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Frank Minssieux is president and co-founder of TimingCube (TimingCube.com). He is responsible for the overall strategy and operations of the company, as well as research on the Timing Model. Frank Minssieux has more than 19 years of software engineering and software business experience at Fortune 500 corporations. He spent over 15 years with IBM, where he held various technical and managerial positions, both in Europe and the U.S. Minssieux has an M.S. in Mechanical and Electrical Engineering.

Dr. Serge Dacic is executive vice president and co-founder of TimingCube. He is responsible for strategy and the day-to-day operations of the company, as well as its information technology infrastructure. Serge Dacic has more than 14 years of software engineering and software business experience at Fortune 500 corporations. He spent nine years with Schlumberger, where he was a senior executive. Over the past four years, Dacic has served as the CTO of two mid-size startup firms, in which time he has developed an intimate understanding of Internet security technology and online collaboration. He has a PhD in Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence.

Frank Minssieux and Serge Dacic started collaborating and building the foundation for the TimingCube Model in 1992. Their interest in the markets stems from many years as part-time students and investors. Particularly interested in technical analysis, they leveraged their software engineering background to develop a Timing Model aimed at long-term investors, which offers higher performance potential, and requires little trading. With the basic concept of Trend Timing in place, Minssieux and Dacic teamed up to develop the formula for, and the mechanics of, the Timing Model. On June 18, 2001 they sent out their first signal, marking the start of TimingCube. They officially launched their site and offered the system to online subscribers in September of the same year.

TimingCube is a  stock market timing system that relies on the Trend Timing Model to detect major trend changes in the broad market and to issue buy and sell signals, on the average of three to five times per year. They favor Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) or mutual funds that track major market indices such as the Nasdaq 100, Russell 2000 and S&P 500. They provide four investment strategies to match your personal style and risk tolerance, to make money in both up and down markets. 

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