Financial research is now available to the retail investor without the hassle, or the expense, of the commonly required financial newsletter subscription. At Strategic Capital Research (SCR), we provide you with a uniquely extensive security research range for broad investment selection for those times when different asset classes, sectors, and strategies within different geographical locations make better investments. Our reports, covering Forex, ETFs, Stocks, and ADRs, provide those different investment choices and at prices that allow you to do the choosing.

Thus, within the SCR reports, we cover the world's asset classes with research, analyses, forecasts, and strategies.

Site and Report Redesign: Our reports are undergoing a major transformation to bring you specific forecasts with strategies on a wide variety of securities listed on a variety of exchanges. Thus, please pardon our electronic dust :-)

The SCR Analysts.

“Because our forecasts with strategies have a unique range that stretches from Country to Company and then from Price (trend) Continuation to Price (trend) Reversal, there are always sections in each report that are correlated with current market momentum. The geographic strategies and specific securities may change within the phases of an economic cycle; however, the investment goals never do.”
Dr. M. Y. Reinertson
SCR Director

• Mon: Forecasts & Strategies:

  Top Trends on Top Securities in Each Report!

  
  On Mondays, we upload our revised reports on the following securities: Forex, and Stocks from both the USA and the Canadian exchanges. In our reports, we identify the top probability securities that have the best relative statistics with the greatest potential for both price (trend) continuation and for price (trend) reversals. We then extend the forecast on the top probability securities to include both trading and investing strategies (w/ leverage and w/o leverage).
• Tue: Forecasts & Strategies:

  Top Trends on Top Securities in Each Report!

  
  On Tuesdays, we upload our revised reports on the following securities: Forex, and ETFs (USA and International). In our reports, we identify the top probability securities that have the best relative statistics with the greatest potential for both price (trend) continuation and for price (trend) reversals. We then extend the forecast on the top probability securities to include both trading and investing strategies (w/ leverage and w/o leverage).
• Wed: Forecasts & Strategies:

  Top Trends on Top Securities in Each Report!

  
  On Wednesdays, we upload our revised reports on the following securities: Forex, and Stocks from both the USA and the Mexican exchanges. In our reports, we identify the top probability securities that have the best relative statistics with the greatest potential for both price (trend) continuation and for price (trend) reversals. We then extend the forecast on the top probability securities to include both trading and investing strategies (w/ leverage and w/o leverage).
• Thu: Forecasts & Strategies:

  Top Trends on Top Securities in Each Report!

  
  On Thursdays, we upload our revised reports on the following securities: Forex, ETFs (USA), and ADRs (traded on U.S. exchanges). In our reports, we identify the top probability securities that have the best relative statistics with the greatest potential for both price (trend) continuation and for price (trend) reversals. We then extend the forecast on the top probability securities to include both trading and investing strategies (w/ leverage and w/o leverage).

• Methodology - All SCR Report Sections: We, at Strategic Capital Research (SCR), provide you with a uniquely extensive global research and analysis range that stretches from macro-countries down to micro-companies. With this extensive range, and without a required subscription, your investment possibilities are almost innumerable. Furthermore, we use three different research & analysis methodologies in analyzing every security from macro-country to micro-company: Econometric algorithms (probability theory with statistical analysis), technical relative strength analysis, and fundamental ratio analysis. The “top-down” country to company structure is important to optimal investment discovery.


• Macro-Countries: Measures the current broad market indicators for both established market countries and emerging market countries,
• Macro-Economic Business Cycle: Measures optimal securities in each phase of the cycle for better asset allocation,
• Macro-Monetary Economics: Measures securities as proxies for inflation, liquidity flows, credit, and currencies,
• Macro-Financial Markets: Measures financial market development,
• Micro-Sectors & Industries: Measures optimal securities (all sectors and many of the industries) for rotational strategies,
• Micro-Companies: Measures the level of transparency in a company's capital structure and management. In particular, the aim is to study the following four optimal company fundamentals: Efficiency, Productivity, Liquidity, and Profitability.


• Methodology - Investing and/or Trading Strategies: Measures the following preferred investing and/or trading strategies: (1) price (trend) continuation for both established and emerging trends, and (2) price (trend) reversals during market extremes (overbought or oversold, and price / indicator divergences). In our research, we have found that the “Buy High – Sell Higher” strategy fails in any market other than one being driven higher by extremely strong demand (typically for the latest technological products); thus, most “breakouts” fail. Furthermore, our research shows that financial trading tends to be a “negative sum” game for the following two factors: the lack of transparency that allows a multiple fee structure to be charged, and the failure to incorporate internal market pressure measurements in most financial models.

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