Sentences with phrase «market timing model»

Then there's three Conservative High - income Models and one Retirement Target Date Model, and one Market Timing Model.

-LCB- I know it's not a market timing model — but then trading into and then back out of the market in less than a year should not happen! -RCB-

That sobering forecast comes from a simple stock - market timing model that has an impressive track record over the past five decades.

It's been a wild ride in the stock market since the new year began, which caused our market timing model to shift into «neutral» mode several weeks ago.

Do you have a file or spreadsheet that would show the performance of your market timing model since your service went live vs.the S&P 500 over the same time frame?

We do not have a spreadsheet specifically comparing market timing model to the S&P, but we do keep statistics on every trade we enter in The Wagner Daily newsletter.

Conversely, we stayed out of harm's way, and even made a 1 % gain last month, by simply following our market timing model.

With yesterday's (July 10) heavy volume selling, the Nasdaq Composite has already printed two «distribution days» since its recent buy signal, thereby forcing our disciplined, rule - based market timing model back in to «sell» mode.

As such, because of the mixed signals, our rule - based market timing model has just switched to «neutral.»

Our objective market timing model, which is designed to keep us out of harm's way during violent bear markets, and even profit through inverse ETFs and / or short selling, is one of the key reasons traders maintain their subscription to our swing trading service over the long - term.

Despite this, the accurate signals received from our market timing model enabled us to still score decent gains in November by swing trading on both sides of the market (updated stats of our trading profits through November 2012 will soon be posted on «performance» page of our website).

On April 4, are market timing model gave us the signal to exit most of our long positions, lowering our exposure to just 38 %.

Wednesday's heavier volume selling was a clear warning sign to take some profits off the table and raise cash, although our proven stock market timing model remains in «confirmed buy» mode.

Our market timing model remains in «confirmed buy» mode and we'll continue to monitor setups for low risk entry points in the Wagner Daily stock and ETF trading newsletter.

The market timing model of my Wagner Daily newsletter is now in «buy» mode, and the model portfolio is now holding a handful of stocks and ETFs (most positions presently showing unrealized gains).

It was the first time we had discussed our swing trading strategy for the short side of the market in quite a while because our market timing model only shifted to a new «sell» signal -LSB-...]

In addition to exiting all long positions at the ideal time, our market timing model prompted us to take on a bit of short exposure as well.

While we tried to give the current rally the benefit of the doubt on Wednesday, Thursday's (yesterday's) weak action pushed our market timing model into a sell signal, forcing us to cut exposure from 17 % to zero long positions (cash) on the open today.»

So, as the market gets slammed today, our subscribers are obviously happy that all long positions were closed before the heavy selling began, and that our our market timing model generated signals that simultaneously enabled subscribers to begin taking short exposure as well (through two inverse ETFs).

Summarizing the above, our market timing model is working perfectly this week because it enabled our subscribers to take a shot with long positions when the market was bouncing, but then prompted us to immediately lighten long exposure when receiving the proper sell signals, before finally exiting 100 % out of our long positions on today's open (just before the big intraday sell - off that is presently taking place).

In yesterday's blog post, I said that our market timing model has just shifted from «buy» to «neutral,» due to continued institutional selling and weakening of the major indices.

As such, our market timing model now shifts into «neutral» mode, and could potentially flash a new «sell» signal within the next week or two if the NASDAQ Composite clearly breaks down below its 50 - day MA and is unable to quickly recover.

Immediately after our market timing model reverted back to a sell signal after the June 21 close, we closed our existing long positions in our model trading portfolio (on the June 22 open).

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Because my strategy is focused on trend trading the momentum of leading stocks, I generally avoid the short side of the market whenever my market timing model is on a buy signal (as it presently is).

With our market timing model remaining in «buy» mode, our current focus primarily remains on leading individual stocks.

Yesterday (February 28), the market stalled, which reinforced the sell signal generated by our stock market timing model on February 25.

This does not mean we should suddenly be selling our long positions (since our market timing model is now in a «buy mode»), but a pullback as the index runs into this resistance level would not be surprising.

Since September 25, our market timing model has been in «neutral» mode (immediately after the S&P 500 sliced through its 50 - day moving average).

While we tried to give the current rally the benefit of the doubt on Wednesday, Thursday's weak action pushed our market timing model into a sell signal, forcing us to cut exposure from 17 % to cash on the open today.

Due to the recent «distribution» (higher volume selling) in the broad market, our market timing model is now on a sell signal.

Navigating the stock market over the past few weeks has been challenging due to the mixed signals being received by our stock market timing model.

When our rule - based market timing model shifts to a new «buy» mode after a significant correction, our attention always turns to leadership stocks and how well they are breaking out from valid basing patterns.

With the new change to our stock market timing model, we want to continue building our long exposure as new, low - risk swing trade setups develop.

But for the first time in more than two months, our rule - based market timing model -LSB-...]

However, quite a few of our members subscribe only to benefit from our objective, rule - based Market Timing Model (click here for details), which reliably indicates when to enter and exit the market with their own stock trades at the most ideal times (as shown in the chart above).

Although our market timing model is still in «buy» mode, this sector has been absolutely dead, trading near the 52 - week lows while the market trades at its highs.

Your subscription also includes access to our winning market timing model, Live Trading Room, and Live Q&A Webinars (for members only).

After several months of being in «confirmed buy» mode, our market timing model just shifted to «neutral» at the close of trading on October 5 (last Friday).

However, since our market timing model has been on a «sell» signal since October 12, we are presently not interested in buying stock - based international ETFs because they will eventually succumb to weakness if US stocks continue lower from here.

To learn our disciplined swing trading system and market timing model that has yielded consistent profits over the past 10 years, and to receive our best daily stock picks and ETFs, subscribe to The Wagner Daily ETF and stock newsletter.

HOWEVER, with our market timing model now in «sell» mode and the daily chart pattern starting to look at bit ominous, this does not mean swing traders should be looking to step in and start buying stocks.

That February 3 decline put a nail in the coffin for the current rally, thereby forcing my rule - based market timing model into «sell» mode for the first time since June of 2013.

Losses are impossible to avoid in this business, but our market timing model typically enables us to step aside with very little damage done to the bottom line, and that is fine with us.

As long as the major averages remain above their 50 - day moving averages, and leadership stocks continue holding above pivotal support levels, our stock market timing model will remain in «buy» mode.

Two of the most important technical factors that always play a major role in determining the trend bias of our proprietary market timing model are:

The good news is that if you are a new trader, you can dramatically shorten your learning curve by following and learning a systematic, rule - based market timing model, and consistently sticking with that approach in both good times and bad.

This is simply in line with the current «neutral» mode of our market timing model, which went into effect at the close of trading on October 5.

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