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Dr. Larry Czelusta is a practicing podiatrist, and the Editor of the monthly investment newsletter, Index Rx. Larry Czelusta has over 25 years of investment experience, and it was through his years of research that he created the MRI and Dynamic Indexing systems that are the foundation of Index Rx. Jesse Czelusta, his son, is a PhD candidate in Economics, and serves as a technical advisor to Index Rx.

Index Rx is a monthly investment newsletter that recommends three portfolios comprised exclusively of index funds, and also serves as a source of information regarding the latest changes in the world of index funds. The High Dose portfolio contains low-risk domestic index funds. The Max Dose portfolio contains both domestic and international index funds, as well as enhanced index funds that employ leverage to maximize returns. ETF Rx invests in exchange traded funds. Index Rx uses the proprietary MRI (Monitored Relevant Indexes) market timing model, which that exploits consistent patterns of investor behavior. It incorporates economic theories such as the rational belief theory, Nash equilibria, pattern spotting, and theories of predictable investor sentiment. The MRI model tells Index Rx subscribers whether to buy, hold, or sell.

Larry Czelusta's proprietary asset rotation model, Dynamic Indexing, selects index mutual funds and exchange traded funds. This model incorporates a variety of technical indicators, including trend performance, sector ratings, historical rankings, and moving averages. It is based on the same economic theories as the MRI model.

Index Rx
P.O. Box 34452
San Antonio, TX 78265
invest@indexrx.com
1-877-374-6339

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