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1german

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Leveraged Momentum

Monday, September 30, 2019

The market continues to fluctuate between fear of lower earnings, lower GDP, and the ongoing trade war and greed spurred by strong consumer spending, wage growth, the probability of the Fed continuing to lower rates, and stronger than expected actual earnings and sales.

Our LevBands model (annualized return of 16.57% since began tracking on TimerTrac on 4/27/16) is experiencing whiplash as it sold and bought UPRO again in the last week. LevCrosses remains in UPRO (annualized return of 32.18% since began tracking on TimerTrac on 4/10/18). UPROTrends also remains in UPRO (performance data will be referenced after one year of tracking on TimerTrac which began 3/25/19). TQQQTrends remains in TQQQ (performance data will be referenced after one year of tracking on TimerTrac which began 11/24/18). We recently added our LevIndex signal on TimerTrac and it is currently 50% in UPRO and 50% in TMF (performance data will be referenced after one year of tracking on TimerTrac which began 9/16/19).

Performance data and charts for each of these strategies along with the index of your choice (for comparison) can be obtained on the Graphs page of the TimerTrac site

Market Timing in Australia

Saturday, September 28, 2019

Australia: The All Ords fell back a little this week, largely thanks to offshore influences including mixed messages on the US-China trade war, continuing uncertainty over Brexit and suggestions that impeachment proceedings might be taken against President Trump.

America: US markets also fell, pulled down by the same uncertainties that depressed local shares. News that President Trump is considering delisting Chinese companies from US stock markets signaled the possibility of a major escalation in the trade war. In economic news, consumer confidence and spending both fell, and all eyes will be on next week's PMI (purchasing managers index) figures, which are expected to show a marked slowing of manufacturing activity.

Sniper Market Timing

Monday, September 30, 2019

US stock markets finished lower on Friday. The US stock market risk decreased to a low-risk level of 37%. US tech stock risk closed higher at a medium risk reading of 42%.

The Global Stock Market Risk Rating (GSMR) decreased to a medium risk reading of 42%.

The regional stock market risk score for the US, Canada, and Western Europe sunk to a low-risk reading of 34%.

The global bond market risk benchmark (GBMR) closed unchanged at a medium risk reading of 40%.

The regional bond risk indication for the US, Canada, and Western Europe finished unchanged at a medium risk indication of 42%.

The global US Dollar risk score (GUSDR) closed at a low-risk level. GUSDR rose to 27%.

The Global Gold Risk Rating (GXAUR) jumped to a new medium risk reading of 50%.

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CzarSuzick

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Sniper Market Timing

Sunday, September 22, 2019

US stock markets finished lower on Friday. The US stock market risk decreased to a low-risk level of 22%. US tech stock risk closed unchanged at a low-risk reading of 24%.

The Global Stock Market Risk Rating (GSMR) decreased to a low-risk reading of 32%.

The regional stock market risk score for the US, Canada, and Western Europe sunk to a low-risk reading of 20%.

The global bond market risk benchmark (GBMR) closed unchanged at a medium risk reading of 40%.

The regional bond risk indication for the US, Canada, and Western Europe finished unchanged at a medium risk indication of 42%.

The global US Dollar risk score (GUSDR) closed at a low-risk level. The GUSDR closed higher at 19%.

The Global Gold Risk Rating (GXAUR) declined to a low-risk reading of 31%.

Market Timing in Australia

Saturday, September 21, 2019

Australia: The All Ords had a good week, rising on increasing expectations that the Reserve Bank will cut official interest rates next month, however, the $A fell on the same sentiment. Iron ore prices fell a little after their recent partial recovery but oil rose after attacks on several Saudi facilities. Optimism outweighed pessimism over the US-China trade war this week.

America: US markets had a flat week until Friday, when China canceled a planned visit to Montana by an agricultural delegation, pushing the market down 0.5% as renewed worries about the trade war surfaced. In economic news, the Federal Reserve cut interest rates as had been expected, while housing starts and building permits both substantially beat expectations. Weekly jobless claims rose, but by less than had been expected.

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Todd Market Forecast

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Market Timing in Australia

Saturday, September 14, 2019

Australia: The All Ords had a mixed week, but a strong showing by financial stocks helped the market to post a small rise. Continued hopes for progress in US-China trade talks lifted sentiment, however, the miners had a mixed week with falls in the price of gold countering rising iron ore prices.

America: US markets posted another rise this week as both sides in the trade war made gestures of conciliation and talk of a limited trade agreement was reported. China resumed purchases of US agricultural produce and the US delayed an increase in tariffs on some Chinese goods.  Retail sales rose strongly, however, this is likely to be a reaction to the imminent introduction of a 15% tariff on a range of Chinese consumer goods including footwear, televisions, and clothing. Weekly jobless claims were down a little.

Sniper Market Timing

Sunday, September 15, 2019

US stock markets finished mostly lower on Friday. The US stock market risk increased to a low-risk level of 23%. US tech stock risk closed lower at a low-risk reading of 23%.

The Global Stock Market Risk Rating (GSMR) decreased to a low-risk reading of 29%.

The regional stock market risk score for the US, Canada, and Western Europe sunk to a low-risk reading of 21%.

The global bond market risk benchmark (GBMR) closed higher at a medium risk reading of 48%.

The regional bond risk indication for the US, Canada, and Western Europe finished higher at a medium risk indication of 46%.

The global US Dollar risk score (GUSDR) closed at a low-risk level. The GUSDR decreased to 17%.

