Mind Stretch

Hibernation Over
RPCM2 is once again warning us that stocks are in for a very rough time. (2003)

Bulls, Bears, Booms, Busts, Crashes and Such
Defining the undefinable. (2002)

The Money Effect Redux
RPCM2 has been ballooning for a year now, yet investors have been avoiding stocks. Where have all the dollars gone? (2001)

Is There A Seven-year Wave?
Empirical evidence of a 7-year wave in stock market returns. (2001)

Fight the Fed
Greenspan & Company are not as powerful as they (and most of us) think. (2001)

The Next Technology Boom
Why we think fuel cells will soon be the place to be. (2001)

Be Careful What You Wish For
Our proprietary Slump Index calls for a recession in the 2nd quarter. (2001)

Turning Point
The 84-year technology cycle and its impact on the stock market. (2000)

The Money Effect
In Norman P. Poire's second published article, which appeared in the August 28 issue
of Barron's, he warns investors that the stock market party is coming to an end -- based
on signals from our proprietary liquidity indicator, RPCM2. (2000)

Inventing Booms and Busts
Growth Innovations appear every 56 years on average and have a profound effect on
the economy and the stock market. (1999)

Goldilocks Meets The Bear
Is zero inflation always a good thing? (1998)

Social Dynamics and the Investment Cycle
Norman P. Poire's first published article was released in the March/April issue of Cycles
Magazine. The theory has since been refined as the 60-year and 80-year cycles gave
way to 56-year and 84-year cycles. (1994)

Excerpts from From Bust to Boom In the 1990s
The origins of our cycle theory of the stock market were released in this self-published
book. (1993)