“Progress Lies Not in Enhancing What Is, but in Advancing Toward What Will Be.” Khalil Gibran

“Progress lies not in enhancing what is, but in advancing toward what will be.” Khalil Gibran

Do You Realize How Much Technology Has Advanced? Are You Still Living With 1980’s Style Investments?

Here we have an extremely limited list of advancements since 1980. Take your time, click on the links and see how all of this came about and how amazing our lives are today because of these brilliant advancements:

1980  High-definition television invented.  The hepatitis-B vaccine invented.  invention of genetic engineering, as well as cloning, and 1981 stem cell research.  MS-DOS invented. 1990  The first IBM-PC invented.  The World Wide Web and Internet protocol (HTTP) and  The scanning tunneling microscope invented by Gerd Karl WWW language (HTML) created by Tim Berners-Lee. Binnig and Heinrich Rohrer. 1991 1982  The digital answering machine invented.  Human growth hormone genetically engineered. 1992 1983  The smart pill invented.  The Apple Lisa invented. 1993  Soft bifocal contact lens invented.  The Pentium processor invented.  First Cabbage Patch Kids sold. 1994  Programmer Jaron Lanier first coins the term "virtual  HIV protease inhibitor invented. reality". 1995 1984  The Java computer language invented.  The CD-ROM invented.  DVD (Digital Versatile Disc or Digital Video Disc)  The Apple Macintosh invented. invented. 1985 1996  Windows program invented by Microsoft.  Web TV invented. 1986 1997  A high-temperature super-conductor invented by J.  The gas-powered fuel cell invented. Georg Bednorz and Karl A. Muller. 1998  Synthetic skin invented by G. Gregory Gallico, III.  Viagra invented.  Fuji introduced the disposable camera. 1999 1987  Scientists measure the fastest wind speed ever recorded  The first 3-D video game invented. on earth, 509 km/h(318 mph).  Disposable contact lenses invented.  Tekno Bubbles patented. 1988 Modern Inventions of 2000  Digital cellular phones invented.  The mystery of Ginger.  The RU-486 (abortion pill) invented.  Environmentally friendly transformer fluid from  Doppler radar invented by Christian Andreas Doppler. vegetable oils invented by T.V. Oommen.  Prozac invented at the Eli Lilly Company by inventor Ray  FluidSense infusion pump invented (automatic and Fuller. standardized intravenous applicator).  The first patent for a genetically engineered animal is Modern Inventions of 2001 issued to Harvard University researchers Philip Leder  AbioCor artificial heart invented by Abiomed - the and Timothy Stewart. Abiocor represents groundbreaking medical  Ralph Alessio and Fredrik Olsen received a patent for miniaturization technology. Nuvaring birth control the Indiglo nightlight. The bluish green light is used to invented by Organon. illuminate the entire face of a watch.  Artificial liver invented by Dr. Kenneth Matsumura and 1989 Alin Foundation.

