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Sniper Market Timing

Monday, November 25, 2018

The Global Bond Market Risk Rating (GBMR) finishes lower at 74% and remains at a high-risk reading. Last week the GBMR reached a high-risk level of 82%. The Regional Bond Market Risk Rating (RBMR) for Latin America is showing the best performance with an unchanged medium risk reading of 50%. Last week the rating was 50% (medium risk).
On the contrary, the RBMR for the Asian-Pacific region is showing the least positive performance with an unchanged high-risk reading of 82%. Last week the rating was 82% (high risk).

The Global Stock Market Risk Rating (GSMR) increases to a score of 35% and remains at low-risk reading. Last week the GSMR reached a low-risk level of 26%.
The regional stock risk score for the US, Canada, and Western Europe is showing the best performance, indicating a low-risk reading of 28%. Last week the score was 16% (low risk). On the contrary, the RSMR for the Asian-Pacific regions is indicating the least positive reading with a low-risk level of 36%. Last week the rating was 22% (low risk).

The Global US Dollar Risk Rating (GUSDR) closes at a new medium risk level. GUSDR decreases to 50%. Last week the GUSDR reached a new high-risk level of 65%.

The Global Gold Risk Rating (GXAUR) finishes unchanged at a risk score of 31% and remains at a low-risk level. Last week the GXAUR closed at 31% (new low risk).

Market Timing in Australia

Saturday, November 23, 2019

Australia: The local market sagged this week, dragged down by the banking sector as Westpac was found to have massively breached money laundering laws and the contagion spread to the other big 4 banks. Ongoing trade tensions between the US and China continued to be a concern however news that both the US and China want to reach a resolution should make for a brighter start to the coming week.

America: US markets also fell this week, also held back by trade worries. Impeachment proceedings against President Trump ramped up this week, introducing further uncertainty while economic data was mostly a little better than expected. Friday's news that the US and China are both keen to reach a trade deal gave some cheer and the market recovered a little on Friday.

Leveraged Momentum

Monday, November 25, 2019

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

Our LevBands signal (an annualized return of 14.47% since began tracking on TimerTrac on 4/27/16) has been in UPRO for more than a week and has an order scheduled to sell when it falls to its trailing stop price (CYA). LevCrosses remains in UPRO (an annualized return of 35.09% 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 (an annualized return of 84.75% since began tracking on TimerTrac on 11/24/18). LevIndex is currently 50% in UPRO and 50% in EURL (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.

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