The Global Gold Risk Rating (GXAUR) rose to a medium risk reading of 50%.

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PrimeMarketTrader

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Sniper Market Timing

Monday, September 9, 2019

US stock market risk declines to a low-risk level of 23% (last week: 37%, new low-risk). US tech stock risk closes lower at a low-risk reading of 23% (last week: 35%, new low-risk).

The Global Stock Market Risk Rating (GSMR) decreases to a score of 36% and changes to a new low-risk reading. Last week the GSMR reached a new medium risk level of 48%.

The regional stock market risk rating for the EAFE region (Europe, Australasia, and the Far East), measuring the aggregated potential market risk of developed stock markets outside of the US and Canada, is showing the best performance, indicating a low-risk reading of 20%. Last week the score was at 35% (new low-risk).

The Global Bond Market Risk Rating (GBMR) closes higher at 20% and remains at a low-risk reading. Last week the GBMR reached a low-risk level of 5%.

The Regional Bond Market Risk Rating (RBMR) for the US, Canada, and Western Europe is showing the best performance with a low-risk reading of 15%. Last week the rating was at 0% (low risk).

The Global US Dollar Risk Rating (GUSDR) closes at a low-risk level. The GUSDR stays unchanged at 15%. Last week the GUSDR reached a low-risk level of 15%.

The Global Gold Risk Rating (GXAUR) jumps higher to a risk score of 25%, but still remains at a low-risk level. Last week the GXAUR closed at 0% (low risk).

Market Timing in Australia

Saturday, September 7, 2019

Australia: The All Ords again continued its rise this week as optimism over US-China trade talks, now scheduled to resume next month, continued to lift sentiment.  Consumer staples were up strongly as were most other market sectors, signs of a small recovery in the iron ore price helped the miners recover some of their recent losses, however, the recent optimism in the market saw falls in defensive stocks such as utilities and gold.

America: US markets surged this week with optimism over trade talks keeping sentiment strong. On the downside, nonfarm payrolls were weaker than expected, reinforcing expectations of a cut in official interest rates this month, and Tuesday's ISM manufacturing index showed worrying contraction inactivity. News that China is stimulating its economy by reducing the level of mandatory cash reserves it requires banks to hold was well received.

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FibTimer

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Market Timing in Australia

Saturday, August 31, 2019

Australia: The All Ords continued its rise this week as optimism over US-China trade talks continued to buoy sentiment. A slew of corporate earnings reports has highlighted a weakness in the economy with a large number companies reporting a decline in earnings as growth fell to a post-GFC low, with some leading indicators suggesting further falls are possible. The resources sector recovered a little this week despite iron ore prices continuing to fall.

America: The prospect of further trade talks next month between the US and China and positive comment by Chinese officials lifted sentiment, however, next week sees the introduction of a range of new tariffs which may hit consumers. A slowdown in business activity in several key manufacturing states, a symptom of slowing global activity, suggests that the trade wars are hurting the US as well as China. 

Leveraged Momentum

Monday, August 26, 2019

The market continues to fluctuate between fear of lower earnings, lower GDP, and the ongoing trade war and greed spurred by strong consumer spending, wage growth, the probability of the Fed continuing to lower rates, and stronger than expected actual earnings. Our LevBands model (annualized return of 18.53% since began tracking on TimerTrac on 4/27/16) is experiencing whiplash as it sold and bought UPRO again in the last week. LevCrosses remains in UPRO (annualized return of 26.97% since began tracking on TimerTrac on 4/9/18).

UPROTrends also remains in UPRO (performance data will be referenced after one year of tracking on TimerTrac which began 3/25/19). TQQQTrends remains in TQQQ (performance data will be referenced after one year of tracking on TimerTrac which began 11/24/18). Performance data and charts for the LevBands, LevCrosses, UPROTrends, and TQQQTrends strategies along with the index of your choice (for comparison) can be obtained on the Graphs page of the TimerTrac site. 

Sniper Market Timing

Sunday, September 1, 2019

US stock markets finished mostly higher on Friday. The US stock market risk sunk to a new low-risk level of 37%. US tech stock risk closed lower at a new low-risk reading of 35%.

The Global Stock Market Risk Rating (GSMR) declined to a medium risk reading of 48%.

The regional stock market risk score for the US, Canada, and Western Europe decreased to a new low-risk reading of 35%.

The global bond market risk benchmark (GBMR) decreased to a low-risk reading of 5%.

The regional bond risk indication for the US, Canada, and Western Europe closed lower at a low-risk indication of 0%.

The global US Dollar risk score (GUSDR) closed at a low-risk level. The GUSDR finished unchanged at 15%.

The Global Gold Risk Rating (GXAUR) decreased to a low-risk reading of 0% – the lowest reading since January 2018.

Teabull Asset Timer Ltd

Sunday, August 25, 2019

Teabull Stock Market.1: Our Stock Market.1 oscillator is well below its TBX Index. Therefore, it is generating a short-term “Buy” signal for the Stock Market as of the close of trade on August 23, 2019.

Teabull Bond Market.1: Our Bond Market.1 oscillator is situated slightly above its TBX Index. Therefore, it is generating a short-term “Sell” signal for the Bond Market as of the close of trade on August 23, 2019.

Teabull Gold Market.1: Our Gold Market.1 oscillator is positioned considerably above its TBX Index. Therefore, it is generating a short-term “Sell” signal for the Gold Market as of the close of trade on August 23, 2019.

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