The M-Index; the overlooked index that’s crushing the markets by Matthew Carr
by rullegust | September 8, 2014 10:34 pm
Do you have any idea what he is talking about? This is. From the Oxford Club[1].
Endnotes:
- Oxford Club: https://www.stockgumshoe.com/tag/oxford-club/
Source URL: https://www.stockgumshoe.com/2014/09/microblog-the-m-index-the-overlooked-index-thats-crushing-the-markets-by-matthew-carr/
Its companies in favor with hipster Millenials, such as Chipotle, Panera and Subway. I too would like to know the full index composition.
So who is going to describe what makes up this index? The three “fast food” stocks mentioned were given by Mathew Carr in his tease. Anyone have a list?
Travis, if you are stumped – you have to subscribe, right? Only $99, guaranteed to go Up (or your money back less a fee for the governor and Oxford!).
We could start guessing M Index stocks:
#1 AAPL
Anyone have 2 thru 40?
Haven’t seen the pitch for this one yet, personally, though it may be uncovered in my inbox — is it circulating now?
The guys essentially saying the DOW etc are too old and too all-inclusive. So he’s created his own index of just ‘winners’ (v easy in retrospect!). http://pro.oxfordclub.com/14MILLENNIALREPORTETTTSTOTTJ3MPS4/E3MRQA12/?email=runningrep%40btinternet.com&a=9&o=52813&s=56956&u=1123245&l=357983&r=MC&g=0&h=true
Heres one of the secrets: AAPL
Glad you are on it, Travis. Let us know when you subscribe! We want to see the list!
what stocks are in the “M-Index?”
Anyone learn anything new about the M-Index? I just heard Matthew Carr’s pitch today, and now he doesn’t even give you the first 3 (mentioned earlier in this message string as Chipotle, Subway and Panera) until you subscribe for $99. Then you get his “free” report including 3 small cap companies that could be joining the “M Index” shortly. I’d like to know if anyone has the complete list of companies in that index.
Haven’t looked at it yet personally, but I wouldn’t strain yourself overly — just think of a dozen companies that are beloved by “millennials” and they could well be on the “M-Index” as envisioned by Carr.