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s p x 100 = R% p+t The program will be successful if (R) increases by 10% each year for the first three years, and 15% each following year until John Templeton funds are no longer necessary to maintain the program. 5) "Long-Term Institutional Cost Leverage" is defined as the ratio of long-term monies inv
$0.005 In the final scenario, in which we assume wild but obtainable potentials, we estimate an audien
funds x100 =R% p+t The program will be successful if (R) increases by 10% each year for the first three years, and 15% each following year until John Templeton funds are no longer necessary to maintain the program. 5) "Long-Term Institutional Cost Leverage" is defined as the ratio of long-term monies inv
th the benchmark index ending the year up 37.4%—a wild swing of 56 percentage points from low to high. U
Page: HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_014554 →US index futures stand well below the levels seen in 2013-14, providing scope for upside (see Exhibit 57). If bull markets “die on euphoria” as Sir John Templeton observed, then these measures argue we have not yet reached the apex. A rare technical analysis signal corroborates that view. As shown in Exhibit 5
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