My name is Peter Raven and I'd like to tell you about a carefully researched and proven system of share investing called the Ploutos Plan which:
- Offers over 30% average annual return
- Reduces the downside risk to less than 15% of value
- Requires no expert knowledge or ‘insider’ tips
- Takes less than 30 minutes a week to manage
- Eliminates all the ‘emotion’ that can so easily confuse investment decisions
- Is totally legal, transparent and involves no special commissions.
At this point you may well ask, ‘Where’s the proof?’, ‘How does it work?’ and ‘If it’s so good, why isn’t everyone using it?’ .
Well the proof is simple – £10,000 invested in 1995 using Ploutos would now be worth over £360,000 – and that’s after costs! Following the FTSE, it would be worth less than £16,000 – almost 23 times less!
Here is a chart showing the gain from the Ploutos Plan compared to following the FTSE All-Share index over the last 12 years.
Since the FTSE gain is so small in comparison, I've had to use a logarithmic scale to be able to show the changes in it. So the benefits of Ploutos are far more impressive than it appears.
Something else to notice is that, using Ploutos, the dips and losses are far less when the market slides.
This is one of the main benefits of the Ploutos system - avoidance of losses is just as important as maximising gains.
How does it work?
The Ploutos Plan has been carefully researched and proven over many years, and many economic cycles, to answer two golden questions:
- What shares should I buy at any stage to maximise gain?
- And, just as important, when should I get out of the market to minimise loss?
If everyone knew these answers, we’d all be rich, wouldn’t we?
Well, with Ploutos, you can find the answers and you can be rich.
How does it do it? Ploutos exploits some subtle but identifiable trends, firstly to create a portfolio with a key advantage in returns. Secondly, to forewarn of potential longer-term slides.
What are these key trends and how can they quickly and easily be identified?
But hang on a minute: why should I let the cat out of the bag and tell you all my secrets - for nothing? Is this just another scam?
Far from it - and there are two simple reasons:
- Because this is a mechanical investing system, what you do doesn’t affect me, so I have nothing to lose. (And since I don’t know or control what you may choose to do, I don’t profit by telling you to buy my duff shares.)
- Though the system is easy in principle, it does require regular analysis of the market. And that is where we can make life much easier for you for a very modest subscription.
Why isn’t everyone using Ploutos?
Well, many are, but they’re keeping quiet about it. After all, if literally everyone did use Ploutos, it would distort the market and so no-one would gain.
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For the same reason, it does not suit the large pensions funds which, in fact, control the vast majority of share assets.
However, the Ploutos Plan is ideal for the small to medium investor, who can exploit trends in the market but whose actions alone cannot affect it.
Who created the system?
I’m Peter Raven. I’ve been a professional systems engineer all my life, involved in critical military projects. So I understand about complex systems and identifying critical factors.
Some years ago, I had some cash to invest so I bought some shares. At the time every stock was shooting up, so mine did too. ‘This is easy’, I thought. Then came the downturn and I went right back to square one.
Undaunted, I thought I could still make the stock market work for me, if I applied a few basic rules. And yes, once again, I seemed to be a natural genius because I made big gains. This was the dot.com boom, though, and any fool could make profits – even fund managers.
And lose them when the crash came - which it did, and I did.
Looking for gold
The engineer in me then took over from the optimist. I was sure there must be some scientific way of analysing the market and the companies that were successful - or at least their share prices. I read every book there was on the subject, studied every report, and ran my spreadsheets till they almost melted, looking for hidden trends and patterns.
My aims were simple:
- to achieve annual average gains of over 30%
- keep potential losses to below 10%
- use only commonly available data.
And yet, it seemed more than a coincidence to me how often the really great investors like Warren Buffet always seem somehow magically to have sold everything to cash just before a big crash.
‘How can I spot when to get out’, I thought, ‘and take my profits, before it’s too late?’
Striking Gold
Finally, after yet more research and number-crunching, I identified a set of indicators that not only showed me the best stocks to buy at any time, but also when to cut and run before a slide.
The other key factor with these indicators was that they were based on widely available data, easily and quickly identified, and did not involve any ‘extra’ or ‘inside’ information.
Another huge benefit of this approach was that, since it was purely mechanistic, it avoided any 'emotion' in the investment strategy. On the other hand, it gave ample scope for applying personal preferences, such as followong ethicalinvestment ideals.
Since then, of course, I've continued the process of analysis and refinement. So now, if you retro-apply the Ploutos Plan to the actual historical markets, the figures speak for themselves. Just look at the chart above, and average returns of over 30% - far better than most funds.
And yes, I take my own medicine – and have far exceeded the market returns over the last few years.
No fancy tricks or promises
There is an important point I want to make clear about the Ploutos Plan.
It is not a get-rich-quick system. Even though it vastly outperforms most other investments, you are not going to become a millionaire overnight. We do not offer "tips" on "hot stocks" that are going to triple in value in the next few weeks. (But who ever did in one of those schemes?)
No, the Ploutos Plan aims to make you rich over time.
Second, it seeks consistent long-term performance – it cannot, and does not, try to ride on the backs of every transient ‘high flyer’. (Like Icarus, these tend to fall rather dramatically out of the sky.)
Third, it is only really appropriate for portfolios greater than £8000 because, below this sum, the transaction costs, even at minimum rates, will probably outweigh the gains.
So how does it actually work?
You can easily find out the full story by downloading the Ploutos Guide by clicking here.
In brief, though, Ploutos shows you how to identify a selection of stocks that offer the best growth prospects at that particular time. You then choose how much you want to invest in which, through your normal transaction-only broker.
Ploutos suggests a portfolio of not more than 10 stocks. Every six months you ‘turn over’ your portfolio to ensure you are still holding only high growth stocks.
That’s only half of the story, though – just as important is knowing when to get out.
So it also explains how to identify the subtle signs of a coming downturn to give you early warning. Of course, you can’t always catch the peak exactly at the top. But history has shown you can get out well before the headlong plunge into gloom.
Unlike most investment advisors, Ploutos recognises that there are times when it is far better to be safer in cash, rather than being in the market for the sake of it. Recent experience has certainly proved that.
Finally, using the same indicators, you can identify just the right moment to get back into the market to catch the next wave.
This may sound like magic and too good to be true. But the proof is in the pudding, as the graph above shows.
Is there a catch?
The short answer is NO – because the guide to Ploutos is free.
The longer answer is that, whilst the guide explains the identifiers and the tools to highlight them, you still have to have access to the current market data and do all the hard work of analysis.
The good news is that we can do all the hard work for you. We offer a subscription service, which provides this information for you on regular basis, and especially at the crucial turning points (when to buy and when to sell).
And the cost of the subscription to this invaluable time-saver is just £12.50 per month, or £96.00 per year.
What to do now
- If you are fed up with lousy returns on your precious investments…
- If you distrust tips that always seem to miss the boat or turn to dust…
- If you want to be in control control of your finances rather than leaving them with ‘experts’ with agendas of their own…
- If you want to make serious gains while protecting yourself from the inevitable market slides…
So click here now to learn how you can really succeed in securing your future.
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