Speaker 1: In this video, we will show you how the Universal Market Predictor Index works, and how to use this unique tool that helps investors to maximise their investment return. Once you are registered as a UMPI user and have your login information, go to the UMPI homepage, locate the login button at the top of your screen, and click on it. This will bring you to the login screen, where you will need to enter your login information, including your email address and password. After logging in, you will be taken to your Personal Restricted Area, from which you can check and update your personal information, review services available to you, check our announcements if available, submit your questions and service requests, and view your invoices and payment status. Feel free to click around and explore friendly and easy-to-use menus and functionalities of your personal UMPI area. In order to access the heart of UMPI services, the Universal Market Predictor Index graphs, click on the orange button in the centre of your screen. This will take you to the main engine room of UMPI technology, graphical representation of the Universal Market Predictor Index. The page shows two panels. The top panel presents the UMPI graph, showing how the index changes over time, in this case over the past three months. The bottom panel presents the time course of the broad S&P 500 market index over the same time period, three months in this case, for convenient comparison of UMPI predictions with actual behaviour of the stock market. The S&P 500 graph shows both actual S&P 500 index values, the dashed line, and the same data smoothed to capture longer-term market trends for convenient comparison with UMPI data, the solid line. If you hover your cursor over any part of the graph area, a vertical moving bar will automatically pop up on your screen for easy comparison of UMPI data with the market index. So how can you use this graph for predicting stock market trends? If UMPI shows a consistent trend upwards, breaking through the threshold level corresponding to approximately 3% above the previous UMPI minimum, this provides an indicator that the market is likely to rise. Likewise, if UMPI shows a consistent trend downwards, breaking through the threshold level corresponding to approximately 3% below the previous UMPI maximum, this provides an indicator that the market is likely to fall. The 3% threshold level is marked in the graph by a short horizontal line. In most cases, UMPI breaks through the 3% threshold a few weeks in advance of the actual rise or fall in the stock market, thus providing a reliable prediction for market moves. Reaching the approximate 3% threshold should not be mechanically viewed as a sell or buy signal for stocks. It rather should be considered an alert that the market is likely to change direction. After breaking through the threshold, UMPI should be closely monitored to confirm that the emerging trend is stable. You can choose the desired time span to review by clicking these time period buttons. You can switch between 3 months view, 6 months view, and 12 months view. Each of these screens offers the same functionalities, including the pop-up vertical moving bar for convenient comparison of UMPI predictions with actual behavior of the stock market. UMPI data is regularly updated every 3-5 days to ensure accurate predictions of broad market moves that typically happen over periods of several weeks or months. Sign up now and give the Universal Market Predictor Index your own test drive.