Timing Models

 

  • S&P 500 Index
  • S&P 400 Index
  • Russell 2000 Index
  • Wilshire 5000 Index
  • Dow Industrial Average
  • Nasdaq Composite Index
  • Nasdaq 100 Index
  • Gold
  • US Equities
  • US Bonds
  • US High Yield Bonds
  • International Equities
  • International Bonds
  • Asia
  • Europe
  • Japan
  • Latin America

 

Third-Party Verification of our Signals

 

Hulbert Financial Digest's #3 Gold Timer (2006-2010)
Hulbert Financial Digest's #4 Bond Timer (2010)

 

Timer Digest's #4 US Stocks Timer (Past 3,5,8,10 years as of Dec 31 2010)
Timer Digest's #2 Bond Timer (2010)
Timer Digest's #2 Gold Timer (2008)

 

Timertrac - Trading Model MonitoringTimertrac, an independent and unaffiliated company, began monitoring our timing models in 2001. Click on the TimerTrac link to view our historical trades or see a chart. TimerTrac has verified that the signals are actual. Trades within the past 15 days are not shown.

 

Daily Email Updates, When Necessary

We publish weekly - that's 52 issues a year, and each newsletter provides the current status of our timing models. You're kept current on weekday buy/sell signals, when they occur, with email "Hotlines." To maximize the effectiveness of our timing models, combine buy signals with top monitored funds in relative strength. We list those funds in our newsletter in all the categories that correspond to our general timing models, including special columns for ProFunds, Direxion, Rydex, Fidelity, Vanguard and Thrift Savings Plan (TSP) funds.

 

Strategy

Timing signals are generated with proprietary technical, objective strategies. As with all timing strategies, our models experience losing trades and occasional whip saws, but they stand aside during the big declines and have provided a respectable long-term return.

 
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