Market Cycle Investment Management Programs Beat The Markets during Wall Street's "Dismal Decade" MCIM instruction provided by Kiawah Golf Investment Seminars.

Online, February 15, 2010 (Newswire.com) - KIAWAH ISLAND, SC, -- From the end of 1999 through the end of 2009, all of the popular Wall Street market performance measurement tools were in the red. Because of their emphasis on dividend paying, Investment Grade Value Stocks, and a solid base of income producing Closed End Funds, Market Cycle Investment Management portfolios were up an estimated 85%.

From the recent financial crisis beginning in 2007, through the interim "peak" in September 2009, MCIM portfolios lost less than 10%, compared to the much larger negative numbers posted by the major averages--- and they have rebounded more quickly.

Income payments to users continued without adjustment throughout the financial crisis.

In calendar year 2008, Market Cycle Investment Management portfolios outclassed the market averages, Berkshire "B", and the most recent award winning mutual funds. In 2009, MCIM portfolios extended their lead by posting 34% returns compared with less than 20% for the Dow and less than 25% for the S&P 500.

In 2009, the Investment Grade Value Stock Index (IGVSI) climbed nearly 37%, and the combined Working Capital Model indices surpassed S & P/DJIA growth by an estimated 60%.

Kiawah Golf Investment Seminars is the only entity authorized to teach the Market Cycle Investment Management methodology.