 Fuel cell bike invented by Aprilia. matrix of parallel optical glass fibers embedded into the  Self-cleaning windows invented by PPG Industries. concrete that can transmit light and color from the  On October 23, 2001 Apple Computers publicly outside. However, this is not the only translucent announced their portable music digital player the iPod, concrete out there. Inventor Bill Price has been created under project codename Dulcimer. developing another variety.  Time Magazine Modern Inventions of the Year 2001  Ka-on or Flower Sound are plants that play music invented by the Japanese based Let's Corporation. Modern Inventions of 2002 Flowers bouquets will act as loudspeakers when placed  Braille Glove invented by Ryan Patterson. in a special vase that has electronics hidden in the base.  Phone tooth invented by James Auger and Jimmy  Intel Express Chipsets - Grantsdale and Alderwood are Loizeau. the code names of Intel's newest chips that will provide  Nano-tex - nanotechnology wearable fabrics invented superior and inexpensive built-in sound and video by Nano-tex LLC. capacities for the PC including the ability to do high  Birth control patch invented by Ortho McNeil definition video editing without additional computer Pharmaceutical. cards.  Foveon Camera Chip invented by Richard Merrill.  SonoPrep invented by bioengineer Robert Langer, is a  Date Rape Drug Spotter invented by Francisco Guerra. device that will deliver medication by sound waves  Solar Tower invented by Jorg Schlaich. rather than injection. According to the Sontra Medical  Virtual keyboard invented by Canesta and VKB. Corporation, SonoPrep's manufacturer: The small,  ICOPOD invented by Sanford Ponder. battery-powered device applies low-frequency ultrasonic energy to the skin for 15 seconds. The  Time Magazine Modern Inventions of the Year 2002 ultrasound temporarily rearranges lipids in the skin, Modern Inventions of 2003 opening channels that let fluids be delivered or  Optical Camouflage System invented by Susumu Tachi, extracted. After about 24 hours, the skin returns to Masahiko Inami, and Naoki Kawakami normal.  Toyota's Hybrid Car  Popular Science Best of What's New 2004  Ice Bike invented by Dan Hanebrink  Time Magazine Modern Inventions of the Year 2004  New Toy Robots Max the robotic cat invented Modern Inventions of 2005 by Omron, LUCKY, THE ROVING ROBO-RAPTOR invented  YouTube - the online video sharing and viewing by Walt Disney Imagineering, and Sony builds Aibo a community - was invented in 2005 by Steve Chen, Chad companion called Orio. Hurley and Jawed Karim. YouTube was named Time  New Fabrics, Salmon Skin Leather invented by Claudia Magazines Invention of the year in 2006. Escobar and Skini, and Luminex a glowing fabric  Time Magazine Modern Inventions of the Year 2005 invented by Luminex. Modern Inventions of 2006  Java Log a log for your fireplace made from used coffee  Time Magazine Modern Inventions of the Year 2006 grinds and invented by Rod Sprules  Popular Science Best of What's New 2006  Infrared Fever Screening System used in public buildings Modern Inventions of 2007 to scan for people with a high temperature from a fever  Time Magazine Modern Inventions of the Year 2007 or sars invented by Singapore Technologies Electronics and the Singapore Defense Science and  Popular Science Best of What's New 2007 Technology Agency Modern Inventions of 2008 New inventions of 2008 include: smog-earing cement, high  The No-Contact Jacket invented by Adam Whiton and altitude flying windmills, bionic contacts, pig-urine Yolita Nugent, protects the wearer by electric shocking plastic. any attackers.  Inventors' Pick for Top Inventions of 2008  Time Magazine Modern Inventions of the Year 2003  Time Magazine Modern Inventions of the Year 2008  Popular Science Best of What's New 2003 Modern Inventions of 2004  Popular Science Best of What's New 2008 Modern Inventions of 2009  Adidas 1 are the thinking shoes with a built in New inventions of 2009 include: a new computer interface microprocessor that decides how soft or firm support called the sixth sense, and a retinal implant for the the wearer needs. Chosen by Popular Science magazine blind. as the best recreation invention of 2004.  Inventors' Pick for Top Inventions of 2009  Translucent Concrete developed by Hungarian architect Aron Losonczi and called LitraCon and is based on a

Each one of these scientific or technological inventions was studied thoroughly before it became reality, and it has continually been advanced since its inception to become an even better product. Think about it, which phone would you want to use, the 1984 version or todays phones?

Or how about driving safety? Would you rather be driving a 1985 vehicle Yugo, or today’s technology?

Let’s look at the medical industry advancements:

