TIM Versus…
The Price of Crude Oil.
Every week, I’d like to present a different TIM Versus chart. If you’re on the fence about buying one of Sykes’ products, maybe this kind of graph will ease your mind about making a purchase. At the very least, these types of charts should convince you that Sykes’ business model is sound, stable, and has immense growth potential. FYI, Sykes has extended his 50% offer through Monday.
Through October 2009, the price of Crude Oil was at $77.00 a barrel. If one were to take a $10,000 investment on the price of oil, you’d be up 73%, or at $17k. While the price of oil has fluctuated sporadically over the last 2 years, this commodity has performed very well since January 1st. Oil prices have successfully recovered from its heavy losses in 2008. However, not only did Sykes not incur these losses, but he’s even outperformed oil this year. The TIM account has out-performed the price of crude oil. That same $10k investment would now be worth, $21k, an increase of 112%.
Keep in mind this chart represents a YTD gain percentage of a $10k investment since January 1st.
