This book contains a number of major firsts. The standard stock market model, the efficient market theory, ends up concluding that stock prices are random and unpredictable. This new model holds that stock prices are indeed random except at certain moments when they do become predictable. A study that proves this is presented in chapter 5. Knowing and learning how to locate those predictable moments is one of the main subjects of the book. It is believed that the “buy and hold” investment strategy will no longer work during this period and market timing will again emerge as a necessary investment tool. The final chapter details strategies that may be useful in making money during such a roller-coaster period.