1980 – Raymond Damadian builds first commercial MRI 1989 - DNA Microarray - Stephen Fodor scanner 1990 - Gamow Bag ® - Dr Igor Gamow 1980 - Lithotripter - Dornier Research Group 1992 – First vaccine for Hepatitis A available[100] 1980 – First vaccine for Hepatitis B - Dr Baruch Samuel 1992 - Electroactive polymers (Artificial Muscle) - SRI Blumberg International 1981 - Artificial Skin - John F. Burke & Ioannis V Yannas 1992 - Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection (ICSI) - Andre van 1981 - Bruce Reitz performs the first human heart-lung Steirteghem combined transplant 1996 - Dolly the Sheep cloned 1982 - Humulin insulin - Eli Lilly 1998 - Stem Cell Therapy - James Thomson Interferon Cloning - Sidney Pestka 26 June 2000 - Human Genome draft completed 1985 - Automated DNA Sequencer - Leroy Hood & Lloyd 2001 Telesurgery - Jacques Marescaux Smith 2003 – Carlo Urbani, of Doctors without Borders alerted 1985 - Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) - Kaery Mullis the World Health Organization to the threat of 1985 - Surgical Robot - Dr Yik San Kwoh the SARS virus, triggering the most effective response to 1985 - DNA Fingerprinting - Alec Jeffreys an epidemic in history. Urbani succumbs to the disease 1985 - Capsule Endoscopy - Tarun Mullick himself in less than a month. 1986 - Fluoxetine HCl - Eli Lilly and Co 2005 – Jean-Michel Dubernard performs the first 1987 – Ben Carson, leading a 70-member medical team in partial face transplant Germany, was the first to separate occipital craniopagus 2006 – First HPV vaccine approved twins. 2006 – Second rotavirus vaccine approved (first was 1987 - commercially available Statins - Merck & Co. withdrawn) 1987 - Tissue Engineering - Joseph Vacanti & Robert 2007 - Visual prosthetic (bionic eye) Argus II Langer 2008 – Laurent Lantieri performs the first full face 1988 - Intravascular Stent - Julio Palmaz transplant 1988 - Laser Cataract Surgery - Dr Patricia Bath 2013 - First kidney grown in vitro in the U.S. 1989 - Pre-implantation Genetic Diagnosis (PGD) - Alan 2013 - First human liver grown from stem cells in Japan Handyside

What about the Pharmaceutical industry? Specifically, one single area in over 23,000 medical topics; antibiotics. Take a look at the antibiotics that have been scientifically developed since 1980 and by the time you finish reading this list, at least one more will have been created. 1980 - cefmetazole 1983 - ceftizoxime 1987 - ampicillin/sulbactam 1980 - cefotaxime 1983 - norfloxacin 1987 - cefixime 1980 - cefsulodin 1984 - cefonicid 1987 - roxithromycin 1980 - piperacillin 1984 - cefotetan 1987 - sultamicillin 1981 - co-amoxiclav (amoxicillin) 1984 - temocillin 1987 - ciprofloxacin, the first 2nd- 1981 - cefoperazone 1985 - cefpiramide gen fluoroquinolone 1981 - cefotiam 1985 - imipenem/cilastatin, the 1987 - rifaximin, the 1981 - cefsulodin first carbapenem first ansamycin 1981 - latamoxef 1985 - ofloxacin 1988 - azithromycin 1981 - netilmicin 1986 - mupirocin 1988 - flomoxef 1982 - ceftriaxone 1986 - aztreonam 1988 - isepamycin 1982 - micronomicin 1986 - cefoperazone/sulbactam 1988 - midecamycin 1983 - cefmenoxime 1986 - co- 1988 - rifapentine 1983 - ceftazidime ticarclav (ticarcillin/clavulanic acid) 1988 - teicoplanin

1989 - cefpodoxime 1992 - piperacillin/tazobactam 2003 - daptomycin 1989 - enrofloxacin 1992 - rufloxacin 2005 - tigecycline 1989 - lomefloxacin 1993 - brodimoprim 2005 - doripenem 1989 - moxifloxacin 1993 - dirithromycin 2009 - telavancin, the 1990 - arbekacin 1993 - levofloxacin first Lipoglycopeptide 1990 - cefozidime 1993 - nadifloxacin 2010 - ceftaroline 1990 - clarithromycin 1993 - panipenem/betamipron 2011 - fidaxomicin 1991 - cefdinir 1993 - sparfloxacin 2012 - bedaquiline 1992 - cefetamet 1994 - cefepime 2013 - telavancin 1992 - cefpirome 1999 - quinupristin/dalfopristin 2014 - tedizolid 1992 - cefprozil 2000 - linezolid, the 2014 - dalbavancin 1992 - ceftibuten first oxazolidinone 2015 - ceftolozane/tazobactam 1992 - fleroxacin 2001 - telithromycin, the 1992 - loracarbef first ketolide

