Wainwright's exclusive models produce forecasts
that are directionally correct 75 percent of the time.
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Wainwright Economics has supported institutional investors and plan sponsors in developing both tactical and strategic asset-allocation strategies for nearly three decades.
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Wainwright Economics is not a money manager, investment banker, broker or investment management consultant. We are an independent boutique dedicated exclusively to supplying the professional investment community and individuals interested in personal wealth management with top-down research.
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Wainwright Economics’ mission is to identify the most effective and robust leading indicators of economic and financial performance. We employ empirical analysis to identify market factors that systematically move before others with enough lead time to allow portfolio managers to anticipate rather than just respond to movements in the major financial markets. We use what actually works and do not necessarily accept the doctrines that many economists preach.
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Wainwright Economics provides rigorous quantitative analysis of predictive relationships in: |
 | Asset allocation |
| Fixed income and equity performance |
| Industry rotation |
| The economy |
| International markets |
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Wainwright Economics’ research output is unique in the industry. Our simple philosophy is that the only data that is reliable is that produced by the markets themselves. The evidence is strong that history tends to repeat. These two simple principles form the bedrock of our approach. Using Markets to Forecast Markets, embodies our comprehensive research strategy. For a complete explanation, view an online voice-annotated presentation: View the UMFM presentation. (Adobe/Macromedia Flash 8 or higher plugin is required.) |
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