This correlation matrix tracks short-term movements in asset classes found in our model investment portfolios while the daily and weekly volatility analysis helps to identify extremes.
These ratios are used to calculate the amount of inverse ETFs needed to hedge ETFs found in the model investment portfolios.
I spent some time discussing the paradox where the unexpected “scary” trade is the one that gets to target quickly, while subsequent setups might feel more comfortable, yet the Nth bull flag might be good from far, but far from good.
Further to my comments in Part 1, here are some other reasons why it might not be helpful to watch too many things other than price.
The next step is to take the stocks and ETFs found in the workbook and separate them into two piles: "rising" from "falling".
28 winners and 8 losers were picked up by our proprietary stock scan today. These ticker symbols have been ranked with stocks on this week’s Hot List, 300+ ETFs, all S&P 100/NASDAQ 100 Index constituent stocks and 60 optionable indexes. Stop losses are updated daily and now includes position size calculations.
Let's transform these statistics into barometers to give us the big picture for market direction.
These ratios are used to calculate the amount of inverse ETFs needed to hedge ETFs found in the model investment portfolios.