What about all the advancements in these industries? Accountants Builders/General Contractors Schools Advertising/Public Relations Builders/Residential Commercial Banks Aerospace, Defense Building Materials & Commercial TV & Radio Contractors Equipment Stations Agribusiness Building Trade Unions Communications/Electronics Agricultural Services & Business Associations Computer Software Products Business Services Conservative/Republican Agriculture Cable & Satellite TV Construction Air Transport Production & Distribution Construction Services Air Transport Unions Candidate Committees Construction Unions Airlines Candidate Committees, Credit Unions Alcoholic Beverages Democratic Crop Production & Basic Alternative Energy Candidate Committees, Processing Production & Services Republican Cruise Lines Architectural Services Car Dealers Cruise Ships & Lines Attorneys/Law Firms Car Dealers, Imports Dairy Auto Dealers Car Manufacturers Defense Auto Dealers, Japanese Casinos / Gambling Defense Aerospace Auto Manufacturers Cattle Ranchers/Livestock Defense Electronics Automotive Chemical & Related Defense/Foreign Policy Banking, Mortgage Manufacturing Advocates Banks, Commercial Chiropractors Democratic Candidate Banks, Savings & Loans Civil Servants/Public Officials Committees Bars & Restaurants Clergy & Religious Democratic Leadership PACs Beer, Wine & Liquor Organizations Democratic/Liberal Books, Magazines & Clothing Manufacturing Dentists Newspapers Coal Mining Doctors & Other Health Broadcasters, Radio/TV Colleges, Universities &

Professionals Health Services/HMOs Book Publishing Drug Manufacturers Hedge Funds Non-profits, Foundations & Education HMOs & Health Care Services Philanthropists Electric Utilities Home Builders Nurses Electronics Manufacturing & Hospitals & Nursing Homes Nursing Homes/Hospitals Equipment Hotels, Motels & Tourism Nutritional & Dietary Electronics, Defense Human Rights Supplements Contractors Ideological/Single-Issue Oil & Gas Energy & Natural Resources Indian Gaming Other Entertainment Industry Industrial Unions Payday Lenders Environment Insurance Pharmaceutical Farm Bureaus Internet Manufacturing Farming Israel Policy Pharmaceuticals / Health Finance / Credit Companies Labor Products Finance, Insurance & Real Lawyers & Lobbyists Phone Companies Estate Lawyers / Law Firms Physicians & Other Health Food & Beverage Leadership PACs Professionals Food Processing & Sales Liberal/Democratic Postal Unions Food Products Liquor, Wine & Beer Poultry & Eggs Manufacturing Livestock Power Utilities Food Stores Lobbyists Printing & Publishing For-profit Education Lodging / Tourism Private Equity & Investment Foreign & Defense Policy Logging, Timber & Paper Firms Forestry & Forest Products Mills Pro-Israel Foundations, Philanthropists Manufacturing, Misc Professional Sports, Sports & Non-Profits Marine Transport Arenas & Related Equipment Funeral Services Meat processing & products & Services Gambling & Casinos Medical Supplies Progressive/Democratic Gambling, Indian Casinos Mining Public Employees Garbage Collection/Waste Misc Business Public Sector Unions Management Misc Finance Publishing & Printing Gas & Oil Misc Manufacturing & Radio/TV Stations Gay & Lesbian Rights & Distributing Railroads Issues Misc Unions Real Estate General Contractors Miscellaneous Defense Record Companies/Singers Government Employee Miscellaneous Services Recorded Music & Music Unions Mortgage Bankers & Brokers Production Government Employees Motion Picture Production & Recreation / Live Gun Control Distribution Entertainment Gun Rights Music Production Religious Health Natural Gas Pipelines Organizations/Clergy Health Professionals Newspaper, Magazine & Republican Candidate

