerance, and time horizon. This proactive approach to investment success teaches investors, among other things, how to: *Identify market turning points on a consistent basis *Diversify funds across asset classes *Pay attention to emerging market themes

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Timothy Hayes is the global equity strategist at Ned Davis Research, where he writes the weekly Stock Selection Focus, International Focus, and other market commentary. Hayes, a chartered market technician (CMT), has contributed to the Market Technicians Association Journal and other financial publications. His commentary is frequently featured in the financial media, including regular appearances on CNBC and CNN’s Moneyline, as well as quotes in The Wall Street Journal, Investor’s Business Daily, and other publications. He has previously received the Charles H. Dow award for groundbreaking research in technical analysis, which is sponsored by Dow Jones Telerate, the Market Technicians Association, and Barron’s.

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