The market surged today after the GDP number, but it does not change the answer to the question I asked yesterday when I opined that . . .
The Hot 100 is a list of stocks drawn from sources engaged in momentum trading. Rank and stop losses are updated daily.
The stock scan performed after the close found 6 winners and 85 losers. They have been ranked along with 300+ ETFs, all S&P 100/NASDAQ 100 Index constituent stocks and 60 optionable indexes.
Let’s transform these statistics into market barometers to give us the big picture.
Hedge ratios are used to calculate the amount of inverse ETFs needed to hedge ETFs found in the model portfolios.
This correlation matrix tracks short-term movements in asset classes found in our model portfolios. Daily and weekly volatility analysis helps to identify extremes.
That is the question I will answer in tonight's video presentation.
The Hot 100 is a list of stocks drawn from sources engaged in momentum trading. Rank and stop losses are updated daily.