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Tuesday Trade Alert Is Rising India Inc. (RSII) I hope you had the time to complete your research on RSII and that by now your trig-ger finger is itching. If you did not get my newsletter yesterday here is a little recap of what this is all about. Make sure to check out the underlying technical of RSII as well. RSII Currently Has 5 Out Of 6 Short-Term Signals Pointing North. “The assisted living industry is worth over $300B annually and with a whopping 73M baby boomers set to move into this type of accommodation, the market is huge.” The average cost for a baby boomer to live in assisted living accommodation is $3,000 a month or $36,000 a year. That might not seem like a lot until you realize that these assisted living properties are absolutely huge, accommodating hundreds of people. One of RSII’s properties has a max capacity of 1,500 rooms. Based on the average numbers, that property is set to generate a staggering $4.5M a month or a solid $54M annually. And guess what? RSII has another 7 properties, with plans to build several more across the United States. I hope you see now why I believe “old people” is the next big bang for investors. Forget oil and tech (for now) – this play has too much gain potential for you to ignore. You know the standard drill already. When a play this good comes along, immediate focus and attention is needed. So, whatever you do, make sure that your research is finished and you are good to go. Grey hairs have never looked this attractive so get ready to capitalize on RSII’s incredible gain potential. Baby Boomers Market & Comparables Revenues for the U.S. long-term care industry have grown 31 percent since 2006, reaching $259B in 2012, according to a new report from Kalorama Information. The four market segments included in the report are: nursing home, assisted living, hospice and home care. The strongest growth occurred in the hospice and home care segments, which each expanded by 7.5 percent per year since 2006, while assisted living revenues grew at a rate of 5.7 percent per year. Long-term care as an industry is forecasted to reach overall revenues of $352.8B in 2016, according to the report. “The key finding that we would stress here is the industry is growing because of demographics, which won’t surprise many,” said Kalorama Informations Bruce Carlson. Approximately $111B was spent on nursing home care in the United States during 2012—up from $92B in 2006—and total nursing home expenditures are forecast to reach $143B by 2016, according to the report. HCR ManorCare led the 2012 market with nursing facility revenues of more than $3.3B and 3 percent share. Kindred Healthcare followed with nursing home revenues of $2.1B and 1.9 percent share. Golden Living was ranked third with nursing home revenues of $1.8B in 2012 and 1.7 percent market share. The U.S. assisted living industry, by contrast, totaled $42.7B in 2006, reached $56.3B in 2012 and is expected to exceed $79B in 2016, according to the report. Sunrise Senior Living led the 2012 market with assisted living revenues of almost $1.3 billion and 2.3 percent share. Sunrise was closely followed by Emeritus Corp. with $1.2 billion and 2.2 percent share. Brookdale Senior Living, which recently passed Emeritus as the nation’s largest senior living provider, was ranked third with $1 billion in assisted living revenues and 1.9 percent share. Given the extremely urgent need of seniors for quality and sustainable long-term care, the revenues being generated by the big three are hardly surprising. I believe RSII will displace one of the big companies in the space and take its rightful place among the elite three. Pursuant to a agreement between us and Micro Cap Innovations, we were hired for a 1 day period beginning on 11/11/13 and ending on 11/12/13 to publicly disseminate information about Rising India Inc., including on the Website and other media including Facebook and Twitter. We were paid $10,000 for or were paid zero shares of unrestricted or res tricted common shares. We own zero shares of Rising India Inc., which we purchased in the open market. We plan to sell the shares of Rising India Inc. that we hold during the time the Website and/or Facebook and Twitter Information recommends that investors or visitors to the website pur chase without further notice to you. We may buy or sell additional shares of Rising India Inc.. in the open market at any time, including before, during or after the Website and Information, provide public dissemination of favorable Information about Rising India Inc..
Posted on: Tue, 12 Nov 2013 14:40:51 +0000

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