Committees Student Loan Companies TV / Movies / Music Republican Leadership PACs Sugar Cane & Sugar Beets TV Production Republican/Conservative Teachers Unions Unions Residential Construction Teachers/Education Unions, Airline Restaurants & Drinking Telecom Services & Unions, Building Trades Establishments Equipment Unions, Industrial Retail Sales Telephone Utilities Unions, Misc Retired Textiles Unions, Public Sector Savings & Loans Timber, Logging & Paper Unions, Teacher Schools/Education Mills Unions, Transportation Sea Transport Tobacco Universities, Colleges & Securities & Investment Transportation Schools Special Trade Contractors Transportation Unions Vegetables & Fruits Sports, Professional Trash Collection/Waste Venture Capital Steel Production Management Waste Management Industry Trucking Wine, Beer & Liquor

Now that you have begun to wrap your mind around how much has changed in 35 years, I would like you to look at your career and where you are employed. How much has it changed in the last 10 years, let alone the last 35 years? Just think about how all the details of how advancing progress has changed it.

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Now there are just two more topics I would like you to wrap your head around. The first is . . .

The Computer Chip There's a joke about personal computers that has been around almost as long as the devices have been on the market: “You buy a new computer, take it home and just as you finish unpacking it you see an advertisement for a new computer that makes yours obsolete.” While the joke is obviously an exaggeration, it's not that far off the mark. In 1976, the Cray-1 was state-of-the-art: it could process 160 million floating-point operations per second (flops) and had 8 megabytes (MB) of memory. Today, many personal computers can perform more than 10 times that number of floating-point operations “in a second” and have 100 times the amount of memory. Meanwhile on the supercomputer front, the Cray XT5 Jaguar at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory performed a sustained 1.4 CRAY-1 SUPERCOMPUTER petaflops in 2008. The prefix peta means 10 to the 15th power -- in other words, one quadrillion. Absolutely crazy advancements were made, but just 7 years later that has quadrupled again. Amazing! Now, the second and final topic is . . . InterAnalyst is on the cutting edge and taking full advantage of this power and speed and advancing Buy and Hold to Buy & Hold 2.0! Take a detailed look now.

Buy, Hold and Pray After reviewing all these technological advancements in virtually every industry worldwide, the only one that still lives in the 1980’s is investment technology and philosophy of buy, hold and pray? It is ridiculous that investors had to wait years to recover from two 50% declines during the 2000’s. Unfortunately, they are going to get hammered again shortly. It’s absolutely absurd and an insult to the intelligence of virtually every investor who takes 5 minutes to ponder about their own investment experience between 2000 and 2015. Are they to believe that the only way to invest is buy, hold and pray? Our InterAnalyst technology has been tremendously successful and used by both licensed professional advisors, seasoned and amateur investors alike. What is even better is that we are now making a new leap forward. Why? Because the addition of analysis via neural network technology aided by current computing speeds allow us to perform more than a trillion calculations per week, per security! We have privately invested the last 5 years in analyzing and updating our technology and algorithms. In just the last 6 months we have been able to successfully test and advance our technology by processing as much data as we did in all prior years since 1990 COMBINED! It is vitally important for you to understand precisely how accurate this technology is and how it has developed over the years. So let’s begin from the fundamentals. InterAnalyst offers a unique approach to investing built upon the natural economic cycles and those that are inherent in the stock market. History has proven that stocks move up or down in month-long waves with shorter bursts of movement within those longer cycles. We believe strongly that avoiding the market downturns is just as important as participating in market uptrends for building lifelong wealth. Furthermore, our systems seek to actively profit from market downturns as well as from the upturns. To accomplish this, InterAnalyst offers simple Buy, Sell or Cash signals to easily guide subscribers. Rather than apply those signals to specific stocks, we focus on the market overall suggesting that investors apply our signals to broad market index investments. We provide these signals from our historically accurate Wealth Preserver subscription. The Wealth Preserver is designed to help you build and preserve wealth and works well for investors who are not looking to actively trade their investments very often, but simply want to profit from broad market moves while avoiding substantial losses. The monthly level of a market is where the long-term trend actually is defined and distinguishes the dividing line between what we would call a bull and bear market.

