Sentences with phrase «market timing modes»

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The selection of the new BOJ leadership comes at a crucial time for Japanese and global markets, which have been rattled in recent weeks on expectations major central banks will whittle down their crisis - mode stimulus.

If you're new to the role that market timing rules play into our overall ETF and stock picking selection, please click here to learn the general concept of our system for market timing, then check out this article that explains the five, rule - based modes of our model for timing the stock market.

Since it is a commodity ETF with low correlation to the direction of the broad market, it is of minimal concern that our market timing model is presently in «buy» mode.

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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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.

«So long as the Fed is in an accommodative mode and the economy is out of recession, the odds are that you will have a bull market,» David Rosenberg, chief economist at Gluskin Sheff and Associates, told the New York Times Tuesday.

If the NASDAQ manages to finish above its 50 - day moving average this week, our market timing system may shift back to a «buy» signal (subscribers of our nightly trading newsletter will be instantly notified if / when we re-enter «buy» mode).

After the major indices began pulling back from their highs in late September, then subsequently bounced in the beginning of October, our disciplined, rule - based market timing system shifted from «confirmed buy» mode to «neutral» mode on October 5.

This is one of several reasons our market timing system shifted from «buy» to «neutral» mode on December 13, after several major indices formed «shooting stars» on their weekly charts while running into the downtrend lines from their September 2012 highs.

Although my rule - based market timing system has mostly been in «sell» mode for the past month, I have only recently begun looking for stocks and ETFs to sell short because I have been patiently waiting for former leading stocks to start bouncing into their (new) resistance levels.

After languishing in «neutral» mode since late September, our proprietary market timing system triggered a fresh «sell» signal to equity swing traders on October 10.

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.

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.

With the timing model now sitting in «sell» mode, entering new swing trades on the short side of the market becomes a possibility for me and our subscribers for the first time in 8 months.

Furthermore, if selling pressure in the broad market persists and we receive the necessary signals, the timing model may soon revert back to «sell» mode.

With the major averages now in «chop mode,» most new trade entries will have a tough time following through due to the lack of help from the broad market.

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).

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.

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.

As long as our market timing system remains in «buy» mode, we will continue to focus our efforts exclusively on buying the strongest stocks and ETFs in the market as they break out of consolidation or pull back to support.

With our market timing system presently in «neutral» mode, for example, average share size for any new trade entered in our newsletter is presently reduced to 25 % -50 % of full position size.

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).

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.

Then, just three days later (on June 21), the main stock market indexes plunged sharply lower and on higher volume, thereby negating our new June 18 «buy» signal that was recently generated (click here to learn about the 4 different modes of our proven market timing system).

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

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.

«You have to be in risk management mode all the time, not just when you might be particularly nervous, because it is impossible to time the transitions of markets to crisis conditions.»

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).

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.

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.

Thanks to our market timing system remaining in «sell» mode (since October 12), we continue to be positioned primarily on the short side of the market (including being long «short ETFs»).

We are content to manage existing positions and see how the market responds to yesterday's plunge, as one or two more distribution days by next Friday would certainly force our timing system into sell mode.

On the close of December 13, our stock market timing system shifted from «buy» to «neutral» mode.

After shifting from «buy» mode to «neutral» mode on October 5, then from «neutral» to «sell» mode on October 12, our rule - based system for market timing once again precisely got us out of the long side of the market within a few percent of the highs, then prompted us to sell short (and buy inverse ETFs) right as the current sell - off began.

However, even though our market timing system is still in «sell» mode, as it has been since October 12, we are now in a situation where the reward to risk ratio for entering new short positions at current levels is simply not positive.

This will remain the case until we eventually receive the necessary proprietary signals for our market timing system to revert back to «buy» mode.

Since the stock market appears to be in consolidation mode right now (trading in a sideways range on lighter volume), it is a good time to do a review key technical support and resistance levels in the Nasdaq and S&P 500 indices.

At the same time, emerging markets, which have been adjusting for the past four years amid slack commodity prices and weak global demand, are also in recovery mode.

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.

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.

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