2010.03.11 @ 5:00 PM Eastern | LINK | 0 Comments
Before we hear what the master has to say, I have a couple of observations.
2010.03.11 @ 4:45 PM Eastern | LINK | 0 Comments
The Hot 100 is a list drawn from three sources that claim to have expertise in picking momentum stocks. Rank and stop losses are updated daily.
2010.03.11 @ 4:30 PM Eastern | LINK | 0 Comments
The stock scan performed after the close found 105 winners and 1 loser. They have been ranked along with 300+ ETFs, all S&P 100/NASDAQ 100 Index constituent stocks and 60 optionable indexes.
2010.03.11 @ 4:15 PM Eastern | LINK | 0 Comments
Let’s transform these statistics into market barometers to give us the big picture.
2010.03.10 @ 11:00 PM Eastern | LINK | 0 Comments
This correlation matrix tracks short-term movements in asset classes found in our model portfolios. Daily and weekly volatility analysis helps to identify extremes.
2010.03.10 @ 10:00 PM Eastern | LINK | 0 Comments
Hedge ratios are used to calculate the amount of inverse ETFs needed to hedge ETFs found in the model portfolios.
2010.03.10 @ 5:30 PM Eastern | LINK | 1 Comments
What’s ahead in the world of trend and cycles?
2010.03.10 @ 5:15 PM Eastern | LINK | 7 Comments
There is a story in Bloomberg today that hedge funds based on macroeconomic strategies have had a tough time of late. Before you laugh, think about it: isn’t the average investor doing the same when he says, “The Fed’s money printing will surely lead to inflation so I will buy gold.” or “Economic power has transferred from West to East, so I’m putting my money in China.”
2010.03.10 @ 5:00 PM Eastern | LINK | 15 Comments
There is something to be said for common sense, something that seems to be missing from the stock market.
2010.03.10 @ 4:45 PM Eastern | LINK | 0 Comments
The Hot 100 is a list drawn from three sources that claim to have expertise in picking momentum stocks. Rank and stop losses are updated daily.
2010.03.10 @ 4:30 PM Eastern | LINK | 0 Comments
The stock scan performed after the close found 106 winners and 1 loser. They have been ranked along with 300+ ETFs, all S&P 100/NASDAQ 100 Index constituent stocks and 60 optionable indexes.
2010.03.10 @ 4:15 PM Eastern | LINK | 0 Comments
Let’s transform these statistics into market barometers to give us the big picture.