How We Make Our Forecasts

All forecasts use our exclusive "Fear Theory of Stock Market Behavior".

Every stock listed is carefully checked with a complete application of our exclusive theory. No other stock forecaster has access to our exclusive forecasting theory.

How We Make Our Forecasts & Give Personalized Service at FixMyStocks.com:

When you send us a list of stocks for forecasts, we immediately look at the stock chart for each individual stock. We often make use of 2 month price charts to 2 year price charts for each individual stock. We then apply our theory to each of your personal stocks which you have submitted. Using the stock chart along with our theory, we arrive at a short term or a long term direction for each of your stocks along with a short term or a long term target turning point for each of your stocks. We go through this procedure for every single stock which you submit. This same procedure was used when $1,076 was turned into $159,808 in 14 days.

The forecast will include a short term or a long term predicted direction for each stock as well as a short term or a long term predicted target turning point for each stock. All forecasts use our exclusive Fear Theory of Stock Market Behavior. We predict short term or long term tops, bottoms and direction for stocks.

You will receive a directional forecast and a target top or a target bottom for any stock which you submit. The target represents the stock price where we think the stock will reverse or change it's present direction.

  This theory simply states that future movements of any stock are predictable by a careful study of the past chart patterns for that stock.  It further states that reversal points for a stock are also predictable by a careful study of the past chart patterns for that stock.  We like to think of our method of forecasting as a measurement of the amount of up fuel in the gas tank of any stock and the measurement of the amount of down fuel in the gas tank of any stock.  When the down fuel runs out, the stock reverses and starts rising.  When the up fuel runs out, the stock stops rising and starts falling. We have developed a method of measuring, within certain bounds, the amount of up or down fuel that exists in any stock at any time. Please keep in mind that this is a theory and it is not infallible.  However,  we think it is one of the most accurate forecasting methods which exists today.  No other forecaster, broker, stock exchange or other entity has access to the mechanics of this theory.  

Unsolicited Testimonials:

 Compare Our Forecast Accuracy to the Best in the Business!  SPX (S & P 500 Index)  On July 31, 2007, we forecast "SPX should rise to target 1,576.09 before a very long term top will occur."  An actual SPX very long term top occurred on October 11, 2007 at exactly 1,576.09, a perfect forecast. 

Compare Our Stock Forecast Accuracy to the Best in the Business!   GOOG    On October 28, 2005, on the day when GOOG closed at the price of 358.17, we forecast "GOOG should rise to target 473.91 before a long term top will occur."  An actual GOOG long term top occurred on January 11, 2006 at 475.11.  This was within 1.2 points of the actual long term top .  That is within about 0.3% of being perfect.  On February 1, 2006 we forecast "GOOG should fall to target 336.63 before a long term bottom will occur."  A significant bottom actually occurred in GOOG on February 15, 2006 when GOOG hit 337.83 and then went way up.  Once again we were within 1.2 points of the actual significant bottom.  On September 2, 2006, on the day after GOOG closed at the price of 378.60, we forecast "GOOG should rise to target 661.31 before a very long term top will occur."  GOOG reached 661.31 on October 23, 2007. 

Compare Our Stock Forecast Accuracy to the Best in the Business!  CME  On October 25, 2005, we forecast "CME should rise to target 501.25 before a long term top will occur."  An actual CME long term top occurred on April 24, 2006 when it reached 504.00 before crashing downward.  

Compare Our Stock Forecast Accuracy to the Best in the Business!   XMSR  On March 3, 2006, we stated "The maximum down potential for XMSR is 10.81."  XMSR formed an actual long term bottom on July 27, 2006 at 9.63 which was 1.18 from our stated down potential.

Compare Our Stock Forecast Accuracy to the Best in the Business!   SIRI  On December 14, 2005, we forecast "SIRI should fall to target 4.36 before a long term bottom will occur."  On March 14, 2006, SIRI dropped to 4.36 before rising.  

Compare Our Stock Forecast Accuracy to the Best in the Business!   RMBS  On May 1, 2006, we stated that "The maximum down potential for RMBS is 10.22."  On May 31, 2006, we forecast "RMBS should fall to target 10.22 before a long term bottom will occur."  An actual RMBS long term bottom occurred on August 11, 2006 at 10.25 which was 0.03 from being perfect. 

Compare Our Stock Forecast Accuracy to the Best in the Business!   VLO  On February 20, 2006, we forecast "VLO should rise to target 71.59 before a long term top will occur."  An actual VLO long term top occurred on April 25, 2006 at 70.75 which was 0.84 from being perfect. 

Compare Our Stock Forecast Accuracy to the Best in the Business!   SNDK  On April 10, 2006, we forecast "SNDK should fall to target 34.21 before a long term bottom will occur."  An actual SNDK long term bottom occurred on July 24, 2006 at 37.55 which was 3.34 from our target.  

Compare Our Stock Forecast Accuracy to the Best in the Business!   GM  On November 17, 2005, we forecast "GM should fall to target 19.63 before a long term bottom will occur."  An actual GM long term bottom occurred on December 29, 2005 at 18.33. 

Compare Our Stock Forecast Accuracy to the Best in the Business!   LU  On October 9, 2005 we forecast "LU should fall to target 2.35 before a long term bottom will occur."  An actual LU long term bottom occurred on January 13, 2006 at 2.39.