A green up arrow indicates to buy, hold and build wealth while the market rises. A red down arrow indicates to sell your investments and avoid the majority of a long term market decline. You can also have your investments grow, with inverse funds, while the market declines. Essentially, the goal is to shorten your time to a comfortable retirement. But in order to achieve this goal the analysis and technology must contain and optimize two primary factors:

Factor One: Correlation In the world of finance, correlation is a statistical measure of how two securities move in relation to each other. Correlation is computed into what is known as the correlation coefficient, which ranges between -1 and +1. Perfect positive correlation (a correlation co-efficient of +1) implies that as one security moves, either up or down, the other security will move in lockstep, in the same direction. Alternatively, perfect negative correlation means that if one security moves in either direction the security that is perfectly negatively correlated will move in the opposite direction. If the correlation is 0, the movements of the securities are said to have no correlation; they are completely random. This is vitally important to InterAnalyst’s ability to allow its subscribers to take advantage of both Green and Red Arrows. If there is a Green Arrow, you will invest in securities that move up while the market is rising; high correlation +.75 or greater. What’s even better is many individual highly correlated investments often rise twice as fast as the S&P500. Who wouldn’t want to include some of these? The same is true of negatively correlated investments. For example, what if you knew with 99% confidence that the market was going to continue to decline for the foreseeable future. You would want to sell all investments that were highly correlated to the markets movement. Or, even better, own investment that were negatively correlated to the markets declining movement. In other words, you make money while the market is declining. The S&P500 Index We chose to use the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index. The S&P 500 is one of the most commonly used benchmarks for the overall U.S. stock market. The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) was at one time the most renowned index for U.S. stocks, but because the DJIA contains only 30 companies,

most people agree that the S&P 500 is a better representation of the U.S. market. In fact, many consider it to be the definition of the market. We chose this for market size, liquidity and industry grouping, correlative analysis among other factors. The S&P 500 is designed to be a leading indicator of U.S. equities and is meant to reflect the risk/return characteristics of the large cap universe. We chose to use the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index because it has been in existence since 1950 thus having a long history of price movements we can analyze. Secondly, we can use correlative analysis. In reality the S&P 500 Index is the industry standard benchmark and whether you live in North America, South America, Europe or the east, your market is likely to correlate highly with the S&P500 Index. Neural Network Logic We do this by using two layers of single direction logic of a neural network. Our neural network was created to be autonomous and learn by cyclical analysis and data input from outside teachers and self- teaching from written-in rules we designed privately. NOTE: Contrary to myth, Neural Networks are not Artificial Intelligence nor brains. Nonetheless, they are extremely sophisticated algorithmic systems. Neural networks that use a mean squared error function, which we do, can use formal statistical methods to determine the confidence of the trained model. The MSE on a validation set can be used as an estimate for variance. This value can then be used to calculate the confidence interval of the output of the network, assuming a normal distribution. A confidence analysis made this way is statistically validated and allowed to accurately validate all activity of a security within the charting algorithm. After any particular sample is taken, the parameter in the interval is either realized or not; it’s not just chance. It is important to note that the desired level of confidence is set by the researcher (not determined by data). In our case it is 99%. If a corresponding test is performed, the confidence level is the complement of respective level of significance. A 99% confidence interval reflects a significance level of 0.01. The confidence interval contains the parameter values that, when tested, should not be rejected with the same sample. This confidence interval confirms greater levels of variance yielding larger confidence intervals and hence less precise estimates of the parameter. Confidence intervals of difference parameters not containing 0 imply that there is a statistically significant difference between the populations. Thus, InterAnalyst’s confidence level was set to 0.01. The variance is insignificant. Thus, delivering extreme confidence in the long term outcome of the InterAnalyst Moving Average. This has led to substantial enhancements and historical arrows that never move with re-optimization. This does not mean it’s perfect; it simply means that the trade arrows are as good as it can get without accurately predicting the future . . . and only God knows that. Once you take a look and experience the performance in your accounts, you will quickly realize that the advancement we have taken is a massive technological step from the old Buy, Hold and Pray.

InterAnalyst Buy & Hold 2.0 Is Here Buy & Hold 2.0 is like upgrading from a 1990 Dodge to a 2016 Fully loaded Mercedes 500 GL, it’s that great.

Just look at the actual S&P500 and Nasdaq comparison of B&H versus InterAnalyst.

In both cases you would enjoy a substantially better retirement.

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