TimerTrac Broadcast – Market Timers’ View Amid Covid-19
08/03/2020
(August 3, 2020)
(July 23, 2020)
(July 20, 2020)
TimingPundit ends the tracking of three strategies called "TimingPundit UltraPro Peak Long, L/S, and L/S Leveraged."
(July 1, 2020)
(June 28, 2020)
The Scary Guy Report ends the tracking of two strategies called "The Scary Guy Report Income Portfolio and S&P 500 Signals."
(June 9, 2020)
Drawbridge Strategies starts tracking with one strategy called "Drawbridge Balanced."
(June 4, 2020)
(May 12, 2020)
Charles Capital LLC ends the tracking of four strategies called "Charles Capital Mega, High, Moderate, and Conservative Growth" and adds one new strategy to be tracked called "Charles Capital Leveraged Nasdaq."
(May 11, 2020)
Lighthouse Financial starts tracking with two strategies called "Lighthouse QQQ and Portfolio Protection Strategy CS."
(May 7, 2020)
ProfitScore Capital Management, Inc. ends the tracking of three strategies called "ProfitScore - ETMS, RDEX, and THS."
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Sunday, August 2, 2020 The global government bond 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 comprehensive and broad global bond risk rating (GBMR) is tracking sovereign debt issued by the 21 most important countries (e.g., US Treasury Bonds). The GBMR consists of three regional risk ratings. |
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Monday, August 3, 2020 Historically July is a good month for shares in both Australia and America. But August normally marks the start of a slippery slope in both countries that does not reverse until November/December after which shares rally again. The S&P500 index on Friday rallied strongly and is now almost back to its post-crash peak on July 22nd. For the past month, the S&P500 has been in an uptrend whereas the All Ords which mimicked Wall Street until a week ago, has continued its fall. Gold bullion continues to be the frontrunner amongst major asset classes in Australia and beats every major share market globally. Here's the position of the Australian share market on a short to medium term basis and a medium to long-term one. The Australian stock market has been drifting sideways since early June. In the last week, its momentum oscillator has been slightly negative. This means it’s still bullish, but losing its edge. The All Ords index is still bearish on a longer-term framework though the gap between its 30-day trendline and its 300-day one continues to narrow. However, its Coppock momentum indicator remains negative with no sign yet of reversing course. By contrast, the US stock market’s trend and momentum remain firmly bullish over both time frames. |
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