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Confidence Inspired By Evidence

The Gestalt Architecture is an Evidence-Based Solution That May Dramatically Improve Your Lifestyle During Your Working Years
- and In Retirement





Our solutions are based on EVIDENCE, NOT THEORY.


Contemporary portfolio management techniques are based on severely flawed assumptions. These flaws invalidate widely used planning tools and put your retirement dreams in jeopardy.


Our Gestalt Architecture applies simple but powerful data analysis of actual market behavior to provide investment and planning solutions that work over time - in almost any market environment.


Our investment system supports our revolutionary retirement planning solution in order to provide you with the right balance of safety and portfolio income.


With our Gesalt Architecture, you may achieve higher income from your portfolio in retirement. More important still, you can have measurable confidence in your financial future.

High investment returns are constructive, but they should not be viewed as the ultimate objective. More importantly, your investment strategy should provide predictable returns with a low likelihood of large losses. Greater predictability translates into a higher degree of confidence in your retirement solution, and may enable you to safely draw a higher income from your portfolio.


Our Gestalt Architecture may substantially improve the income you can draw from your investments in retirement.

The table and chart below demonstrate the power of our Tactical Asset Allocation (TAA) investment system. The blue line in the chart is very close to a straight line, demonstrating the predictable returns from our TAA strategy. In contrast, the red line shows enormous "bumps" and "drops", which highlight the low level of predictability from a "Buy and Hold" stock portfolio.


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Source for Table and Chart: Faber (2009), Shiller (2009), Butler|Philbrick & Associates.
Results are pro-forma and are for illustrative purposes only.