TimerTrac Broadcast – Market Timers’ View of the Market
09/26/2022
TimerTrac Developer Spotlight: CTMMODEL |
(September 26, 2022)
WM Reversal Detection adds 2 new strategies to be tracked called "WMwins MUB Muni Bond Trader and HYD High Yield Bond Trader."
(September 9, 2022)
RISXX Inc. ends the tracking of all active strategies.
(July 23, 2022)
SNIPER Market Timing ends the tracking of 27 strategies called "SNIPER Asia 50 Stocks, Austria Stocks, Belgium Stocks, Brazil Stocks, Chile Stocks, China 25 Stocks, EAFE Markets Stocks, Emerging Markets Stocks, France Stocks, Hong Kong, India Stocks, Israel Stocks, Italy Stocks, Latin America Stocks, Malaysia Stocks, Mexico Stocks, Netherlands Stocks, Norway Stocks, Singapore Stocks, South Africa Stocks, South Korea Stocks, Spain Stocks, Sweden Stocks, Switzerland Stocks, Taiwan Stocks, Thailand Stocks, Turkey Stocks."
(June 20, 2022)
Schulenberg & Associates, Inc. ends the tracking of a strategy called "Schulenberg SPYPRED4".
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Saturday, September 24, 2022 As expected, the US Federal Reserve Bank lifted its maximum official cash rate by 0.75% to 3.25%, the highest level since 2008. In response to the US Fed’s latest move the Australian All-Ords share index last week fell 2.7% after falling 2.2% the week before. It has twice dropped below its previous trading range and is now sitting 14.4% below its peak on January 4th, 2022. Australia's Market On short-to-medium-term trend analysis, the All-Ords index continues to be bearish. Its price momentum as measured by the MACD oscillator also remains negative. On medium-to-long-term trend analysis, the All-Ords index is bearish America's Market America’s S&P500 share index is bearish on short-to-medium-term trend analysis. Its MACD momentum indicator is negative. The US share market’s medium-to-long-term trend indicators went bearish in May for the first time since the pandemic crash of March 2020. |
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Martone Capital Management, Inc. Saturday, September 24, 2022 The benchmark S&P 500 (SPX) will begin next week just above underlying support at 3637 to 3588, which represents the mid-June lows and the September 2020 benchmark high. Meanwhile, seasonality data since 1957 shows that next week is the seasonally weakest of the entire year, after which the US broad market index historically stabilizes during October. This leads into the 1st and 3rd strongest months of the year in November and December. Accordingly, we will be watching for signs of an emerging buying opportunity in the weeks ahead but, until then, we remain in a defensive mode. |
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